Lubna Mohammad

Background

About Lubna Mohammad

Over a decade of professional experience in the fields of emergency planning and response, project management, community coordination, teaching, research, and writing. Currently working as the Emergency Management Coordinator for the City of Ramcho Palos Verdes and a part time Emergency Manager with CADRE. 6 years of experience in emergency management - writing plans, developing community outreach material, assisting in operational disaster readiness, supporting grant applications, facilitating exercises and trainings, and working in Emergency Operations Centers during activations. 6 years of experience in project management - Developed and managed the community resilience project for Monterey County and its 61 initiatives, serving as the lead for 21 of these initiatives. Started up and managed the Los Angeles branch of Brookshire Academy - High School Credit Recovery Program. 11 years of experience teaching and tutoring - Taught English and Math for hybrid classes at Brookshire Academy. Taught English, Math, Sociology, and Speech as a general education instructor for Valley College of Medical Careers. Assisted in teaching Sociology at Colorado State University. Tutored adults and children on various topics. 4 years of experience conducting social science research - Qualitative research studies on the impacts of solitary confinement on adult men and cumulative disaster exposure on families. Developed, implemented, and analyzed mixed method community surveys on disaster preparedness, community connections and the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on individuals and businesses. Master's Degree in Sociology from Colorado State University 2 Bachelor Degrees in Criminology and Social Ecology with a focus on psychology from the University of California Irvine