CAREER OBJECTIVE	Sociological/Criminological research and teaching at University or College level. 
 
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

Pace University, Dyson College of Arts and Sciences: New York, New York 10038

1991-Present	Department of Criminal Justice, Chair and Professor: New York and Pleasantville Campus.  For additional details of Pace University accomplishments see end of resume.

2007-	Board of Trustees (Voting Member), Pace University

Westchester County Department of Public Safety Police Academy

2006-Present	Visiting Professor/Certified New York State Police Instructor for New York City and Westchester County Police Departments.

Westchester County Department of Probation

2008-2010	Process Evaluation of  “Non-Incest Sex Offenders Visitation Program”

Department of Homeland Security

2007-2009	External Evaluator for DHS’s Center for Homeland Defense and Security Masters Degree and Executive Leaders Program.

New York State Department of Education

2006-2008	External Review for Accreditation of New York Institute of Technology: Criminal Justice Program

U.S. Department of State, International Visitors Program

2003-2005	Lecturer: Re “Globalization and Terrorism: A Community Policing Response”

Office of Domestic Preparedness, Department of Homeland Security

2002-2010	Consultant: 
•	Public Private Partnerships to deal with Terrorism and WMD (T&WMD)
•	Local Law Enforcement response to T&WMD
•	Evaluation of master’s degree in homeland security offered by the Center for Homeland Defense and Security, at the Naval Postgraduate School

Urban Institute: Washington, D.C.

1995-2000	Consultant:
•	Co-Principal Investigator of the National Evaluation of Title I of the 1994 Crime Act (COPS Program).
•	Member Advisory Board for 1994 Violence Against Women Act re Evaluation of STOP Block Grants to Combat Violence Against Women.

National Institute of Justice, U. S. Department of Justice: Washington, D.C.

1991-1993			Visiting Fellow.
1990-2000			Technical Assistance Provider:
•	Peer Reviewer.
•	Developing State Capacity to Conduct Evaluations.

National Center for Victims of Crime: Washington, D.C.

2000-2004			Consultant:
•	Assist Philadelphia Police in developing Model Protocol to address crime of Stalking.

New York State Department of Health

1997-1998	Member of Committee on Pain Management of the New York State Public Health Council (for recommendations dealing with legislation/policy on assisted suicide/palliative care as it relates to regulating controlled substances).

Civic Research Institute, Inc.: New York, New York

2011	Editorial Review Board for Journal of International Security
1997-Present	Editorial Review Board for “Victimization of the Elderly and Disabled Bulletin.”

American Bar Association

1994-1995	Consultant:
•	Research Criminal Justice System Response to Child Abductions.

Indian Health Services, U. S. Department of Health and Human Services.

1991-1993	Lecturer:
•	Develop and Provide Two Day Training Seminar Re “A Community Response to Domestic Violence and Child Abuse.” Training provided in 10 different Native American Communities to Judges, Prosecutors, Police and Human Service Providers.

Columbia University, Teachers College, New York, New York

1989-1993			Lecturer:
•	NYS Mandated Reports Course re Child Abuse.
•	Adolescent Mental Health Training Conferences for Service Providers in Indian Health Service and Tribal Programs.
Manhattan College: Bronx, New York 10452

1990-1991			Adjunct Professor, Undergraduate Sociology Program

Long Island University: Dobbs Ferry, New York 10522

1986-1992	Adjunct Professor, Graduate Criminal Justice Program

Mercy College: Dobbs Ferry, New York 10522

1985-1991	Adjunct Professor, Undergraduate Sociology Program

New York City Police Department, New York, New York 10038

1968-1993	Police Officer, Detective and Researcher.  For Details of NYCPD Accomplishments see end of Resume.

Federal Bureau of Investigation, New York, New York 10017

1967-1968	Clerk/Teletype Operator, Maximum Security Clearance.

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE

1979‑1984			Ph.D. in Sociology from Fordham University, Bronx, New York. Dissertation: "Police Behavior: A Study of Structure, Anomie and Patterned Evasion." 

