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How to Find Executive Fire Officer Program Applied Research Project Papers
Learning Objective: The student shall be able to search for papers from the Executive Fire Officer Program effectively.
Summary: The Executive Fire Officer Program (EFOP) helps provide senior fire leaders in fire and emergency services an understanding of the value of research and its application in meeting challenges encountered in the practice of their profession. Leaders committed to lifelong learning likely are to be better prepared to both critically analyze problems and find innovative solutions by drawing upon not only their own knowledge but also from the shared insights, experiences, and knowledge of others. EFOP participants must complete an Applied Research Project that relates to their organization within 6 months after the completion of each of four required courses. Most EFO papers published since 1998 are now available to download or read online in their entirety via the Learning Resource Center Online Catalog.
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