Joseph V. Treglia
jOe
NSF
Scholar &
Adjunct
Instructor
email: jvtregli@syr.edu
Education:
Ph.D.
in Information Science and Technology, Syracuse University, 2012 (expected)
Master’s
Degree in Information Resources Management Syracuse University,
1995
Bachelor’s
Degree in Political Science/Liberal Arts Syracuse University,
1988
Academic and Professional
Experience:
Instructor/Adjunct -
School of Information Studies
&
1993 – Present. Instruction areas include Organizational
Information Security, IT Procurement, and Office Systems Design &
Management with experience at graduate and undergraduate levels.
2008 – Present. Instruction areas include undergraduate
Introduction to Management Information Systems.
Assistant Director – Wireless Grids Laboratory
IT Consultant/Owner - UNIIS - United
Information Services
Technology, Internet Services & Information Systems Consulting Group. Focus on government and
not-for-profit agencies. Clients included police and local government agencies
in
Madison County Sheriff’s Office
Special
Assistant to Sheriff (and part time deputy) for county law enforcement agency.
Involved in policy and procedure, IT development, and special projects to
include Cyber Security issues and Homeland Security support.
Director Programs & Development – Jim
Marshall Farms Foundation, Inc.
Director - Integrated Recreational Services &
ARISE, Inc.,
·
Core Management team member in $7,500,000 not for profit agency
·
Supervised 40+ full and part time paid staff & 200+ volunteers
·
Presenter at State and local conferences on Disability and
Wellness issues
Information Systems/Records Management
Officer/Investigator/Officer - 1990 - 2003. Manlius Police Town
Police Department. Coordinate information systems and records management
projects and programs. Conducted
training, research and development, grant management, writing and
administration. Developed and managed state and federal grant projects. Assisted
with National and State Accreditation writing policy & procedures to meet
compliance standards for agency. Liaison to area schools and other community
organizations. Involved in development of Youth Court and Booth House outreach
programs.
Police
Sergeant/Investigator/Officer
-
Publications
and Presentations:
Treglia, Joseph. “Cooperation that Works
– Lessons from the CNYICC; A Multi-jurisdictional Public Safety
Communications Consortium.” NYSAC News (Winter),
2012.
Marsden, Janet, Joseph Treglia, and Lee
McKnight. “Dynamic Emergency Response
Communication: The intelligent Deployable Augmented Wireless Gateway
(iDAWG).” in Cognitive Methods in Situation Awareness and Decision
Support (CogSIMA), 2012 IEEE International
Multi-Disciplinary Conference on. New Orleans, USA: IEEE, March 6-8, 2012. (forthcoming)
Treglia, Joseph, McKnight, Lee, Venkatesh, Murali,
Bose, Tamal, Volos, Haris, Van Aardt, Jan,
McKeown, Don, Mishra, Sumita, Lee, Myung. "Social Emergency
Response Technology Policy." in TPRC 38th Research Conference on Communication, Information
and Internet Policy, hosted by George Mason University School of Law,
Arlington, VA. Arlington, VA, September 23-25, 2011.
Treglia, Joseph and Venkatesh, Murali. "iDAWG:
Intelligent Deployable Augmented Wireless Gateway." Presentation to National Law Enforcement Telecommunications
System (NLETS) Annual Business Meeting, June 27-28, 2011. Published in
proceedings.
Treglia, Joseph, McKnight, Lee, Kuehn, Andreas, Ramnarine-Rieks,
Angela, Venkatesh, Murali and Bose, Tamal. "Interoperability by
‘Edgeware’: Wireless Grids for Emergency Response." in
Proceedings of HICSS-44, 44th Hawaii
Int’l Conference on System Sciences, E-Government Track, January 4-7,
2011, The Grand Hyatt Kauai, Koloa, HI/USA.
McKnight, Lee W., Treglia, Joseph, Kuehn, Andreas.
