Brittany "Brie" Haupt - Disaster Risk Reduction - Best Researcher Award

Virginia Commonwealth University - United States

AUTHOR PROFILE

SCOPUS

ACADEMIC POSITIONS AT THE FOREFRONT

Brittany "Brie" Haupt currently serves as an Assistant Professor at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond, Virginia. Her academic journey includes pivotal roles as a Visiting Instructor at Florida Atlantic University and Adjunct Faculty at the University of Central Florida. These positions have underscored her commitment to shaping the next generation of public administration and emergency management professionals.

RESEARCH EXCELLENCE AND SCHOLARSHIP

Dr. Haupt's research is distinguished by her focus on crisis management, emergency preparedness, and equitable resource allocation. Her tenure as a Graduate Research Associate at the University of Central Florida was marked by significant contributions supported by prestigious grants, including projects funded by the National Science Foundation and the South Korea Metropolitan Government. Notably, her work explores pervasive spectrum sharing for public safety and enhances natural hazard response systems.

LEADING SCHOLARSHIP AND FUNDING

Dr. Haupt's scholarly impact is evident through her leadership in funded grants and awards. She plays a pivotal role in the Virginia Department of Emergency Management Grant, focusing on emergency preparedness for local officials—a project anticipated to receive substantial funding. Her research on equitable crisis response funding, supported by Virginia Commonwealth University, underscores her commitment to exploring equity in FEMA's disaster funding processes.

AWARDS AND RECOGNITIONS

Dr. Haupt's contributions have garnered prestigious accolades, including the Outstanding Scholarship of Teaching and Learning Award and the Distinguished Scholarship Award from the L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs. She has been recognized as the Most Cited Author by the Nonprofit Management & Leadership journal and received accolades for her book on Crisis Communication Planning and Strategies for Nonprofit Leaders.

COMMITMENT TO SERVICE AND PROFESSIONAL ENGAGEMENT

Dr. Haupt's dedication extends beyond academia. She has been nominated for various awards, including the L. Douglas Wilder School's Excellence in Service Award, showcasing her commitment to service and community engagement. Her participation in esteemed workshops and her role as a Founders Fellow of the American Society for Public Administration underscore her leadership and influence in the field of public administration.

FUTURE VISION AND IMPACT

As Dr. Haupt continues her academic journey at Virginia Commonwealth University, her future endeavors will focus on advancing research in crisis management, equity in public policy, and enhancing emergency preparedness strategies. Her vision for a more resilient and inclusive approach to public administration promises to shape future generations of policy makers and administrators worldwide.

NOTABLE PUBLICATION

Use of Crisis Communication Strategies by Food Bank Network During a Global Pandemic.

Authors: Haupt, B., Azevedo, L., O'Grady, M.
Journal: Journal of Homeland Security and Emergency Management
Year: 2024

Overcoming neutrality as an organizational learning impediment.

Authors: Sweeting, K.D., Haupt, B.
Journal: Public Administration Review
Year: 2024