1976‑1978			MA in Criminal Justice from John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York, N.Y.  Thesis: "Public Perception of Corruption: An Attitudinal Study." 

1970‑1976			BA in Criminal Justice from John Jay College of Criminal Justice, New York, N.Y. 

1998				Chairing the Academic Department, American Council on Education

1994				University of Illinois at Chicago, Office of International Criminal Justice. Re: Sports Violence: Issues for Law Enforcement," (16 hours continuing education certificate).

1992				University of Oklahoma, College of Continuing Education. Re: Indian Health Service/Social Service Needs (24 hours continuing education certificate). 

1991 				Columbia University, Teachers College. Re: Child and Adolescent Mental Health Training for Service Providers in Indian Health Service and Tribal Programs (33 hours continuing education certificate).

1990				Columbia University, Teachers College. Re: Child Abuse and Maltreatment Training in Identification, Reporting, and Intervention for Mandated Professionals (8 hours continuing education certificate).

Police Quarterly Journal

1999-2002			Peer Reviewer.

Criminal Justice Quarterly

1999-2003			Peer Reviewer.

Journal of Organized Crime

1997-2001			Peer Reviewer.

PUBLICATIONS

Ryan, J.F. , An Evaluation of the Masters of Arts in Security Studies: Homeland Security and Defense Degree at the Naval Postgraduate School, Department of Homeland Security, January 2009.

Ryan, J.F. , “Developing Risk Management and Outcome-Based
Performance Monitoring Strategies for the Bureau of Immigration and 
Customs Enforcement,“ 2006 Congressional Quarterly, Inc. 
Federal Document Clearing House Congressional Testimony, March 28, 
2006 Tuesday
	
Ryan, J.F., and Dupont, I “Evaluation of PAV Project,” Westchester 
	County Department of Probation and Corrections, 2005.

Ryan, J. F., “Community Policing and the Impact of the COPS Program: A Potential Tool in the Local War on Terrorism,” in Critical Issues in Criminal Justice,2nd, Albert Roberts, editor, Sage Publications, Thousand Oaks, CA: Fall 2003.

Ryan, J. F. and Buerger, Michael E. 1994 Crime Act: A View of Implementation in 30 Cities, Washington, D.C., National Institute of Justice, Spring 2002.

Grasso, K. L., Ryan. J. F., et al. The Criminal Justice System’s Response to Parental Abductions, Washington, D.C. Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, September 2001. (Peer Reviewed)

Ryan, J. F. San Diego City Schools Police Department:  An Evaluation of a COPS School Based Partnerships Program, Washington, D.C. Office of Community Oriented Policing, July 2001 (Peer Reviewed)

Roth, J. A., and Ryan, J. F. National Evaluation of the COPS Program, Washington, D.C. National Institute of Justice, August 2000. (Peer Reviewed)

Ryan, J. F. and Roth, J. A. Research in Brief, COPS Program: Four-Year Assessment.  Washington, D.C., National Institute of Justice, August 2000. (Peer Reviewed)

Ryan, J. F., and Grasso, K. L., “Police Handling of Missing and Parentally Abducted Children,” Policing: An International Journal of Police Strategies and Management, November 1998. (Peer Reviewed)

Ryan, J. F., and Gunn, K.  “The Security Team Program,” Police Chief Magazine: Project Response.  International Association of Chiefs of Police, October 1997.

Grasso, K.L., Ryan, J.F., Wells, S.J. The Criminal Justice System’s Response to Parental Abductions, U.S. Justice Department, Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention. Final Report October 1996, pp 3-1:3-146. (Peer Reviewed)

Ryan, J.F., “Community Policing: Trends, Policies, Programs and Definition,“ Critical Issues in Crime and Justice, ed. Albert Roberts, Ohio: Sage Publications, 1994, pp 127-144.

Ryan, J. F., Varieties of Community Policing, Washington, D.C., National Institute of Justice, 1994 (Peer Reviewed)

Ryan, J. F., "The Goals of Policing," Policing in America, ed. by Albert Roberts, Ohio: Sage Publications, 1993, pp. 242-273.