"Wireless Grids or Personal Infrastructure: Policy Implications of an
Emergent Open Standard." in TPRC
38th Research Conference on Communication, Information and Internet Policy,
hosted by George Mason University School of Law, Arlington, VA, October 1-3,
2010.
Treglia, Joseph. "Developing Practical Cyber
Security Policy Using a Multidimensional Approach." Presentation accepted for13th Annual 2010 NYS Cyber
Security Conference, Empire State Plaza Convention Center - Albany, NY,
June 16 - 17, 2010.
Treglia,
Joseph. "A Classification of Agents and Entities Influencing Law
Enforcement", Poster at iConference
2010. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Il, February 3-6, 2010.
Treglia,
Joseph, Ramnarine-Rieks, Angela and McKnight, Lee. "Collaboration in a
Wireless Grid Innovation Testbed by Virtual Consortium," Networks
for Grid Applications, 2010, pp. 139-146.
Treglia,
Joseph V. and Park, Joon S. "Towards trusted intelligence information
sharing." In Proceedings of ACM SIGKDD Workshop on Cyber Security and
Intelligence Informatics (CSI-KDD), the 15th Conference on Knowledge Discovery
and Data Mining, Paris, France, June 28 - July 1, 2009.
Treglia,
Joseph. "Motivating People to Adopt Information Security Practices in
Organizations." Presentation in
Proceedings of 12th Annual 2009 NYS Cyber Security Conference, Empire State
Plaza Convention Center - Albany, NY, June 3 - 4, 2009.
Treglia,
Joseph. "Two Cans on a String: Technical Social & Legal Barriers to
Effective Information Sharing Among Federal, Tribal, State & Local Law
Enforcement Agencies in the United States," Poster in proceedings of iConference 2009 - iSociety: Research, Education,
Engagement. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, NC, February 8-11,
2009.
Ho,
S. M. and Treglia, J.V. Roundtable Discussion - "Feasibility Discussion on
Identifying Possibility for a National Behavioral Anomaly Detection
Platform." In proceedings of 4th
Annual iConference on iSociety: Research, Education and Engagement, University
of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, February, 8-11, 2009.
Treglia,
Joseph. “Actionable factors affecting intelligence information sharing between
federal, state and local law enforcement agencies in the
Treglia,
Joseph. “Focus Group Findings on Early Wireless Grid Adopters.” Presented at 4th Wireless Grids Research
Workshop: Research on the Wireless Grid Innovation Experience.
Treglia,
Joseph. “Advancing Integrated Recreational Opportunities in
“Standard
Practices Manual for Processing Finger printable Criminal Cases.”
Published by
Treglia,
Joseph V., "Monitoring How Children Use the Internet," Post-Standard,
The,
Treglia,
Joe. "Just the Facts & On the Beat," (Law/Justice Information
Series),
July
5, 12, 19, 26, August 2.
Grants
and Projects:
National Science Foundation "Partnerships For Innovation: Wireless Grid
Innovation Testbed project," Supplement award for intelligently connecting
first responders and stakeholders, $246,000, awarded for 2012.
NYS Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services (DHSES), Office of
Office of Interoperable and Emergency Communications (OIEC), FY 2010-2011
Statewide Interoperable Communications Grant (SICG); "Category A - Meeting
National Interoperability Standards" and "Category C - Regional
Consolidated Services Communications Systems." $2,000,000 and $1,997,812,
for Madison County, submitted for consideration May, 2011.
U.S. Department
of Justice (DOJ) Office of Justice Programs (OJP), Bureau of Justice Assistance
(BJA) Encouraging Innovation: Field-Initiated Programs; "iDAWG -
innovative Deployable Augmented Wireless Gateway." Murali Venkatesh (PI),
Lee McKnight (Co-PI), Tamal Bose (Co-PI). $350,000, submitted for consideration
April, 2011.
