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Angelica Blazina-Mantovani
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Abraham Rivera
Adjunct
Email:
Phone number:
347-254-0007
Website URL:
Education
MPA, Inspection and Oversight - John Jay College.
BA, Psychology - City College of New York.
Bio
Abraham Rivera has over 27 years of experience with computers, networking, information security and digital forensics in the public and private sectors including academia. Currently Vice President, Lead Investigator for a Global Investment Bank and formerly the Executive Director of IT and Investigative Operations and law enforcement officer for the New York City Department of Investigation, his managerial and technical expertise is extensive, hands-on, and encompasses over a dozen operating systems, networks, databases and computer languages. He earned most of the major certifications in the information technology, information security and digital forensics fields. In addition, he has been teaching aggressive networking and security programs and has been performing speaking engagements at numerous institutions, organizations and conferences since 1998.
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Ashley Emerole
Adjunct Professor
Email:
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Patricia Nemeth
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Email:
Phone number:
732-318-0055
Website URL:
Education
PhD Rutgers University (Global Affairs)
Dissertation Title: "The Basel Convention and the Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Waste to the Developing World:A Study of Regulatory Violations and the Problem of Legal Compliance"
MPA-IG John Jay College of Criminal Justice (Investigation-Operational Inspection) Phi Alpha Alpha, National Honor Society for Public Affairs and Administration
BSc Godollo, Hungary (Engineering)
Bio
I have been working for the United Nations sixteen (16) years. I served in several peacekeeping missions i.e. Western Sahara, East Timor and Sinai Peninsula.
Research interest
International Relations
Global Governance
Global Environmental Politics
Expertise
Courses taught:
PAD 241 Computer Application in Public Administration
PAD 314 Leadership, Supervision and Performance
PAD 346 Human Resource Administration
PAD 366 Workplace Investigations:Tools, Techniques and Issues
PAD 400 Quantitative Problems in Public Administration
PAD 404 Practicum in Public Administration
PAD 440 Problems in Public Administration
PAD 445 Seminar in Justice Administration and Planning
PAD 723 Assessments, Audits and Investigations in Human Resources
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Fred Darden
Adjunct Professor
Email:
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Dora Mendez
Adjunct Professor
Email:
Bio
Biographical Notes
Dora Mendez is the Director of Human Resources at The Bridge, Inc. The Bridge is a nonprofit organization that provides mental health and housing solutions in NYC. Ms. Mendez led the HR integration and policy alignment of The Bridge’s affiliate organization Weston United Community Renewal, Inc.
Before joining The Bridge, Ms. Mendez served as Director of Training, Workforce Planning and Development at Win (formerly Women in Need). Ms. Mendez’s career in public service also includes working as an investigator of employment and housing discrimination complaints for the NY State Division of Human Rights – Office of Sexual Harassment Issues and at HELP USA’s Fair Housing Justice Center (FHJC). During her tenure at HELP’s FHJC, Ms. Mendez supported the creation, development and facilitation a unique training program on fair housing rights for survivors of domestic violence.
Prior to which, she served as Director of the District Office for former NYC Councilmember Gale A. Brewer and as a Paralegal Specialist for the U.S. Attorney’s Office Eastern District of NY under the outstanding scholar program.
Ms. Mendez earned her Master’s degree in Public Administration at the City University of NY- John Jay College of Criminal Justice; where she is now an Adjunct Professor. She is a lifelong New Yorker and currently resides in Harlem with her husband, Dylan Rogers, and their two children.
Expertise
- Human Resources
- Training and Professional Development
- Strategic Planning
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Minyoung Ku
Assistant Professor
Email:
Phone number:
212.484.1114
Room number:
53336 Haaren Hall
Education
Ph.D., Rockefeller College of Public Affairs & Policy, University at Albany, State University of New York
MPA, Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea
BA, Sungkyunkwan University, South Korea
Bio
Dr. Minyoung Ku is an Assistant Professor of Public Management. She received her doctorate in public administration and policy from the University at Albany, SUNY and earned her MPA and BA in Public Administration from Sungkyunkwan University in Seoul, South Korea. Before joining the faculty at John Jay in August of 2017, she completed a postdoctoral position at the University at Albany, SUNY Center for Technology in Government. Dr. Ku's research focuses on information and knowledge management in the public sector and its impact on society, including organizational learning, technology adoption in the public sector, public-sector data management, and data-driven decision making in government.
