Michael Sabath - NAU News - Northern Arizona University
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Michael Sabath - NAU News - Northern Arizona University
April 6, 2015 Search Committee Associate Vice President/ Campus Executive Officer Northern Arizona University - Yuma Dear Search Committee, I wish to be considered for the position of Associate Vice President/ Campus Executive Officer on the Northern Arizona University –Yuma campus. Accordingly, I have enclosed my vitae and references for your review and consideration. Should my background and experience be compatible with your needs, I look forward to discussing the position with you in the near future. I am confident that my collegiality, resourcefulness and administrative experience fit this appointment well. I’ve served as the Associate Dean for the San Diego State University’s Imperial Valley campus for the past five years and, prior to this, Chair of the Division of Professional Studies for about seven years. In the context of these roles, I have worked closely with faculty, staff, and administrators on the Imperial and San Diego campuses, colleagues at the community college, and members of the community on a wide range of issues including academic program development, transfer articulation, accreditation, workforce and economic development, enrollment management, implementation of budget reductions, and development of revenue enhancement strategies. Among the accomplishments on this campus that I am most proud of having been a part are: (1) establishment of a unique integrated four- year educational program in collaboration with the local community college that leads to completion of bachelor’s degrees in four years (known as the Imperial Valley University Partnership), (2) the creation of an Energy Sustainability Center and an accompanying 6 megawatt, 37 acre, revenue-producing solar field on our 200 acre campus in Brawley, and (3) development of a working relationship with the economic and workforce development interests in the region that brings the resources of the university to bear on the economic, educational, and social needs of the community. The SDSU-IV campus is a stand-alone branch campus of SDSU, an Hispanic Serving Institution, with a full range of student affairs, academic affairs and campus operations functions including maintenance, grounds and custodial services. There are about 40 staff persons supporting campus operations at two sites. Student headcount is just over 900 (about 690 FTES) with undergraduate or graduate majors in Psychology, Criminal Justice, History, International Business, Mathematics, Social Work (MSW), Public Administration (BA and MPA), Spanish, English Literature, Liberal Studies, Nursing (RN to BSN), Latin American Studies, and Teacher Education credential and degree programs. Enrollment has been growing steadily over the past five years, particularly in professional studies programs. There are nearly 100 faculty members supporting academic programming on the Imperial Valley campus including 17 tenured/ tenure track faculty assigned full-time to the Imperial Valley campus. Of the remainder, a small number of faculty are drawn from tenure/tenure track faculty on the San Diego campus and the rest are part-time / full-time lecturers. All SDSU-IV tenure, tenure track faculty members have joint appointments to their respective departments on the San Diego campus. Most courses are offered face-to-face with more being 1 offered using a hybrid format involving on-line or videoconferencing technology. Increasingly, courses are being offered completely on-line. I suspect there are many similarities in the circumstances and challenges faced by the NAU Yuma campus and the SDSU-Imperial Valley campus, particularly with respect to coordinating the relationship with a geographically distant mother campus, and creating campus life for a relatively isolated and disadvantaged population in an educationally underserved border region. On a personal level, I have a strong work ethic, am enthusiastic, and like to work collaboratively and inclusively with other administrators, faculty, staff, students and members of the community. I have enjoyed a great working relationship with external constituent groups and community leaders, often serving on boards, task forces, and working groups such as the Imperial County Workforce Development Board, Brawley Chamber of Commerce, and Community Corrections Partnership. Again, it would be a pleasure to discuss the position in more detail with you and to learn more about your vision for the future of the NAU-Yuma campus. Thank you for your time and consideration. Sincerely, Michael J. Sabath San Diego State University Imperial Valley Campus 720 Heber Avenue Calexico, CA 92231 [email protected] 760-768-5615 (office)/ 760-455-1078 (cell) 2 Michael J. Sabath San Diego State University Imperial Valley Campus 720 Heber Avenue Calexico, CA 92231 [email protected] 760-768-5615 (office)/ 760-455-1078 (cell) 1. EDUCATION Ph.D. Public and International Affairs, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of Pittsburgh; 1985 MPA Public Administration, Department of Political Science, California State University-Chico; 