MSGISM Graduate Faculty & Staff
Jennifer
L. Stevens
Program Management Specialist
(410) 543-6460
Email:
jlstevens@salisbury.edu
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 Michael S. Scott, PhD (University of South
Carolina)
MSGISM Graduate Program Director
Dr. Scott is a professor of Geography and
Geosciences at SU and is director of the Eastern Shore
Regional GIS Cooperative (ESRGC). He holds a master's
and PhD in Geography, specializing in geographic
information science, from the University of South
Carolina. To date, his research at Salisbury University
has focused on the use of GIS technology to support
local government applications such as public transit
routing, tracking failing septic systems, and analyzing
land use patterns.
(410) 543-6456
Email:
msscott@salisbury.edu
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 Arthur
J. Lembo, Jr., PhD
(State University of New York College of Environmental
Science and Forestry)
Dr. Lembo is an
associate professor of Geography and
Geosciences at SU and is co-director
of the Eastern Shore Regional GIS Cooperative
(ESRGC). He received his BS in Geography from
SUNY College at Oneonta (1987), MS in Geography from SUNY
Buffalo (1989) and his PhD in Environmental Resource Engineering
from SUNY College of
Environmental Science and Forestry. His
specializations include spatial analysis, spatial database
design, and
the
use of advanced information technologies for geo-processing
(410) 543-6459
Email:
ajlembo@salisbury.edu
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 Michael O'Loughlin, PhD
(Ohio State University)
Dr. O'Loughlin (Associate Professor and Chair of the
Dept of Political Science) received a B.A. in political
science from the University of Pittsburgh (1973) and his
Ph.D. in political science from The Ohio State
University (1984). His teaching fields are courses in
American politics and government, public policy
analysis, and political theory.
(410) 548-2149
Email:
mgoloughin@salisbury.edu
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 Hoon
Cha, PhD (University of Arizona)
Dr. Cha is an assistant professor of
Information and Decision Sciences at SU. He teaches courses in
operations and database management and current research
interests include IT outsourcing/offshoring, the economic value
of IT and knowledge management.
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 Karen Papke-Shields, PhD (University of South
Carolina)
Dr. Papke-Shields is an associate
professor in the Information and Desicion Sciences department at
SU. Her areas of expertise include project management and
manufacturing strategy.
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 Catherine M. Beise, PhD
(Georgia State University)
Dr. Beise's previous experience includes work in
industry as a consultant, systems analyst, and
programmer for a large computer vendor, a
telecommunications company, and a systems consulting
firm. She holds a PhD from the College of Business
at Georgia State University and an MS in Information and
Computer Science from the Georgia Institute of
Technology. Her current research interests include
project management of dispersed IT project teams, and
on-line learning.
(410) 548-4034
Email:
cmbeise@salisbury.edu
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