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Ashley Woodson

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Practice & Capability

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Faculty

Practice & Capability

Ms. Ashley Woodson is the Operations Manager for Emergency Management & Resilience (EM&R) within Practice & Capability Division at the Institute for Security Governance (ISG), which also includes the Civil-Military Emergency Preparedness Program (CMEP).

Prior to this, Ms. Woodson served as the Associate Operations Manager for the Joint Foreign Area Officer (FAO) Program at the US Naval Postgraduate School (NPS). Her previous area of focus was coordination of skills sustainment courses for senior FAOs in Monterey and abroad.

In her current role, she supports the planning and facilitation of international disaster preparedness and response engagements, and post-event evaluation and assessment. Her projects have convened various communities of international organizations, and non-governmental and government stakeholders for trainings, workshops, and exercises intended to share best practices and institutional knowledge.

Ms. Woodson holds a Master of Arts in Security Studies with a focus on Stabilization and Reconstruction from the Naval Postgraduate School, a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations from the California State University of Monterey Bay, and a Certificate in Urban Sustainable Agriculture from the University of the District of Columbia. She and her husband reside in Alexandria, Virginia.

AREAS OF EXPERTISE

  • Humanitarian Assistance & Disaster Response
  • Emergency Preparedness
portrait ashley woodson
Ashley Woodson
Faculty
 Practice & Capability

Ms. Ashley Woodson is the Operations Manager for Emergency Management & Resilience (EM&R) within Practice & Capability Division at the Institute for Security Governance (ISG), which also includes the Civil-Military Emergency Preparedness Program (CMEP).

Prior to this, Ms. Woodson served as the Associate Operations Manager for the Joint Foreign Area Officer (FAO) Program at the US Naval Postgraduate School (NPS). Her previous area of focus was coordination of skills sustainment courses for senior FAOs in Monterey and abroad.

In her current role, she supports the planning and facilitation of international disaster preparedness and response engagements, and post-event evaluation and assessment. Her projects have convened various communities of international organizations, and non-governmental and government stakeholders for trainings, workshops, and exercises intended to share best practices and institutional knowledge.

Ms. Woodson holds a Master of Arts in Security Studies with a focus on Stabilization and Reconstruction from the Naval Postgraduate School, a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations from the California State University of Monterey Bay, and a Certificate in Urban Sustainable Agriculture from the University of the District of Columbia. She and her husband reside in Alexandria, Virginia.
Ashley Woodson
Faculty
 Practice & Capability

Ms. Ashley Woodson is the Operations Manager for Emergency Management & Resilience (EM&R) within Practice & Capability Division at the Institute for Security Governance (ISG), which also includes the Civil-Military Emergency Preparedness Program (CMEP).

Prior to this, Ms. Woodson served as the Associate Operations Manager for the Joint Foreign Area Officer (FAO) Program at the US Naval Postgraduate School (NPS). Her previous area of focus was coordination of skills sustainment courses for senior FAOs in Monterey and abroad.

In her current role, she supports the planning and facilitation of international disaster preparedness and response engagements, and post-event evaluation and assessment. Her projects have convened various communities of international organizations, and non-governmental and government stakeholders for trainings, workshops, and exercises intended to share best practices and institutional knowledge.

Ms. Woodson holds a Master of Arts in Security Studies with a focus on Stabilization and Reconstruction from the Naval Postgraduate School, a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations from the California State University of Monterey Bay, and a Certificate in Urban Sustainable Agriculture from the University of the District of Columbia. She and her husband reside in Alexandria, Virginia.