1976 BS Business Administration, Haas School of Business, University of California, Berkeley; 1971 2. PROFESSIONAL POSITIONS a. University Administrative and Teaching Positions Associate Dean for Academic Affairs , San Diego State University, Imperial Valley Campus. Responsible for a variety of academic affairs and campus management functions including: overseeing faculty Review, Tenure, and Promotion (RTP) process; overseeing tenure-track faculty hiring process; hiring, orienting and evaluating part-time faculty; reviewing academic contracts; program planning and course scheduling; curricular changes (CurricUNET); supporting management of campus budget (instructional, staff, operations) with Dean and Director of Business and Financial Services; coordinating student learning outcomes (SLOs) process; serving as Campus Security Authority, overseeing emergency preparedness, crisis management (e.g., disruptive individuals, fire) and crime prevention. Also responsible for overseeing some aspects of Student Affairs (e.g., student complaints, student government support, community college transfer coordination); supervising library staff, university-community college partnership program staff, and Dean’s office staff. Support initiatives related to the development of a 200 acre campus focused on sustainability and renewable energy projects in the north end of the county. Serve as acting Dean in the absence of the Dean; completed SDSU President’s Management Development Program. October, 2010 - present. Chair, Division of Professional Studies and Associate Professor of Public Affairs (Criminal Justice), San Diego State University, Imperial Valley campus. As Chair, responsible for representing division with six programs including Criminal Justice, International Business (BA and MS), Public Administration (BA and MPA), and Nursing (RN to BSN). Responsibilities include course scheduling, working with faculty to develop two-year course plans, hiring and conducting periodic reviews of adjunct faculty, working with advisers, student advising and orientation, approving student master plans, and chairing campus faculty council meetings. January, 2000 - May, 2004; June, 2007 October, 2010. Graduate courses taught: research methods for public affairs, criminal justice as a social institution; Undergraduate courses taught: introduction to criminal justice administration; crime and behavior, correctional administration; probation and parole; community resources in criminal justice administration; microcomputer applications in public administration and criminal justice; drugs crime and public policy; research methods; public policy analysis; introduction to public administration; fiscal and budgetary policy; statistics and probability; systems analysis; masters thesis; senior thesis; and internships. Tenured 1998; 1993 - 2010. 3 Assistant Professor of Public Administration, University Missouri-Columbia, Department of Public Administration; Graduate courses taught: quantitative methods, research methods, policy analysis, statistics, program review and evaluation, public financial administration, and productivity improvement; Undergraduate courses taught: managing the public sector. September, 1981 - December, 1985. b. Part-Time University Teaching Positions Assistant Professor , in the College of Arts and Sciences, Indiana University-Bloomington, Department of Criminal Justice. Courses: drugs, crime, and public policy, 1991-1993. Adjunct Faculty University of Indianapolis, School of Behavioral Sciences. Courses: custody and treatment in corrections, trends in corrections, legal aspects of corrections, 1988-93. Adjunct Faculty Indiana State University - Terre Haute, Department of Criminology. Course: research methods in criminology, 1989. Adjunct Assistant Professor University of Missouri - Columbia, Department of Public Administration. Courses: public policy analysis, public financial administration, 1986-87. Lecturer - part time University of Pittsburgh - Pittsburgh, Graduate School of Public & International Affairs: statistics; School of General Studies: financial management; School of External Studies: public policy analysis; Institute of Training and Organizational Development: policy analytic techniques, 1978-1979. Lecturer - part time California State University-Chico, Department of Political Science. Courses: group dynamics, simulation in budgeting 1975-76. c. Other Full-Time Professional Positions Director, Criminal Justice Research Center, Indiana Criminal Justice Institute, Indianapolis, IN. Responsible for (1) directing research staff, obtaining grant funding, and conducting policy research for State of Indiana, and (2) as Director of the Indiana Research Consortium coordinating research efforts between Indiana State justice agencies and faculty from approximately 30 universities in Indiana. June, 1988 - July, 1993. Manager, Missouri Department of Corrections. Conducted a two year study of strategies for addressing the needs of long-term inmates; study supported by the National Institute of Justice, U.S. Dept. of Justice. January, 1986 - June, 1988. 