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Robert Shick
Adjunct Assistant Professor
Email:
Phone number:
917-273-0663
Education
Ph.D. Public Administration, New York University
M.A. Economics, Indiana University
B.S. Economics, City College of New York
Bio
Dr. Shick has been a full-time faculty member at Rutgers University-Newark’s School of Public Affairs and Administration (SPAA) and Long Island University. He has taught as an Adjunct Professor at the University of Nebraska and Northwestern University. Dr. Shick has edited the book Government Contracting, Routledge Press, 2016, and is currently co-editing the book, Human Services Contracting, Routledge Press, forthcoming. He has extensive experience in the public sector as a senior administrator in New York City government, working in: contracting-out of government services, financial and budget management, policy analysis, information technology, and intergovernmental and community relations. Dr. Shick’s research interests and publications are in the areas of privatization and the contracting-out of government services, nonprofit management, and organizational development. He serves on the editorial boards of the Journal for Health and Human Services Administration and the Journal of Administrative Sciences. Dr. Shick has been on the Board of Directors of Staten Island Arts for the last 15 years.
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Rober Tarwacki
Dr.
Email:
Phone number:
347-884-1103
Room number:
235 HH
Education
CUNY, Graduate Center at John Jay College - Doctor of Criminal Justice, specializing in Inspection and Oversight.
Degree issued 2011.
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Bieu B. Tran, MPA, MLitt, CAMS, CFE
Lecturer
Email:
Education
MBA, Management, University of Massachusetts-Amherst (in progress)
Graduate Diploma, National Security and Strategic Studies, U.S. Naval War College (in progress)
MPA, John Jay College of Criminal Justice (2016)
MLitt, Legal and Political Philosophy, University of St. Andrews (2012)
BA, Political Science, University of Connecticut (2010)
Certifications: Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS), Certified Fraud Examiner (CFE)
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Henry Smart, III
Assistant Professor
Email:
Phone number:
571-721-1743
Education
Ph.D., School of Public & International Affairs, Virginia Tech, 2018
MSW, School of Social Work, Columbia University, 2007
BSW, Department of Social Work, Morgan State University, 2006
Bio
Dr. Smart is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Public Management at John Jay College of Criminal Justice. He received his Ph.D. in Public Administration and Public Affairs at Virginia Tech. His current research focuses on colorism and administrative behavior, narratives related to state and local policy agreement, and the intersection of presidential pork and disaster preparedness.
Research interest
- Colorism and Administrative Behavior
- State Policy and Regional Dynamics
- Accountability in Governance
- Politics and Major Disasters
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Marie Springer
PhD Adjunct
Email:
Education
PhD City University of New York, (Criminal Justice, Policy, Oversight and Administration), 2017
Dissertation: The Financial Crisis and White Collar Crime: An Examination of Brokerage-Failure and its Link to Ponzi Schemes
MPA Department of Public Administration, John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York, 2011
In progress: Master of Quantitative Methods in the Social Sciences, Graduate Center-City University of New York
BA Metropolitan State College, Colorado, 1990
Bio
Marie Springer holds a PhD. In Criminal Justice, Policy Oversight and Administration from John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York. Springer currently teaches in the graduate program in Public Management at John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Her book: The Politics of Ponzi Schemes: History, Theory and Policy, is the culmination of nine years of research on federal level Ponzi schemes since 1960. She specializes in affinity fraud, financial markets frauds, elder fraud and other white-collar financial markets crimes research. Her research continues to build data sets on federal level financial markets crimes. This research has necessitated advanced skills in statistics to analyze the many data sets. This research includes monitoring financial crimes in relationship to economic events and in how the laws and legislation affects financial markets crimes.