Ryan, J. F. "An Urban Law Enforcement Response to Missing and Runaway Children," Missing Children, Martin L. Forst, ed. Springfield, Illinois: Charles C, Thomas, 1990, pp 127-142.

Ryan, J. F., "A Law Enforcement Dilemma: Family Violence Hits Home," Law Enforcement Journal. Vol. 1,No. 1, 1990. (Peer Reviewed)

Ryan, J. F., Evaluation of New York City Police Department’s Domestic Violence Prevention Project. New York: New York City Police Department, 1990.

Ryan, J. F., "Domestic Violence: A Social and Legal Perspective," Police Chief, March 1987. 

Ryan, J. F., "The Plight of Our Modern Huckleberry Finns," Missing/Abused, Summer, 1987. 

Ryan, J. F., Operation Outreach: A Study of Runaway Children In New York City.  New York: New York City Police Department, 1986. 

Ryan, J. F., "An Arrest Like Any Other?" New York Newsday, 23 September 1986. 

Ryan, J.F., "1983 Missing Children Study: A Study of Missing Children in New York City."  An Unpublished Study Conducted for New York City Police Department, March 5, 1985.

Ryan, J. F., Inspections Division Bulletin. New York: New York City Police Department, 1980 ‑ 1984, bi‑monthly publication (2200 copies per).

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

	Pi Alpha Alpha 
	Alpha Phi Sigma
	International Association of Chiefs of Police
	American Society of Criminology
	Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences
Institute for Criminal Justice Ethics
American Society of Political Science
AWARDS

				Pace University Kenan Award for “Teaching
					Excellence,” 	2001/2002 Academic Year
				Pace University Student Award for “Outstanding
					Faculty Member from Class of 1999”
			"Marquis Who’s Who in the World, ”Millennium Edition
	“Marquis Who’s Who in America” Millennium Edition
	“Marquis Who’s Who in the East”, 1999/2000
	New York State REGENTS SCHOLARSHIP 
				New York City Police Department "Certificate of
Recognition for Exceptional Attendance - FIVE YEAR AWARD" 

PRESENTATIONS BEFORE PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES/CONFERENCES

2010		Fourth Annual Homeland Security Education Summit, “Understanding Terrorism Using GIS.”

2007		Annual Meeting of Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. “Local
		Law Enforcement Involvement in Fighting.”
2006		Testify before the One Hundred Ninth U.S. Congress, Subcommittee on National Security, Emerging Threats, and International Relations, re “Developing Risk Management and Performance-Based Monitoring Strategies for the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.”
2004		Annual Meeting of American Society of Criminology. “Pedagogical Strategies in Teaching Introductory Level College Courses.”
2002		Annual Meeting of American Association of Colleges and Universities, re “A Team Approach to Curriculum Design for Online Teaching.”
2001		Annual Meeting of American Society of Criminology, Chair Session re: “Minorities and the Police.”
2001		Annual Meeting of American Society of Criminology. “Creating an Effective Stalking Protocol”
2001		International Conference at Sam Houston State University,“ Policing in Multi-Cultural Societies.”
2001		Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology. Chair of Panel re “Police and Community: Assessing Issues”
2001		Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology re “Examining the Perception and Attitude of Minorities Toward the Police.”
2000		Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology re “The Legacy of President Clinton’s COPS Program.”
2000		Fifth Annual Advocacy in Action Conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico, Keynote Speaker Re “Community Policing and Domestic Violence Strategies.”
1999		Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology re “National Evaluation of Title I of the 1994 Crime Act.”	
1999 		National Institute of Justice Evaluation Conference re “National Evaluation of Title I of the 1994 Crime Act.”
1998 		Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology re “Preliminary Results of the National Evaluation of Title I of the 1994 Crime Act.”
1998 		National Conference on Community Policing re “Return on Investment: A National Evaluation of the COPS Program.”
1998 		National Institute of Justice Annual Research and Evaluation Conference “National Evaluation of Title I of the 1994 Crime Act.”
1998 		Annual Meeting of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences re “Police/Sheriff Response to Parental Abductions.”
1997 		National Institute of Justice Evaluation Conference re “Site Assessment of COPS MORE Programs.”
1997 		First National Conference on Community Relations re “Community Policing and its Impact on Community Relations.”
1997 		Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology re “The National Evaluation of the Office of Community Oriented Policing.”
1996 		Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology re “National Evaluation of Cops On the Beat’” and “Developing a Protocol for Conducting Site Assessments of Law Enforcement Agencies.”
1995 		Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology re AA Justice System Response to Parental Abductions, and “Community Policing: A Practitioner=s View.”
1995 		4th International Family Violence Research Conference, “Community Policing and Family Violence: Can the Criminal Justice and Health Care Systems Work Together Toward a Solution?”
1994 		Office of International Criminal Justice Conference on Sports Violence, re “Developing Security Plans for the 1996 Olympics.”
1994 		Annual Meeting of Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences re "Defining the Supervisors Role in Community Policing."
1993 		Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology re "Defining Community Policing," and "Integrated Theories and Policy Development in a Police Agency."
1992 		Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology re “Developing A Community Policing Model.”
1991 		Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology re “Police Behavior and Crime.”
1991 		Department of Health and Human Services, Centers for Disease Control Conference re “Forum on Youth Violence in Minority Communities: Setting the Agenda for Prevention.”
1990 		Annual Meeting of the American Society of Criminology re: "Youth Gang Violence."