3. PUBLICATIONS (REFEREED JOURNAL ARTICLES, BOOK CHAPTERS, GOVERNMENT RESEARCH REPORTS AND CONFERENCE PAPERS) a. Refereed Journal Articles, Book Chapters, Government Research Reports Victoria Carrillo, Marina Felix and M. J. Sabath (2015) Assessing the Validity of the Static Risk and Offender Needs Assessment (STRONG) Implemented by Imperial County Probation. Final Report to Imperial County Probation Department, San Diego State University – Imperial, Valley October. pp. 1-30. Marina Felix and M. J. Sabath (2014) Evaluation of Imperial County Probation Department’s Cognitive Behavioral Therapy Program, . Final Report to Imperial County Probation Department, San Diego State University – Imperial Valley, July. pp. 1-50. Sabath, M. and P. Lopez, C. Contreras, R. Martin (2013) Business Services Contract Final Report, Final report to the Imperial County Workforce Development Board for marketing study of business needs and curriculum development efforts for the energy industry workforce in Imperial County, September, pp. 1-66. 4 M. Sabath and W. Payne (2012). Providing Inmate Access to the Courts: U.S. Prison Strategies for Complying with Constitutional Rights, Prison Journal Vol. 92 No. 1 pp. 45-62. Payne, W. and M. Sabath (2007). Trends in the Use of Information Management Technology in Prison Libraries, Behavioral and Social Science Librarian Vol. 26 No. 2 pp. 1-10. Sabath, M. and G. Rios (2004) A Community-Based Assessment of the Calexico Housing Authorty’s Drug Elimination Program: A Final Report , Final project report to the National Institute of Justice on grant # 87538-CA-IJ November. pp. 1-98. Sabath, M. (2003) Results Of Annual Survey Of Resident Perceptions Of Crime And Safety In Calexico Public Housing Developments. January, pp. 1-24. Sabath, M. (2002) Results Of Annual Survey Of Resident Perceptions Of Crime And Safety In Calexico Public Housing Developments. January, Pp. 1-33. Sabath, M. (2000) Results Of Annual Survey Of Resident Perceptions Of Crime And Safety In Imperial Valley Housing Authority Public Housing Developments. February, Pp. 1-47. Sabath, M. and H. Carter (1998) An Evaluation of Efforts to Strengthen Police-Resident Relations in El Centro, California: A Final Report, Final project report to the National Institute of Justice on grant # 95-IJCX-0049, September. Pp. 1-118. Cowles, E., Gransky, L., Patterson, M., Hager, P., LeBeau, J., and M. Sabath (1998) An Evaluation of Illinois’ Cash Transaction Reporting Unit and Drug Conspiracy Task Force. Final project report to the State of Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority, December. pp. 1-189. Cowles, E. and M. Sabath (1996). Changes in the Nature and Perception of the Long-Term Inmate Population: Some Implications for Prison Management and Research. Criminal Justice Review Vol. 21 No. 1, pp. 44-61. Sabath, M. and E. Cowles (1995). Using Multiple Perspectives to Develop Strategies for Managing Long-Term Inmates. in Long-Term Imprisonment. In Issues of Policy, Science and Correctional Practice, edited by Timothy Flanagan, Sage Publications, pp. 197-209. Cowles, E. and M. Sabath (1995). Addressing the Program Needs of Long-Term Inmates. in Long-Term Imprisonment. In Issues of Policy, Science and Correctional Practice, edited by Timothy Flanagan, Sage Publications, pp. 210-219. McGarrell, E. and M. Sabath (1994) "Stakeholder Conflict in an Alternative Sentencing Program: Implications for Evaluation and Implementation," Evaluation and Program Planning Vol. 17 No. 2 pp. 179-186. Sabath, M. (1994) "Characteristics of Research Capacity in State Statistical Analysis Centers: Implications for Building Criminal Justice Research and Analytic Capabilities in State Government," in Proceedings of the 1993 National Conference of the Bureau of Justice Statistics and the Justice Research and Statistics Association, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics, August, pp. 100-102. 5 Coldren, J., McGarrell, E., Sabath, M., Schlegel, K., and L. Stolzenberg (1993). Multijurisdictional Drug Task Force Operations: Results of a Nationwide Survey of Task Force Commanders, Final project report to National Institute of Justice, July. pp. 1-35. McGarrell, E. and M. Sabath (1993). An Evaluation of the Indiana Sentencing Resource Center's Sentence Planning Program, Final report, Indianapolis: Indiana Criminal Justice Institute, December. Coldren, J., and M. Sabath (1992). Multijurisdictional Drug Control Task Forces 1988-1990: Critical Components of State Drug Control Strategies, BJA Special Report, Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance, April. pp. 1-48. Sabath, M., Ransburg, J. and S. Sidebottom (1992) Indiana Boys' School Tracking Study: Recidivism Among Boys Released from 1984-85 through 1988-89., Indianapolis: Indiana Criminal Justice Institute, June. pp. 1-120. Sabath, M J. and E. Cowles (1992). Problems Associated with Long-Term Incarceration. Forum on Corrections Research. Correctional Service of Canada, 4(2), 9-11 Sabath, M., Ransburg, J., Doyle, J., and D. Holmes (1991). A Compendium of Data Pertaining to Drugs and Drug Activity in Indiana, Indianapolis: Indiana Criminal Justice Institute. July pp. 1-185. Sabath, M. and E. Cowles (1990). Using Multiple Perspectives to Develop Strategies for Managing Long-Term Inmates. The Prison Journal : Long-Term Incarceration and Long-Term Inmates. Spring - Summer Vol. LXXX No. 1 pp. 58-72. Cowles, E. and M. Sabath (1990). Addressing the Program Needs of Long-Term Inmates. The Prison Journal Special Issue: Long- Term Incarceration and Long-Term Inmates. Spring - Summer Vol. LXXX No. 1 p.73-82. Sabath, M., Doyle, J. and Ransburg, J. (1990). Multijurisdictional Drug Task Forces in Indiana: The First Two Years of Operations, Indianapolis: Indiana Criminal Justice Institute, September. pp. 1-23. Cowles, E.L., Sabath, M., Putnam, S., Strecker, A., Crumes, K. and Riley, D. (1989). Handling Long-Term Offenders: The Missouri Project. Final Report on the National Institute of Justice Grant 84-IJCX-OO-43. pp. 1-116. Sabath, M., Doyle, J. and J. Ransburg, (1989). Computer Systems in Indiana Law Enforcement Agencies, Indianapolis: Criminal Justice Institute, Indianapolis: pp. 1-222. Sabath, M. and E. Cowles (1988). Factors Affecting the Adjustment of Elderly Inmates to Prison. In Older Offenders: Perspectives in Criminology and Criminal Justice, edited by B. McCarthy and R. Langworthy. New York: Praeger Publishers pp.178-195. b. Unpublished, Refereed Papers Before Professional Conferences Factors Affecting the Cross-Border Cooperation Among Police on the United States – Mexico Border, paper presented at the 45th Annual Meeting of the Western Social Science Association. Las Vegas, April 912, 2003. The Impact of Tenant Patrols on Crime in Public Housing, paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology. Atlanta, Georgia, November 7 -10, 2001 6 Integrating Community Oriented Policing Into the Larger Initiatives of the Community, paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Washington, DC, April 3-7, 2001 Impact of the North American Free Trade Agreement on Crime and Cross-Border Cooperation Among Police on the United States - Mexico Border, paper presented at Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Albuquerque, March, 1998. Seizing and Forfeiting Drug Offender Assets: Assessing the Performance of Multijurisdictional Drug Task Forces, (with Edmund McGarrell) paper presented at Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Las Vegas, March, 1996. Seizure - Forfeiture Performance of Multijurisdictional Drug Task Forces in Illinois, (with Edmund McGarrell) paper presented at Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Boston, March, 1995. Strategies and Programs for Long-Term Confinement: The Missouri Project. (with E. Cowles) Paper presented at the Indiana Correctional Association Meetings. Indianapolis, IN. (1990, October). Perspectives on Long-Term Confinement: Problems and Potential Management Strategies, (with E. Cowles) paper presented at Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Denver, CO, March, 1990. Looking for Long-Term Inmates in All the Wrong Places, (with E. Cowles) paper presented at the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL, March 17-21, 1986. The Use of Performance Information Reported by State Agencies in the Budget Appropriations Process: The Views of Legislators, Executive Office Analysts and Agency Budget Officers, paper presented at the 46th National Conference of the American Society for Public Administration, Indianapolis, IN, March 23-27, 1985. Responding to Fiscal Stress: The Experience of Missouri Local Jurisdictions, paper presented at the 45th National Conference of the American Society for Public Administration, Denver, CO, April, 1984. Decision Styles, Decision Environment and Performance: An Examination of the Congruency Hypothesis, paper based on dissertation presented at the Joint Conference of the Evaluation Network and the Evaluation Research Society, Chicago, IL, October, 1983. The Role of the Finance Officer Under Conditions of Municipal Fiscal Stress, (with T. Pavlak) paper presented at the Annual Meeting of the Urban Affairs Association, Flint, MI, November, 1983. 4. PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS “The Impact of Cognitive Behavioral Therapy on Probationer Recidivism in Imperial County,” presentation to 40 Imperial County probation officers and counselling staff. El Centro. October 8, 2014. “Dance Programming in Philippine Correctional Facilities,” presentation to officials of the Philippine Bureau of Prison Management and Penology. Makati and Cebu, Philippines. August 2009. 7 “The Influence of Structured Sentencing Guidelines on U.S. Prison Populations,” presentation to students at law school, Moscow State University, Moscow, Russia. March, 2007. "Preliminary Findings on Tenant Patrols in Calexico Public Housing,” panel participant at Cluster Conference on the Locally Initiated Partnership Program, sponsored by the U.S. National Institute of Justice and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, Washington, D.C. August 14-15, 2000. “Assessing Community Policing Projects: Evaluating Community Policing Efforts in Calexico and El Centro, California,” workshop session presented to state and local law enforcement agencies; sponsored by The Regional Institute for Policing at the University of Illinois, Springfield. October 25-26, 1999. "A Community Based Assessment of the PHDEP program in Calexico Public