About Me
A 31 year civil servant. Air Force veteran and Author and professor of Data Communications. Spent 1 year in Air Force Officer Training. Spent 10 years with Navy Medical as Computer Specialist, COBOL Programmer, ADABAS DBA, and MVS Systems programmer. Then worked contracts in Wash DC at OPM and FBI as a NATURAL Project Leader. Returned to government at GSA as an IRM Manager for 7 years. Won a job with Maryland SHA as a Supervisory DBA - Oracle for 8 years. Now work as Homeland Security Coordinator in Maryland Motor Carrier Division for 6 years. Interviewing for middle management jobs.
My Awards & Certifications
CISM, CDMP, MS Cert Contract Mgt - GWU
PhD - MIS, MSc - MIS, BA URBS/IFSM, BA Org Mgt
Marquis Who's Who in Science 1997-2011
Employee of the Year 2005
Master Mason - 32nd degree Scottish Rite
My Experience
Air Force Academy, St Mary's College of Maryland, University of Maryland, Navy Medical - 10 years DBA and Programmer, American University Grad School, DC Beltway Bandit IT Contractors - 3 Years, Federal GSA - 7 years IRM Manager, George Washington University Contract Law School, UMUC Ugrad Professor, State Maryland DOT - 14 Years, Homeland Security Guy, Aspen University Grad Adjunct Professor, United Methodist Church UMM President, Democratic Chief Voting Judge, Kennedy Western University Grad School, USDA Grad School, NDU IRM College, Naval Post Graduate School Online, Ashford University Undergrad School.
My Latest Articles
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The Lure of Teaching Project Managment Principles
A brief summary of why teaching project managment can be rewarding.Published on July 6, 2011 to Project Management
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The Dual Nature of Project Management
When we learn project management, we are not really taught all the ways we can apply the discipline. This article discusses the dual nature of project management software for IT and construction management.Published on July 6, 2011 to Project Management
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System Development Life Cycle
A good system development life cycle methodology depends on good documentation of the system. An approach that works well is discussed.Published on July 6, 2011 to Project Management
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