Details of PACE UNIVERSITY ACCOMPLISHMENTS

PROFESSOR:

2007-Present	Member of Board of Trustees, Pace University (including sub-committees for Building and Grounds, Staff Affairs, Technology and Information, and Pension)
2001-Present	Chair, Department of Criminal Justice and Sociology (name changed in 2010 to Criminal Justice and Security)
2001-2001	               Chair, Department of Public Administration
2003-Present	Chair, Faculty Council (PLV) Grievance Committee
2006-Present	Member of Dyson College Tenure and Promotion Committee
2005-Present	Member of Dyson College Assessment Committee
2004-Present	Dyson College Learning Outcome Assessment Committee
2003-Present	Faculty Council (PLV) Admissions Committee
2001-Present	Faculty Council (PLV) Technology Needs Committee
2001-Present	Faculty Council (PLV) Ad Hoc Space Utilization Committee
2001-Present	Dyson College Society of Fellows
2000-Present: 	Dyson College Committee to Review Faculty Evaluation 
			Forms
1998-Present: 	Faculty Council (PLV) Admissions Committee
1998-2003: 	           Dyson College Committee on Sabbatical Leave
1997-Present: 	University Institutional Review Board
1997-Present: 	Chair of President’s Advisory Committee on Campus Security
1994/95 	           Acting Chair, Department of Public Administration
1993/95 		Chair, Faculty Council White Plains Campus
1993/95 		President's Advisory Group
1993/95 		Provost’s Affirmative Action Committee
1993/95		Committee of Deans and Faculty on Promotion and Tenure: Alternate Member
1993/95 		Strategic Agenda Committee
1994/95 		Committee on Faculty Compensation
1996/97 		Committee on Dyson College Concerns
1999/2001		Chair, Departmental Hiring Committees (four times)

Guest Speaker/Testimony:

2006		Testimony before House of Representatives, Subcommittee on National Security, Emerging Threats and International Relations, re “Developing Risk Management and Outcome-Based Monitoring Strategies for the Bureau of Immigration and Customs Enforcement.”
2006		“Hate Crime Workshop” Forum, sponsored by The Organization of Chinese Americans and Pace University.
2005		“Hate Crime Workshop” Forum, sponsored by The Organization of Chinese Americans and Pace University.
2003		Response Television Network: Panel re “Homeland Security: Information for State and Local Public Safety.”
2000		Key Note Address re “Domestic Violence and Community Policing” for the New Mexico Crime Victims Reparation Commission
1999: 		ABC-Channel 7: Evening News re Police Brutality
1999: 		NEWS 12 re Media Violence
1999: 		WFAS Radio re Family Violence
1998: 		ABC Evening News re Terrorism
1998: 		NEWS 12 re Children and Violence