Housing," panel participant at Cluster Conference on the Locally Initiated Partnership Program, sponsored by the National Institute of Justice and the Department of Housing and Urban Development, Washington, D.C. August 2-3, 1999. "Community-Government Collaboration to Reduce Crime," panel moderator and panelist at the 1998 National Conference of the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics and the Justice Research and Statistics Association: Information for Informed Policies: State Justice Initiatives at Work, San Diego, California. September 17-18, 1998. "Establishing Research partnerships Between Universities and State and local Government Criminal Justice Agencies," panel Participant at Cluster Conference on the Locally Initiated Partnership Program, sponsored by the National Institute of Justice and the Institute for Law and Justice, Washington, D.C. January 23, 1997 "Impact of 'get tough on criminals' policies," panel moderator at the 1994 National Conference of the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics and the Justice Research and Statistics Association: Myths and reality in Criminal Justice, Atlanta, Georgia October 20-21, 1994 "State and local programs workshop: Treatment, Rehabilitation, and education," workshop facilitator for Bureau of Justice Assistance state reporting and evaluation program. San Francisco, CA. April 7-9, 1994. "State and local programs workshop: Understanding and Combating Violence," workshop facilitator for Bureau of Justice Assistance state reporting and evaluation program. Seattle, WA. May 12-14, 1994. "Building Criminal Justice Research Capacity in State Government," Chair of roundtable at the 1994 Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Chicago, March 8-12, 1994. "Organizational Studies in Corrections," panel participant at the 1994 Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, Chicago, March 8-12, 1994. "Multijurisdictional Task Forces: Future Research Efforts," workshop facilitator at the U.S. Bureau of Justice Assistance National Conference, "Responding to Change and Meeting Future Needs". Philadelphia, PA, November 3-6, 1993. State and Local Conference "Assessing Research Capacities in the States," panelist at the 1993 National Conference of the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics and the Justice Research and Statistics Association: Enhancing Capacities and Confronting Controversies in Criminal Justice. Albuquerque, NM, October 1415, 1993 8 "Evaluation of Multijurisdictional Drug Enforcement Task Forces," panelist at the Forth Annual Conference of the National Institute of Justice and Bureau of Justice Assistance on Evaluating Crime and Drug Control Initiatives. Washington, D.C. June 29-30, 1993. "Program Evaluation and Client Advocacy," workshop panelist at the Annual Conference of the National Association of Sentencing Advocates - Innovation in Client Advocacy and Defense-Based Sentencing. Indianapolis, June 18-19, 1993. "Factors Affecting the Establishment of Criminal Justice Research Cultures in States," participant in roundtable on Criminal Justice Research and Public Policy: Bridging the Gap - American Society of Criminology Annual Meeting. New Orleans, Nov. 4-7, 1992. "Research and Policy Issues in Corrections," panel moderator at the 1992 National Conference of the U.S. Bureau of Justice Statistics and the Justice Research and Statistics Association: Federal and State Information Sharing to Combat Crime and Ensure Justice, New Orleans, September 23-26, 1992. "Perceptions and Uses of Data by Government Policy Makers - Data Quality Issues," roundtable participant at the 1991 Annual Meeting of the Midwestern Criminal Justice Association, Chicago, October 2-4, 1991. "Recidivism Among Boys Released from Indiana Boys' School Between 1984 and 1989," paper presented at the 1991 Annual Conference of the Indiana Correctional Association. Fort Wayne, October, 1991. "Implementing the National Incident-Based Reporting System," moderator for roundtable session at the annual conference of the Criminal Justice Statistics Association: Spanning Boundaries: Forging Partnerships to Improve Criminal Justice, Chicago, IL, September 26-28, 1991. "Task Forces Crossing Geographic and Component Jurisdictions," panel moderator at the 2nd Annual Conference of the National Institute of Justice and Bureau of Justice Assistance on Evaluating Crime and Drug Control Initiatives. Washington, D.C. July 8-10. 1991. "Multijurisdictional Drug Task Force Operations in Indiana" panel presentation for the Midyear Meeting of the Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police. Indianapolis, February, 1991. "Determinate Sentencing and Managing the Long-Term Offender," Workshop presented at the 1990 Regional Training Conference of the Indiana Correctional Association. Indianapolis, October, 1990. "Drug Control: Funding Enforcement Efforts With Asset Forfeitures," panel moderator at annual conference of Criminal Justice Statistics Association: Criminal Justice Policy in the 1990's; Key West, FL, September 19-21, 1989. "Applying Evaluation Methods to Drug Control Programs," panel moderator at National Workshop on Drug Control Strategy Evaluation; Austin, TX, July 30 - August 1, 1989. "Evaluating Drug Control Strategies from a Comprehensive Perspective," panel participant at National Workshop on Drug Control Strategy Evaluation; Austin, TX, July 30 - August 1, 1989. "Barriers to Evaluating the Impact of the Federal Anti-Drug Abuse Program," plenary session speaker, Criminal Justice Statistics Association Annual Conference, Washington, DC, August 23-26, 1988. 