Ian Manock

Ian Manock serves as an Adjunct Lecturer at Charles Sturt University's Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security in Bathurst. With extensive professional experience spanning emergency management, policing, and military service, he contributes specialized expertise in disaster response systems and resilience frameworks.

Education:

• Graduate Certificate in Learning & Teaching Higher Education (2015, CSU)
• Master of Emergency Management (2002, CSU)
• Bachelor of Social Science (Emergency Management) (1997, CSU)
• Associate Diploma in Emergency Management (1995, University of Tasmania)

His research centers on community resilience in post-disaster recovery, examining how social capital and economic systems interact during emergency management cycles. Current investigations explore digital communication channels in crisis response and interdisciplinary approaches to emergency education. His work demonstrates particular focus on Bangladesh flood case studies and Australian emergency management frameworks.

Publications reveal consistent output in disaster management since 2003, with recent emphasis on gender dynamics in recovery processes and standardized education frameworks. His research portfolio shows strong integration of practical emergency response experience with academic rigor.

Professional Affiliations:

• Australian Institute of Emergency Services
• International Association of Emergency Managers
• Royal Air Forces Association

With prior roles as Regional Emergency Management Officer for Tasmania State Emergency Service and Senior Inspector in the Royal Hong Kong Police Force, Manock brings operational expertise to his academic work. His military background as a Royal Air Force officer further informs his interdisciplinary approach to emergency management education and practice.