JJC Affiliations
Economics
Professional Memberships
American Society of Criminology
Association of Certified Fraud Examiners
Pi Alpha Alpha National Honor Society for Public Affairs and Administration
Blue Goose Alliance
Course Taught
Current Graduate and Undergraduate courses:
ECO-SOC 360 White-collar crime
PAD 701 Fraud, Waste, Abuse and Corruption
PAD 712 Management Systems and Techniques
Previous courses:
John Jay College of Criminal Justice Department of Public Administration
Oversight, Independent, Regulatory and Political Authorities
Management Systems and Techniques
Public Sector Inspection and Oversight
Research Methods
Capstone Senior Seminar in Public Administration (G
Introduction to Public Administration
Human Resources Management
Human Resources and Administrative Effectiveness
Fraud, Waste, Abuse and Corruption
Ethics in Public Administration
Organization Theory and Management in Public Administration
John Jay College of Criminal Justice Department of Economics
Finance for Forensic Economics
White-Collar Crime
Scholarly Work
Peer Reviewed Books
The Politics of Ponzi Schemes: History, Theory and Policy, Taylor Francis Routledge Press
Conference proceedings
2016 Ponzi schemes and Ponzi perpetrators
November, 2016, Northeast Business & Economic Association
2012 The Securities Exchange Commission and Ponzi schemes: An administrative view
October, 2012 Northeast Business & Economic Association
Honors and Awards
2019-2020 Nesta M. Gallas Award Excellence in Adjunct Teaching, Department of Public Administration John Jay College of Criminal Justice CUNY
2010 New Jersey Women in Wildlife Conservation Award
2009 National Volunteer of the Year, National Wildlife Refuges
2008 Environmental Protection Agency Quality Award
Research Summary
Book Manuscripts in Preparation
The Politics of Ponzi Schemes: History, Theory and Policy
Elder Fraud in Financial Markets
Journal Articles in Preparation
- SEC performance; A longitudinal study of Ponzi scheme investigations
- Affinity fraud and the social dynamic of trust
- Ponzi finance: Government programs
Most requested topics by media
Financial Fraud / White Collar Crime
Faculty Expertise: topics/keywords
Ponzi schemes
Elder fraud in financial markets
Affinity/Community fraud
Financial markets frauds
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Frederick Gerkens, Esq., J.D., LL.M., M.B.A., C.P.A.
Adjunct Associate Professor
Email:
Phone number:
212-621-3774
Room number and address:
HH 52306
Education
LL.M., cum laude, Fordham University School of Law (Corporate, Banking & Finance Law);
J.D., cum laude, New York Law School;
Advanced Professional Certificate, Fordham University (Taxation);
Post Masters Certificate, Baruch College (Taxation);
M.B.A., Temple University;
B.A., cum laude, Temple University (Psychology).
Bio
Director of the Advanced Certificate in Forensic Accounting Program, John Jay College (2012-2013)
Private Practice (2011 - Present)
Law Firms (1997 - 2010)
Law School, Graduate Law School (1992 - 1997) & U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission (1995)
Director of Financial Reporting & Manager of Regulatory Reporting, Large Wall Street Firm (1985-1992)
Large International Accounting Firms (Audit Practice) (1978-1985)
Course Taught
Courses Taught Since 2012:
ACC 250, Principles of Accounting
ACC/LAW 264, Business Law
ACC 308, Principles of Auditing
ACC 309, Forensic Accounting II
ACC 410, Seminar in Forensic Financial Analysis
ACC 445, Forensic Accounting (Lehman College)
ACC 701/715, Analytical Methods in Auditing & Oversight
ACC 702, Advanced Cost Accounting
ACC 703, Advanced Taxation
ACC 705, Forensic Accounting & Auditing
ACC 710, Advanced Financial Reporting & Analysis
ACC 720, Advanced Auditing with Analytical Applications
PAD, 742, Public Sector Accouning & Auditing
Faculty Expertise: topics/keywords
Member: American Bar Association, New York City Bar Association, American Insitute of Certified Public Accountants & AICPA Forensic & Valuation Services Division;
Certified Public Accountant (New York);
Associate Member of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners;
Accredited Attorney, U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs (2011 to present);
Member, LGBT Bar Association of Greater New York.