U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ), Office of Justice Programs (OJP), National
Institute of Justice (NIJ), Building and Enhancing Criminal Justice
Researcher-Practitioner Partnerships Program (CFDA 16.560) ; "Madison
County Office of the Sheriff and Syracuse University Researcher
Partnership." Lee McKnight (PI), Murali Venkatesh (Co-PI), Joseph Treglia
(Researcher). $393,102, submitted for consideration March 2011.
National
Science Foundation (NSF), Directorate for Computer & Information Science
& Engineering, Directorate for Engineering, Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS)
Project; "A Survivable securE wireless grid Notification System
(SENS)." Murali Venkatesh (PI), Lee McKnight (Co-PI), Carlos Caicedo
(Co-PI), Tamal Bose (Co-PI: VT), Sumita Mishra (Co-PI: RIT), Myung Lee (Co-PI:
CCNY), $1,500,000, submitted March 2011, status not funded.
New York
State Division of Homeland Security and Emergency Services (DHSES), State Law
Enforcement Terrorism Prevention Program (SLETPP) grant for " FY10 State Law Enforcement
Terrorism Prevention Program," $44,935, for Madison County Sheriff's
Office, awarded 2011.
U.S.
Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance, American Recovery and Reinvestment
Act Byrne Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) for a "Video Conferencing Program," $29,892, for
Madison County Sheriff's Office, awarded 2011.
U.S.
Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services "Public
Safety Partnership and Community Policing Grants: Public Safety Land Mobile
Radio Network," $800,000, awarded to Madison County, 2010.
NYS Office of Homeland
Security "Explosive
Detection Canine Team Grant," $50,000, awarded to Madison County, in cooperation with Cortland and Chenango Counties, 2010.
National
Science Foundation "Partnerships For Innovation: Wireless Grid Innovation
Testbed project," $600,000, awarded to Syracuse University, collaborating with Virginia Tech and RIT, 2009.
NYS
Senate Legislative Grant - Sen. David Valesky, "Accessibility improvements
and program support," JMFF, Inc. , $20,000 awarded 2009.
NSF
Scholar; National Science Foundation’s Federal Cyber Service: Scholarship
For Service (SFS) program for information security professionals, selected
2008.
National
Science Foundation’s Graduate Research Fellowship Program (NSF GRFP),
awarded Honorable Mention, 2008.
Fellowship
- Jim Marshall Farms Foundation, Inc., awarded $6,000 for 2007/2008.
Creative
Core $100,000 Emerging Business Competition sponsored by M&T Bank and the
New York Business development Corporation (NYBDC). Submitted in January 2008,
competitive business plan for Wireless Grids Corporation regarding
communications software development and marketing. Top 10 finalist.
Central
Upstate Regional Alliance and the Metropolitan Development Association of
Syracuse and CNY “Grants for Growth” program, awarded $75,000,
December 2007 for Wireless Grids research project development.
NYS
Office of Child and Family Services – Special Delinquency Prevention
Program (SDPP) - Youth mental health services program, for JMFF, Inc., awarded
$4,000 for 2008 program year and again for 2009.
NYS
Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) - Youth Recognition Program
(YRAP), applied for in October 2007 and awarded $15,000 for program for Madison
County Sheriff’s Department.
NYS
Division of Criminal Justice Services (DCJS) - YDDP - DARE Program Proposal,
applied for in October 2007 and awarded $12,000 for Madison County
Sheriff’s Department.
Enitiative
- Entrepreneurship Grant: Syracuse Campus-Community Entrepreneurship
Initiative, applied for “Entrepreneurship in Emerging Technology”
in August 2007 for $20,000 of $130,000 total project cost, status awarded.
John
Ben Snow Memorial Trust – awarded $24,000 for facility improvements to
Jim Marshall Farms Foundation, Inc. in 2007 and $10,000 in 2008.
Central
New York Community Foundation, Inc. – awarded $24,000 for operations and
improvements to Jim Marshall Farms Foundation, Inc. in 2007, and $4,000 for
Community Playground in 2009.