Pace University Faculty Development Opportunities:

2004	Administrative Portfolio Workshop
2002	“Exploring Learning Communities,” American Association of Colleges and Universities, Atlanta, Georgia.
2001	“Learning Communities,” University of Rhode Island.
2001	Multiple Teaching Techniques
2001	Introduction to Blackboard
2001	Introduction to FrontPage
2001	Implementing Learning Communities
2000	Academic Leadership Institute, American Council on Education, San Diego
2000	Writing Across the Curriculum Workshop
2000	Web board and Multimedia Workshop
1999	Introduction to Course Info
1999	Introduction to PowerPoint and Advanced PowerPoint
1998	Seminar on Sexual Harassment Policy
1998	Education Technology Conference: New School for Social Research

New Courses Developed and Taught:

Learning Communities:

“The ABC’s of Crime: Audacity, Brains and Creativity”
	CRJ 261: Criminal Investigation, with
	LIT   211: Modern Detective Mysteries
“The Longest War: Violence Against Women”
	CRJ 375: Criminal Justice System Response to Domestic Violence, with
	HIS  211: History of American Women.

Courses Developed:
Graduate Level:
PAA 644 	Re-Engineering Government and Non-Profit Agencies
PAA 621	Introduction to Criminal Justice (In Class/Online
PAA 622	Multi-Disciplinary Response to Violence
PAA 623	Law for Criminal Justice Managers

Undergraduate Level:
CRJ 499	Senior Capstone
CRJ 315	Integrity Issues in the Criminal Justice System
CRJ 332	Research Methods and Current Criminal Justice Issues
CRJ 296	Topics Course: Local Law Enforcement Response to Terrorism (In class/Online)
CRJ 269	Topics Travel Course: Crime and Justice in Ireland, Italy (and Poland-2004)

Courses Taught:
Graduate Level:
PAA 502	Statistics and Research Methods
PAA 601	Public Administration and its Environment
PAA 602	Organization Theory and Management (In class/Online
PAA 615	Program Planning and Evaluation (In class/Online

Undergraduate Level:
CRJ 150	Introduction to Criminal Justice (in class and online)
CRJ 242	Crime and Public Policy (in class and online)
CRJ 250	Penology
CRJ 255	Structures and Function of a Police Organization
CRJ 341	Management Science in the Criminal Justice System
CRJ 346	Terrorism and Society
SOC 114	Criminology (in class and online)

Other Accomplishments:

2004		Organized Conference at Pace University: “Changing Mission of Corrections: A Community Forum on Educational Programs for Inmates and Higher Education Opportunities for Correction Officers.”
2003		Organized Conference at Pace University: “Transitional Services in Corrections.”
2003		Institute an Executive in Residence Program for Dyson College of Arts and Sciences 
2002		Grant from DHS/OPD re Public Private Partnerships for Terrorism and WMD
2001-Present.Judge in Westchester-Rockland Junior Science and Humanities Symposium (2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006)
2001-Present.Mentor White Plains High School Students re Social Science Research Projects.
2000		Restructured Criminal Justice Program, including introducing two CRJ Tracks: Law Enforcement Track and Courts and Corrections Track
2000		Developed a Capstone Course (research/problem solving focus) for CRJ Majors.
2000		Developed a Partnership with the College of Criminal Justice, at Sam Houston State University (Huntsville, TX). 
2003		Pace University, School of Computer Sciences and Information System:  Doctoral Committee: “Cyber-terrorism.”

Newspaper Citations: 12 as of 2010, including New York Times, and USA Today (front page article).

Details of NEW YORK CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT ACCOMPLISHMENTS, 1 Police Plaza, 
New York, 10038-1497 

1984-1993		Police Commissioners Office, Office of Management Analysis and Planning:  Program Research/Grant Development Unit and Special Projects Unit. 