9 "Defining the Long-Term Inmate Problem: A Multiple Perspectives Approach," poster session for the Annual Meeting of the American Correctional Association. (with E. Cowles) New Orleans, LA, August 26, 1987. "Long-Term Offenders: A Look at the Missouri Project," panel moderator at the Midwest Corrections Conference: "Solutions for the Nineties," St. Louis, MO, April 15-18, 1987. "From Here to Eternity - Life Plus 50," panel participant for the 14th Annual National Conference of the National Association of Blacks in Criminal Justice. St. Louis, MO, March 16-18, 1987. 5. FUNDED RESEARCH, PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT, AND TRAINING GRANTS High Demand, Competitive and Emergent Industries in Imperial County: Assessing Industrial Trends, Needs And Futures funded under Workforce Investment Act by Imperial County Board of Supervisors to assist the Imperial County Workforce Development Office with strategic planning. $20,000. 2015. Principal Investigator SDSU-IV Host Services for the Imperial Valley Small Business Development Center. Contract with US Small Business Administration / Southwestern Community College SBDC Network to host Regional SBDC for Imperial County. $134,000. 2015. Principal Investigator. Assessing Imperial County’s Response to California’s Community Corrections Performance Incentive Act SB 678 for Imperial County Probation Department. $18,000. 2013-14. Principal Investigator Workforce Development Office Business Services funded by Imperial County Board of Supervisors to assist the Imperial County Workforce Development Office with strategic planning, renewable energy workforce curriculum development, and the establishment of a computer-based employer-employee services database; 12 month project $135,000. 2012-13. Principal Investigator A Community-Based Assessment of the Calexico Housing Authority’s Drug Elimination Program: Using Multiple Perspectives to Find Sensible Solutions; National Institute of Justice, U.S. Dept. of Justice. $131,375. 1998-2001. Principal Investigator SDSU Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity (RASCA) award to support a national survey of correctional facilities - $900. 2006. Principal Investigator. Community Policing in El Centro, California: Strengthening Police-Citizen Cooperation in a Bilingual, Multi-cultural Community; funded (October, 1995) by National Institute of Justice, U.S. Dept. of Justice. $42,119. 1995-98. Co-Principal Investigator National Enhanced Uniform Crime Reporting Program funded proposal to develop a uniform crime incident based reporting (IBR) system in Indiana over a two year period; funded by the Bureau of Justice Statistics, U.S. Department of Justice (89-BJ-CX-K032); $500,888. 1989-93. Principal Investigator / Project Director. Data Development for Improving the Management of Indigent Defense Services in Indiana; funded by the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute; proposal to develop an indigent defense service information system that would improve the capacity of the courts and related agencies to manage indigent caseload for the Indiana Defending Attorneys' Council. $134,000. 1991-93. 10 National Consortium for Assessment of Drug Control Strategies; series of three grants (cooperative agreements) from the Criminal Justice Statistics Association and the U.S. Bureau of Justice Assistance to gather nationally comparable data from Indiana to assess the performance of drug control interventions being implemented in the states; $65,000. 1989-92. Principal Investigator. Establishment of Indiana Statistical Analysis Center; grants (86-BJ-CX-0004) over four years from the Bureau of Justice Statistics to develop a statistical analysis function in criminal justice for the State of Indiana; $467,970. 1986-1990. Principal Investigator / Project Director. State Intergovernmental Transfers in Local Government Finance; Weldon Springs Fund Intercampus Proposal focusing on the fiscal crisis in Missouri; $5,500. 1983. Co-Principal Investigator Development and Testing of an Instrument for Monitoring the Curricula and Career Patterns of Engineering Graduates in the U.S.; Exxon Education Foundation; $27,000 1979-80. Co-Principal Investigator Develop and Demonstrate Technical Assistance Networks; project funded by U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD); program designed to provide financial management assistance to small local governments in Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Ohio; $40,000. 1979-80. Co-author of proposal. 