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Warren Eller
Associate Professor
Email:
Phone number:
212.237.8850
Room number and address:
53305
Education
PhD 2006 | Department of Political Science, Texas A&M University |
MPA 1998 | Department of Public Administration, West Virginia University |
BA 1995 | Department of Liberal Arts, West Virginia University |
Bio
Dr. Eller is an Associate Professor in the Department of Public Management and holds an MPA from West Virginia University, and PhD from Texas A&M University. Before arriving to John Jay College, Dr. Eller was faculty at the Bush School of Public Service at Texas A&M, served as the Associate Director of the Stephenson Disaster Management Institute at LSU, as the Department Chair and MPA Director at the University of North Carolina Pembroke, and most recently as faculty at the School of Public Health at WVU.
Throughout his career, Dr. Eller has served as Editor of the Policy Studies Journal and Risk, Hazards, and Crisis in Public Policy. His work has been funded by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), the Department of Education (DoEd), the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the National Science Foundation (NSF), the MacArthur Foundation, and various non-profit and public agencies. Currently, his research focuses on emergency management and recovery with special interest in vulnerable populations.
Course Taught
Carrent courses
Previous courses
Scholarly Work
Publications (books)
Eller, Warren S., and Nicolas A. Valcik (Eds.). Under Contract. Handbook of Hazards and Disaster Research. Springer.
Eller, Warren S., Nicolas A. Valcik, and Melvin E. Letteer. Under Contract. Gun Violence: Evaluating Perceptions, Causes, and Consequences. Taylor & Francis.
Eller, Warren S., Brian J. Gerber and Scott E. Robinson. 2018. Public Administration Research Methods Tools for Evaluation and Evidence-Based Practice, 2nd Edition.” New York: Taylor and Francis.
Eller, Warren S., Brian J. Gerber and Scott E. Robinson. 2013. Public Administration Research Methods Tools for Evaluation and Evidence-Based Practice.” New York: Taylor and Francis.
Publications (Refereed articles and chapters)
Valcik, Nicolas A., and Warren S. Eller. Forthcoming. “Using Geospatial Information Systems to Preposition Logistics in Preparation for Hazardous Materials Incidents for Disaster Response and Homeland Security Purposes,” in Using Geospatial Information Systems for Public Organizations (Valcik, N., and D. Dean, Eds.). Routledge/Taylor and Francis. New York: New York.
Eller, Warren S., Brian J. Gerber, and Scott E. Robinson. Forthcoming. Nonprofit Organizations and Disaster Management: Assessing the Value and Impact of Contributions to Community Recovery. Natural Hazards Review.
Robinson, Scott E. and Warren S. Eller. Forthcoming. Public Administrators in Natural Hazards Governance. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Natural Hazard Science. Oxford.
Eller, Warren S., and Michael S. Pennington. Forthcoming. Natural Hazards Governance and Performance Assessment. Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Natural Hazard Science. Oxford.
Eller, Warren S., Gerber, B.J. & Branch, L. 2017. “Understanding the Voluntary Nonprofit Sector and Disaster Services Provision: Organizational Hurricane Sandy.” In Scott E. Robinson and Haley Murphy, eds. Nonprofit Organizations and Disaster: Individual, Organizational and Network Approaches to Emergency Management. Westphalia Press.
Vallejo, Manuel C., Ahmed F. Attaallah, R.E. Shapiro, Osama Elzamzamy, Michael Mueller, and Warren S. Eller. 2016. Independent Risk Factors for Surgical Site Infection after Cesarean Delivery in a Rural Tertiary Care Medical Center. Journal of Anesthesia. DOI: 10.1007/s00540-016-2266-2
Eller, Warren S. 2016. Review of John R. Lott’s ‘The War on Guns: Arming Yourself Against Gun Control Lies.’ Risk, Hazards and Crises in Public Policy. 7:4. DOI: 10.1002/rhc3.12107
Eller, Warren S., Brian J. Gerber, and Lauren E. Branch. 2015. “Voluntary Nonprofit Organizations and Disaster Management: Identifying the Nature of Intersector Coordination and Collaboration in Disaster Service Assistance Provision” Risk, Hazards and Crises in Public Policy. 6:2. 223-338.
