Amer Hamad Issa Abukhalaf

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Clemson University

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Amer Hamad Issa Abukhalaf is an Assistant Professor at Clemson University, USA. His research focuses on hurricane preparedness behaviors, mental health issues among international students, and disaster response, with recent articles investigating the impact of behavioral variables on preparedness and the wellbeing of migrants in U.S. college towns during the COVID-19 outbreak. He also aims to improve crisis management and early warning systems at higher education institutions.

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Ratna B. Dougherty II

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University of South Florida

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Studying the impact of multiple behavioral variables on hurricane preparedness behaviors among employees at institution of higher education in Florida

Understanding hurricane preparedness behaviors: The case study of Florida college students

COVID-19 outbreak impact on the wellbeing of migrants in U.S. college towns: The case of Gainesville, Florida

The 2020 Pandemic Outbreak Impact on the Wellbeing of Short-Term Migrants in Gainesville, Florida: Mixed Method Research Study

Toward a comprehensive behavioral model of hurricane preparedness: The Protective Behavior Model

Disaster response and recovery must include mental health support plan

Evaluating the mental health of international students in the U.S. during the COVID-19 outbreak: The case of University of Florida

Toward a Comprehensive Behavioral Model of Hurricane Preparedness: The Protective Behavior Model

Assessing international students’ vulnerability to hurricanes: University of Florida case study

How to Improve Early Warning Systems at US Institutions of Higher Education

Improving Crisis Management in the United States by Eliminating Disaster Language-Based Discrimination from Local Emergency Communication

The Growing Mental Health Crisis Among America's Children, Adolescents, and Young Adults

Eliminating Air Pollution in Cities Through Sustainable Urban Planning

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Ratna B. Dougherty II

Jason von Meding

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