6. SERVICE a. University San Diego State University committees/ other assignments: Carnegie Foundation Community Engagement Classification Committee (2013-14) SDSU-IV Campus Task Force (university wide task force, 2008-09) University Senator - San Diego State University Senate (1997-2003) University Senate Committee on Committees and Elections (1996-2000) University Research Council (1996 – 98; 2010) SDSU-IV Labor-Management Committee (2011- present) SDSU-IV College Academic Policy and Planning Committee (2012 – present) Chair, Division of Professional Studies (January 2000-May 2004; June 2007 – December, 2010) Dean’s Advisory Board (2010-present) Executive Council, Imperial Valley Campus (2007-present) Doctoral Thesis Committee (Doctoral Faculty Status; G. Finnell 2013-15) Master’s Thesis Committees (chair, seven MPA thesis committees between 1996 to present; currently chairing thesis for MPA student, Michael McClure, “ Attitudes of Native Peoples Toward Renewable Energy Technology Development in Southeastern California”) Imperial Valley Campus Personnel Committee (2005-06, 2007-08) Dean’s Search Committee, Imperial Valley Campus (chair, 2009-2010) Faculty Search Committees: criminal justice (chair, 1997-98, 2002-03, 2003-04, 2005-06, 2006-07, 2007-08, 2010-11, 2013-14) agribusiness (member, 2000-01; chair, 2001-02, 2002-03) library director (chair, 2000-01, 2003-04) reference librarian (chair, 2000-01) marketing (member, 2000-01) management (member, 2000-01; chair, 2008) public administration (member, 2000-01; chair, 2008, 2010-11) Staff Search Committees: Development Director (2011-12; 2013-14) 11 Director of Finance (2014-15) Instructional Technology Specialist (2014-15) San Diego State University Imperial Valley Campus / Imperial Valley Community College Liaison Committee (1993-present) Coordinator – Faculty-Student Mentoring Program (1993-2000) Student as a Customer Committee (Chairman 1994-95); a strategic planning committee for the SDSU-Imperial Valley campus, (1994- 97) Advisor – Criminal Justice Student Association, Imperial Valley Campus (1994-2000; 2002-04; 2005- 08) Faculty Adviser – Criminal Justice program (1993- 2010) International Business program (2007- 2010) Member – Title V Computer Science Community Leaders Advisory Board (2009-10) University of Missouri-College of Business & Public Administration: Research Advisory Committee 1981-84 Computer Advisory Committee 1982-84 Scholarship Committee 1981-82 Placement Advisory Committee 1982-83 b. Community Board Member, Imperial County Workforce Development Board (2013- present; planning / business committees, 2011present) Board Member, Brawley Chamber of Commerce (vice-president/treasurer, executive committee 2012 - present) Board Member, Imperial Valley Telecommunications Authority (2010 – present) Board Member, Project Puente (2008-10) Board Member, Imperial County Association for Retarded Citizens (ARC), largest charitable organization in Imperial County (1997-2003) Vice-President (1999-2003) Imperial Valley Community College Blue Ribbon Educational Task Force (2012-13) Imperial County Superior Court, Civil Grand Jury (2006-08) City of Calexico Police Commission (2000-01); Police Advisory Board (2000) Hiring Panel Reviewer: City of Brawley - police chief (2013); City of Calexico police officers (2000); Imperial County Sheriff’s Department officers (1999-2000); City of El Centro Recreation Department (1994) City of El Centro Police Department: Command College panel participant (1995-2004) Marion County (Indianapolis, IN) Prosecutor's Task Force on Racial Disparities in the Justice System (1992-93). City of Indianapolis Challenge: Justice/Law Enforcement Committee (1991) (local coordinating council for alcohol and other drug abuse reduction efforts) The Governor's Commission for a Drug Free Indiana: Research, Data and Evaluation Committee - Chairman (1989-1991). National Incident-Based Reporting Advisory Board, State of Indiana Uniform Crime Reporting program (1989-92). National Drug Consortium Advisory Board (1988-90) Member and chairman of advisory board for U.S. Department of Justice project to assess state drug control strategies; a Bureau of Justice Assistance supported project with $1.25 million in grants during this time. Co-chair of subcommittee to monitor and evaluate multijurisdictional drug task force operations (1991-92). Archive Structure Planning Committee -Indiana Center for Education Policy Studies. Indiana University - Purdue University at Indianapolis (1990). Missouri Crime Prevention Network Research Steering Committee (1986-87) - Chairman Missouri Department of Corrections & Human Resources (1986-87): Planning, Research and EDP Task Force Prison Industries Task Force Offender Management Committee EDP Director Search Committee, Chairman 12 c. Consulting and Other Community Service Activities Imperial County Community Corrections Partnership. Member of Imperial County advisory committee to assist in implementation of California Department of Corrections Realignment Program for AB 109 offenders in Imperial County. 2012 – present. Housing Authority of the City of Calexico. Conducted annual surveys of resident attitudes toward crime in Calexico housing projects in accordance with U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development requirements. 2001- 2003. Imperial Valley Housing Authority. Conducted survey of resident attitudes toward crime in Imperial Valley housing projects in accordance with U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development requirements. 