Pennington, Michael S. and Warren S. Eller. 2015. “Ken Meier.” Encyclopedia of Public Administration and Public Policy, Domonic A. Bearfield and Melvin J. Dubnik eds. New York: Taylor and Francis.
Eller, Warren S. 2014. “Gay and Lesbian Cops: Diversity and Effective Policing by Roddrick A. Colvin.” International Public Management Journal. 17:3: 437-440.
Robinson, Scott E., Brian J. Gerber, Warren Eller and Melanie Gall. 2013. “Emergency Planning and Disabled Populations: The FNSS Approach.” International Journal of Mass Emergencies and Disasters. 31:2, 315-329.
Robinson, Scott E., Warren S. Eller, Melanie Gall, and Brian J. Gerber. 2013. “The Core and Periphery of Emergency Management Networks: A Multi-Modal Assessment of Two Evacuation Hosting Networks from 2000-2009.” Public Management Review 15:3.
Fielding, William J., Dick Green, Melanie Gall, and Warren S. Eller. 2012. “Care of dogs and attitudes of dog owners in Port-au-Prince, the Republic of Haiti.” Journal of Applied Animal Welfare Science. 15:3.
Eller, Warren S., and Brian J. Gerber 2011. “Voluntary Nonprofit Organizations and Disaster Recovery: Assessing the Value of the Nonprofit Contribution to the 2009 Alaskan Rivers Flood Recovery Effort.” National VOAD.
Gall, Melanie, Dick Green, William J. Fielding and Warren S. Eller. 2011. “Considering Animal Welfare: Implementing an animal and attitudinal survey in Port-au-Prince.” Monday Developments. 29:1/2, p44.
Robinson, Scott E. and Warren S. Eller. 2010. “Participation in Policy Streams: Testing the Separation of Problems and Solutions in Sub-National Policy Systems.” Policy Studies Journal. 38:2.
Eller, Warren S. and Brian J. Gerber. 2010. “Contemplating the Role of Precision and Range in Homeland Security Policy Analysis: A response to Mueller.” Policy Studies Journal. 38:1.
Eller, Warren S. and Glen Krutz. 2009. “Introduction to Policy Systems Theories.” Policy Studies Journal. 37:1.
Bearfield, Domonic A. and Warren S. Eller. 2007. “Writing a Literature Review: The Art of Scientific Literature.” In the Handbook of Research Methods in Public Administration, 2nd ed.. (Miller, Gerald J & Kaifeng Wang, eds.). CRC Press: New York.
Meier, Kenneth J, Michael Pennington and Warren S. Eller. 2005. “Race, Sex, and Clarence Thomas: Representation Change in the EEOC.” Public Administration Review. 62:2.
Meier, Kenneth J., Warren S. Eller, Miner P. Marchbanks III, Scott Robinson, J. L. Polinard, Robert D. Wrinkle. 2004. “A Lingering Question of Priorities: Athletic Budgets and Academic Performance Revisited.” Review of Policy Research. 21:6.
Meier, Kenneth J., Warren S. Eller, Robert D. Wrinkle and J.L. Polinard. 2001. “Zen and the Art of Policy Analysis: A Response to Nielsen and Wolf.” Journal of Politics. 63:2.
Publications (Non-Refereed articles, book chapters, and published reports)
Eller, Warren S., & Gerber, B.J. 2010. "Voluntary Nonprofit Organizations and Disaster Recovery: Assessing the Value of the Nonprofit Contributions to the 2009 Alaskan Rivers Flood Recovery Effort." Report prepared for National Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster. October 2010.
Eller, Warren S. and Fran Scott. 2002. “Ethnic Competition and Black Representation: Does Representation Matter Today?” Published by the Maryland State General Assembly.
Meier, Kenneth J., Warren S. Eller, Scott Robinson, Robert Wrinkle, J.L. Polinard, and Minor Marchbanks. 2001. “A Continuing Question of Priorities: Athletic Budgets and Academic Performance.” A Report of the Texas Educational Excellence Project.