New York City Police Department Representative/Liaison to: 

Harvard School of Public Health, re National  Violence Prevention Advocacy
	Association.
Mayor's Interagency Council for Multi-Problem Families 
Mayor's Child Protective Task Force 
Mayor's Task Force on Runaway Children
Mayor's Task Force on Child Abuse and Neglect

Manhattan High Schools' Advisory Council For Child Abuse, Neglect and 
	Adolescent Crisis. 			
New York City Coalition on Elder Abuse
New York City Department of Health's Injury Control Program  
New York State Department of Health's Injury Control Program
Centers for Disease Control, Injury Control Division
Victim Services Agency of New York City
"STEPS" To End Family Violence 
New York City Department of Health's Violence Prevention Initiative
New York City Women's Justice League
New York City Women's Prison Association
New York City Coalition Against Domestic Violence

PROVIDE EXPERT TESTIMONY AT HEARINGS:
New York Law Commission Hearing Re Police Response to the Mentally Ill,
	1990.
Congressional Hearing Re Child Victim of Violence by Strangers With Handguns, 
	1990.
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services,  Advisory Board on Child Abuse
	and Neglect

GUEST SPEAKER:
Columbia University, Teachers College, 1991
Governor's Commission on Domestic Violence 
HBO Documentary "Child or Rage: A Story of Abuse," Panel Discussant, 1990
20/20 ABC Television re Lisa Steinberg, 1987
World News Tonight re Lisa Steinberg, 1987
New York City Police Academy 
Professional Athletes Unlimited (Anti‑Drug Seminars) 
Sixth and Seventh Annual Conferences On The Legal Rights of Battered Women 
NOW Conference on Women in the Courts 
NYCPD "Sex Crimes/Child Abuse Investigator's" Course 
NYS Medical Society's Child Abuse Committee
SPECIFIC  NYPD ACCOMPLISHMENTS:

•	Research and Develop new policy for a Law Enforcement response to Child Abuse.
•	Evaluation of the Domestic Violence Prevention Project.
•	Develop Police Strategies for a Multi-Problem Family Demonstration Project. 
•	Conduct Study of Runaway Children in New York City (Official copy available). 
•	Conduct Study of Missing Children in New York City (Official copy available).
•	Conduct Study of Rapes in NYC for 1985 and Develop Proactive Prevention Strategies (Official copy available).
•	Conduct Study of 1983 and 1984 Homicides (Official copy available).
•	Coordinate and Develop NYC Missing Children Campaign.
•	Coordinate and Develop Domestic Violence Prevention Program.
•	Coordinate and Develop Community Policing Program (later to become the National Model adopted by President Clinton re COPS Program).
•	Present paper re: NYCPD's Domestic Violence Prevention Program at 93rd Annual Convention of the Inter-national Association of Chiefs of Police.
•	Develop and implement strategies for Community Patrol Officer Program.

1972‑1984	Inspections Division and Intelligence Division (Detective/Investigator)

•	Conducted 4,000 hours covert observations of police patrols. 
•	Conducted 7,000 interviews of New York City residents re attitudes toward NYC Police.
•	Officer Administrator--Staff of 71 persons.
•	In-House Integrity Officer.
•	Training Officer for Inspections Division, Internal Affairs Division, Police Academy and other police units re Integrity and Inspections Issues.
•	Developed inspection procedures and evaluative methodologies for specialized studies.
•	Expert in patrol, detective and personnel management procedures.
•	Editor of all Inspections Division Reports and Studies.
•	Attended certified courses: "Administrative Lieutenant Training Program," "Specialized Personal Protective Security," and "Internal Investigations.”
•	Provided Personal Security as NYCPD Representative to:
		President James Carter,
		First Lady of the Philippines, Imelda Marcos, and 
		Prime Minister of Israel, Menachin Begin
•	Numerous confidential investigations.

1979			24th Precinct, Manhattan, New York 

1970-1972	   	48th Precinct, Bronx, New York

1968‑1970		Police Trainee