What does NACHS stand for?

National Academic Consortium for Homeland Security

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Ohio State does not offer specific degrees in homeland security, but it hosts the National Academic Consortium for Homeland Security, to "promote, support, and enhance academic research, technology development, education and training.

Q. What's your major? A. Homeland security

The first looks to be part of a general trend to wed the university to the Department of Defense and national security concerns; it manifests itself in diverse ways, from attacks on Title VI to the proliferation of homeland security centers of excellence, complete with impressive aid packages for struggling graduate students, all of this perhaps summed up by the new National Academic Consortium for Homeland Security "led by Ohio State University, which links more than 200 universities and colleges" (See William Martin, "Manufacturing the Homeland Security Campus and Cadre," forth-coming in the ACAS Bulletin, 70, Spring, 2005).

Universities in the Marketplace: The Commercialization of Higher ...

The National Academic Consortium for Homeland Security aligns institutions engaged in homeland security research, technology development, education, and training.

Academic symposium ponders to what degree?