NYS
Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Grant - awarded $96,000 for Public
Accessible Trailhead Project; Town of Camillus and Camillus Snowmobile Club,
for snowmobilers and bicyclists with special needs. 2006.
NYS
Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities, through Central
New York Developmental Services Office, $32,000 to ARISE, Inc. after-school
program for children with disabilities, 2006 forward (annualized program).
US
Department of Education – Office of Rehabilitation and Disability
Services –awarded federal grant for $425,000 for ARISE, Inc program:
“Advancing Integrated Recreation in CNY, 2004.
NYS
Archival Records Administration: multi-year "Cataloging and Records
Improvement Project," awarded to Town of Manlius $50,000, 2000.
U.S.
Department of Justice grant for "Crime Analysis and Community Interaction
to Combat Vandalism," Awarded $63,956 for crime mapping, analysis and
engagement with community, with newsletters and survey, 1997.
U.S.
Department of Justice & NYS DCJS grant award for “Improving
Interagency Cooperation in Domestic Violence Cases in Onondaga County.” Awarded
$194,438 for multi-year information sharing and coordination project, Manlius, Onondaga
County and Vera House, 1996.
Selected
Conferences Attended
Cyber Roundtable: Recommendations for the National Strategy for
Trusted Identities in Cyberspace. Maxwell School, Syracuse University,
September 3, 2010.
Cyber Risk and Information Security Conference. Whitman School of Management,
Syracuse University, June 2009.
Federal Cyber Service; Annual Job Fair & Symposium, Washington, DC, January
2009 & 2010.
Graduate
and Undergraduate Courses Taught:
IST500
Information Technology Procurement Strategies, Su‘05
IST454
Office Systems Design and Management, ’94. ’95, ’97,
’98, ’99, Sp’00, Fa’00
IST429
Organizational Information Security, Sp‘08, Sp'09, Sp'10
IST422
Acquiring, Procuring and Financing Information Technology, Fa’00,
Sp’01, Sp’02, Fa‘02, Fa’03, Sp’07
MIS325
Introduction to Information Systems for Managers, Fa‘08, Fa'09, Sp'10
Graduate and Undergraduate Courses Prepared:
IST522
Applied Information Security, Su'09
IST600
Homeland Security, Fa'08
Other Training and Certification:
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Certificate in University Teaching - Syracuse University 2011
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Bringing Entrepreneurship Education to Life in Cross-campus
ProgramsSyracuse Entrepreneurship Classroom 2009
·
NSF Graduate Research Fellowship Program (NSF GRFP) Honorable
Mention
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Telecommunications & Network Management Graduate Certificate
Program, Syracuse University
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Police General Topics Instructor, New York State Bureau of
Municipal Police
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Crisis Negotiator Training by Federal Bureau of Investigation
(FBI), Basic and Advanced
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Youth Officer, State of New York Police Juvenile Officers
Association.
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Crime Scene and Evidence Specialist Technician
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Certified Corrections officer, New York State Department of
Corrections
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Dale Carnegie Communication Training, E. Syracuse NY
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Drug Abuse Resistance Education Instructor (DARE)
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John Reid Schools on Basic & Advanced Interviewing
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Interviewing Sexually Abused Children, University of Delaware
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25 years of Criminal Justice Service
Standard Practices Committee Division of
Criminal Justice Services – Specialist in 3 year project, produced policy
& procedure manual for criminal justice agencies; “NYS Standard
Practices Manual for Processing Criminal Cases,” published in 2001.
Mental Health Subcommittee – Madison County Mental
Health Department
Community Services Board – Madison County
NYS Police Juvenile Officers Association member - NYSPJOA
PhD Ad-Hoc Committee 2007/2008 - School of Information Studies
Personnel Committee 2010 -
ACM – Member - Association for Computing Machinery
IEEE – Member - Institute of Electrical and Electronics
Engineers
FOP - Member - Fraternal Order of Police
LEO - Member - Law Enforcement Online
NRDFI - Member - National Repository of Digital Forensic Intelligence
AOM - Member - Association of Management