Crystal McGlover

Dr. Crystal McGlover serves as an Adjunct Professor at Newberry College and Program Coordinator for the City of Inglewood Office of Emergency Management. Her dual roles bridge academic instruction with practical emergency response leadership in high-stakes public safety operations.

Her academic credentials include:

• Ed.D from National University
• Master of Public Health from California Baptist University

Dr. McGlover's research centers on Emergency Management systems, with specialized focus on stress impacts during pandemics and multi-agency coordination for mega-events. Her doctoral dissertation examined Stress Levels and Work Performance among Employees during the COVID-19 pandemic, directly informing her real-world application during the 56th NFL Super Bowl in February 2022 where she orchestrated interoperability across 70+ local, state, and federal agencies. She integrates these frontline experiences into her academic teaching to prepare future emergency management professionals.

No scientific awards were documented in the source material.

In her academic capacity, Dr. McGlover mentors students through practical case studies drawn from her professional work, though formal graduate advisees aren't specified. While research grants aren't explicitly detailed, her leadership in Super Bowl coordination demonstrates significant project execution capabilities. She operates within the City of Inglewood's emergency management framework, building cross-agency teams for large-scale event preparedness as the city evolves into a global sports destination.