Meier, Kenneth J., Warren S. Eller and Carl Doerfler. 2000. “Teacher Turnover in Texas: Problems and Prospects.” A Report of the Texas Educational Excellence Project.
Eller, Warren S. 1997. “Small Business Incubation.” A Report of the West Virginia Development Office.
Eller, Warren S. 1997. “Venture Capital Funding in West Virginia.” A Report of the West Virginia Development Office.
Most requested topics by media
Active Shooter
Disaster & Emergency Response
School Shootings
Terrorism & Violent Extremism
Viruses & Pathogens
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Melissa McShea
Assistant Professor
Email:
Phone number:
646-557-4498
Room number and address:
Haaren Hall 533.14, 524 West 59th Street, New York, NY 10019
Education
M.A., M.P.P., Ph.D., The George Washington University
A.M., University of Michigan
B.A., M.A., University of Virginia
Bio
Melissa McShea is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Public Management at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice. Melissa completed her doctorate in public policy and administration along with master's degrees in economics and public policy at The George Washington University. Before joining the John Jay faculty in August 2018, she was a visiting assistant professor of political science and public administration at the University of North Dakota. Melissa's research interests lie in public budgeting and finance concentrating on state and local public finance, plus using economics as a framework for studying public policy issues. In addition to working in the private and non-profit sectors, Melissa has served governments at the local, state, and federal levels in various capacities.
JJC Affiliations
Master of Public Administration, Bachelor of Science in Public Administration
Professional Memberships
American Economic Association, Association for Budgeting and Financial Management, Association for Public Policy Analysis and Management, National Tax Association, Southern Economic Association
Course Taught
Current courses (at John Jay College) -- PAD 343: Budgeting, PAD 704: Applied Economics for Public Administration, PAD 715: Research Methods in Public Administration, PAD 743: Public Sector Financial Management
Previous courses (at Univ. of North Dakota) -- master's level: Public Budgeting & Finance, Applied Statistics; upper-level undergraduate: Intergovernmental Relations, Public Management & Organizational Theory
Honors and Awards
Member and faculty adviser for Pi Alpha Alpha -- the Global Honor Society for Public Affairs and Administration
Faculty Website URL:
Faculty LinkedIn
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Ron Calvosa
Adjunct Lecturer
Email:
Phone number:
212-237-8001
Room number and address:
53334HH
Education
M.A. - Criminal Justice - John Jay College of Criminal Justice
B.A. - Criminal Justice - John Jay College of Criminal Justice
Bio
Ron Calvosa, a Certified Inspector General and Certified Fraud Examiner, is the Executive Director of the Association of Inspectors General (AIG). He has thirty-nine years of fraud prevention and law enforcement experience. Prior to becoming the AIG’s Executive Director in July 2018, Calvosa was Assistant Director for Fraud Prevention/Assistant Inspector General with the Office of Inspector General for the Port Authority of New York & New Jersey (PA/OIG). Calvosa was responsible for managing the PA/OIG’s Fraud Prevention Program for each of the Port Authority’s large capital construction projects. From October 2007 to June 2018, Calvosa was responsible for managing the Fraud Prevention Program for the redevelopment of the World Trade Center site, which was critical to ensuring the integrity of contractors and vendors, and the prevention of waste, fraud, and abuse related to the redevelopment efforts at the WTC site.
Under Calvosa’s leadership, the Fraud Prevention Program, which included the use of Integrity Monitors, was applied to other capital construction projects, such as the Goethals Bridge Replacement Project, the Bayonne Bridge – Raise the Roadway Project, Moynihan Station Redevelopment Project, Lincoln Tunnel Access Program, Hurricane Sandy Recovery Projects, the LaGuardia Airport Central Terminal Building Redevelopment Project and the Newark Liberty International Airport Terminal A Redevelopment Project.