19992000. San Diego Police Department, San Diego, California. Consultant for National Institute of Justice funded study of community policing in San Diego. 1998-2000 Regional Institute of Policing, University of Illinois-Springfield. Conducted workshop for state and local law enforcement agencies on methodologies for evaluating community policing programs. October 25-26, 1999 Legal Studies Center, University of Illinois - Springfield Consultant for an evaluation of Illinois State law enforcement efforts to identify and prosecute organizations and individuals involved in money laundering and drug trafficking operations. 1996-1997 International Association of Chiefs of Police Consultant for study concerning gun and other violence reduction in schools. 1995. Illinois Criminal Justice Information Authority Grant advisory board for grant awarded to the Center for the Study of Crime, Delinquency and Corrections - Southern Illinois University-Carbondale to evaluate multijurisdictional drug task force operations in the State of Illinois; 1994-95. National Institute of Justice / Koba Associates peer review consultant for National Institute of Justice and NIJ's Technical Assistance and Support (TAS) Program, 1994. Justice Research and Statistics Association/National Institute of Justice consultant for national study of multijurisdictional drug task force operations; 1992-93. Missouri State Highway Patrol, State of Missouri provided research and program evaluation services; projects included Neighborhood Watch Program, Missouri statewide traffic enforcement program, juvenile jail removal, crime and traffic forecasting, field-testing alcohol detection devices, and tracking DWI offenders; 1983-1985. Missouri Division of Community and Economic Development, State of Missouri provided technical assistance in the Small Cities Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) Program; revised financial management system and handbook; conducted training sessions for CDBG recipients; conducted needs assessment to identify community development needs and problems in the State; 1982-1984. Housing and Urban Development Grant (RFGA H-5064) awarded to the Graduate School of Public and International Affairs, University of Pittsburgh; provided financial management technical assistance to small local governments using university interns; 1979-80. 13 Consortium For Public Administration Field Services, Pittsburgh, PA: a HUD funded consortium of three universities (University of Pittsburgh, Carnegie Mellon, West Virginia University); provided technical assistance to small local governments in the region; 1979. 7. PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS a. Memberships National Association of Branch Campus Administrators (2012 – present) Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (1994-2003, 2009) American Correctional Association (1986-88, 1991) American Society of Criminology (1992-93, 2001-2002) American Society for Public Administration (1983-1985) Indiana Correctional Association (1990-1993) National Justice Research and Statistics Association (formerly the National Criminal Justice Statistics Association – based in Washington, D.C. ; executive committee 1987-1994; president 1990-92; appointed delegate 1993-94) Received President's Award – 1995. Midwestern Criminal Justice Association (1988-1993; membership committee 1991-1992) Missouri Correctional Association (1986-1988) Missouri Crime Prevention Network (chairman of research steering committee 1986-1987) Society for Interdisciplinary Research on Elderly Offenders (1986-1988) Western and Pacific Association of Criminal Justice Educators (1994-96) Western Social Science Association (2003-2007, 2009) Alumni Association - University of California, Berkeley Beta Alpha Psi - Lambda Chapter, UC Berkeley b. Publication/ Proposal Reviewer Associate Editor - Criminal Justice Policy Review (1992-94) Reviewer: Wadsworth Publishing (1995-96, 1998, 2005, 2012) National Institute of Justice (proposal reviewer 1995-97) Criminal Justice Policy Review (1997) Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice (1996) Police Studies: The International Journal of Police Development (1996) Anderson Press (1994) 8. MILITARY SERVICE U.S. Coast Guard (Vietnam Era Veteran) Port Security 14 References for Michael J. Sabath David E. Pearson Dean San Diego State University Imperial Valley Campus 720 Heber Ave. Calexico, CA 92231 Phone: 760-768-5520 Email: [email protected] Anne J. Mallory Chair, Dean’s Advisory Board Former Imperial County Superintendent of Schools P.O. Box 21 Westmorland, CA 93381 Phone: (760) 455-4791 Email: [email protected] Victor Jaime Superintendent/President Imperial Valley College 380 East Aten Road Imperial, CA 92251 Phone: 760-355-6218 Email: [email protected] Irma Martinez Director of Financial and Business Services San Diego State University Imperial Valley Campus 720 Heber Ave. Calexico, CA 92231 Phone: 760-768-5515 Email: [email protected] Miriam Castanon Director of Student Affairs San Diego State University Imperial Valley Campus 720 Heber Ave. Calexico, CA 92231 Phone: 760-768-5502 Email: [email protected] 15