Prior to Calvosa joining the PA/OIG, he served as the Director of Fraud Prevention at the Lower Manhattan Construction Command Center from July 2005 to October 2007, and created their Fraud Prevention Program. From January 1982 to July 2005, Calvosa worked at the New York City Department of Investigation. He was Inspector General for the New York City Departments of Transportation, Design & Construction, Small Business Services and Citywide Administrative Services. Prior to his appointment as Inspector General in 1996, Calvosa held the positions of First Deputy Inspector General, Deputy Inspector General, Assistant Inspector General, and Confidential Investigator.
Course Taught
Carrent courses PAD758 - Ethics for Public Administrators
Previous courses
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Shilpa Viswanath
Assistant Professor
Email:
Education
Ph.D., Rutgers University, USA (2019)
M.Sc., London School of Economics and Political Science, UK (2007)
B.A., Mount Carmel College, Bangalore Univeristy, India (2004)
Bio
Shilpa Viswanath is a tenure-track Assistant Professor in the Department of Public Management. Her research focuses on public sector human resource management with an emphasis on gender equity, diversity and inclusive workplace practices. Dr. Viswanath also studies comparative public administration with a special focus on South Asia.
Dr. Viswanath was born and raised in Bangalore, India. She worked as a researcher in London, UK at the Crisis States Research Center, LSE; the Financial Times; Chatham House; and Kings College London prior to making her way in academia in the United States.
Course Taught
- MPA Techniques and Tools of Human Resources Administration (PAD 703)
- MPA Human Resource and Labor in the Public Sector (PAD 708)
- MPA Human Resource Management (PAD 702)
- BA Human Resource Administration (PAD 364)
Scholarly Work
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Frank Chen
Lecturer
Email:
Phone number:
212-237-8001
Education
PhD The Graduate Center (CUNY)
MPA John Jay College of Criminal Justice (CUNY)
BS John Jay College of Criminal Justice (CUNY)
Bio
Frank Chen is the Research & Publications Director at the Association of Inspectors General (AIG) and Lecturer for the Department of Public Management at John Jay College of Criminal Justice (JJC). His research interests focuses on discontinued oversight offices/offices of inspectors general (OIGs), jurisdictions without OIGs, international OIGs, and how inspectors general "add value" to the governments and agencies that they monitor.
Course Taught
PAD 101 – Introduction to Public Administration
PAD 704 – Economics in Public Administration
PAD 715 – Research Methods in Public Administration
PAD 740 – Public Sector Inspection and Oversight
PAD 745 – Program Development and Evaluation
PAD/CRJ 747 – Technology Applications in Public Management and Criminal Justice
ECO 231 – Global Economic Development and Crime
ECO/SOC 360 – Corporate White Collar Crime
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Patrice Schiano Dial
Doctoral Lecturer
Email:
Phone number:
19178367974
Education
JD, Quinnipiac University School of Law
BBA, Pace University (Accounting)
Bio
Patrice Schiano Dial is a Doctoral Lecturer in the Department of Public Management at John Jay. A native of New Jersey, Ms. Schiano earned a Bachelor of Business Administration from Pace University and a Juris Doctor from Quinnipiac University School of Law. She is licensed as a Certified Public Accountant in the State of New York and is admitted to practice law in the State of New York and in the District of Columbia. She is also Certified in Financial Forensics from the American Association of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) where she also had the honor of chairing their Forensic and Litigation Services (FLS) Committee as well as serving as an ex officio member of the AICPA's FLS Executive Committee. As a forensic accountant with a passion for investigation, she has worked on national security investigations for the FBI, high profile cases for consulting firms, and more recently in the legal function of a multinational financial institution in their Global Internal Investigations Group. Ms. Schiano has overseen multi-million-dollar consulting engagements; worked with top law firms on privileged investigations both domestically and internationally; and is a subject matter expert and former FBI instructor on the topic of financial crime. Ms. Schiano is also a two-time FinCEN Law Enforcement Award recipient.
Course Taught
Current courses
Most requested topics by media
Financial Fraud / White Collar Crime
Faculty Expertise: topics/keywords
Investigation | Forensic Accounting | Anti-Fraud | Money Laundering | Terrorist Financing | International Corruption |Sanction Violations | Financial Crimes | Internal Controls | Mentoring | Training | Law Enforcement | Auditing
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