Mary E. Horgan	(914) 923-2798, mhorgan@pace.edu  Cell: (914) 424-3845
William Caldwell	(212) 346-1597, wcaldwell@pace.edu
Law School, Jennifer Riekert	(914)422-4128, jriekert@law.pace.edu

Name	Michael Izady
Title	Adjunct
Pace school	Dyson College of Arts and Sciences
Pace campus	New York City
Terminal degree	Ph.D., Columbia University
Broad subject	Middle Eastern and Western history
Topical areas	Ethnic and social issues
Most recent publication	"Ethnic and Social Issues in the Persian Gulf and the Indian Ocean," 2002
Major current scholarly interests and activities	Training of the U.S. Special Forces on issues pertaining to societies and cultures they will be exposed to in overseas deployment.
Home	212-362-6188
Preferred email	IzadyM@yahoo.com

Name	Joan Roland
Title	Professor and Chair, History
Pace school	Dyson College of Arts and Sciences
Pace campus	New York City
Terminal degree	Ph.D., Columbia University
Broad subject	History
Topical areas	Middle Eastern and Jewish history
Major publications	The Jewish Communities of India: Identity in a Colonial Era
Major current scholarly interests and activities	Jews of India
Professional affiliations	Association of Asian Studies, Middle East Studies Association, Middle East Institute, Columbia Seminar on the Middle East
Work	212-346-1458
Home	212-242-1452
Preferred email	jroland@pace.edu

Effects of War on Women and Civilians; Reconstruction

Name	Aseel Sawalha
Title	Assistant Professor
Pace school	Dyson College of Arts and Sciences
Pace campus	New York City
Terminal degree	Ph.D., CUNY Graduate School
Broad subject	Anthropology
Topical areas	Impact of war on women as civilians; The Middle East, urban anthropology, and urban reconstruction and postwar recovery.
Most recent publications	"Healing the Wounds of the War: Placing the War-Displaced in Postwar Beirut," Wounded Cities: Destruction and Reconstruction in a Globalized World, Jane Schneider and Ida Susser, (eds.) London: Berg. (2003)
"Post-War Beirut	Place Attachment and Interest Groups in Ayn Al-Mreisi," Capital Cities: Ethnographies of Urban Governance in the Middle East. Seteney Shami, (ed.), Toronto: University of Toronto. (2002)
Professional affiliations	American Anthropological Association, Middle East Studies Association of America
Work	212-346-1389
Home	718-773-8515
Preferred email	asawalha@pace.edu

Name	Greg Julian
Title	Professor
Pace School	Dyson College of Arts and Sciences
Pace campus	Pleasantville
Terminal degree	Ph.D.
Broad subject	Political Science
Topical areas	United Nations, government policy and international affairs
Major current scholarly interests and activities	government and international affairs.
Professional affiliations	New York State Democratic Committeeperson, 94th Assembly District
Home	845-942-2199
Cell	914-525-5798
Preferred email	gjulian@pace.edu

Political Rhetoric, Diplomacy and Foreign Policy

Name	Brian Nickerson
Title	Associate Professor and Director, Edwin G. Michaelian Institute for Public Policy and Management
Pace school	Dyson College of Arts and Sciences
Pace campus	White Plains, Graduate School
Terminal degree	J.D., Pace Law School; Ph.D., Rockefeller College of Public Affairs and Policy, SUNY Albany
Broad subject	Political science and public policy
Topical areas	Analyzing political rhetoric/domestic impact of foreign policy
Most recent publication	Emergency Preparedness and Response in American Government (Japan Intercultural Academy of Municipalities)
Professional affiliations	WFAS Radio, on-air political analyst, American Political Science Association, NYS Municipal Managers Association, American Bar Association
Work	914-422-4303
Cell	914-672-1903
Preferred email	bnickerson@pace.edu

Name	Melvyn J. Oremland
Title	Professor of Physics and Director, Forensic Science Program
Pace school	Dyson College of Arts and Sciences
Pace campus	New York City
Terminal degree	Ph.D.
Broad subject	Missiles
Topical areas	Anti-missile systems
Major publication	Internal publications at Bell Telephone Laboratories
Current Scholarly interests	Forensic Science
Professional affiliations	American Academy of Forensic Sciences
Work	212-346-1762
Home	646-505-0733
Cell	917-848-4333
Preferred email	moremland@pace.edu

        

Name	Richard B. Schlesinger
Title	Professor and Chair, Department of Biological Sciences
Pace school	Dyson College of Arts and Sciences
Pace campus	Pleasantville and New York City
Terminal degree	Ph.D.
Broad subject	Toxicology
Topical areas	Respiratory toxicology
Most recent publication	Environmental Health Science: Recognition, Evaluations and Control of Chemical and Physical Health Hazards, co-authors M. Lippman and B. S. Cohen. Oxford University Press, NY (2003)
Major current scholarly interests and activities	Member of a number of National Academy of Science committees, including Gulf War and Health.
Professional affiliations	Society of Toxicology
Work	914-773-3707
Cell	914-584-8827
Preferred email	rschlesinger@pace.edu

 

Name	Robert H. Parks
Title	Professor
Pace school	Lubin School of Business
Pace campus	New York City
Terminal degree	Ph.D.
Broad subject	Finance and economics
Topical areas	Economic and investment research
Major current scholarly interests and activities	Impact of war on investing and the economy
Professional affiliations	Robert H. Parks & Associates, Inc. (economic and investment research for institutional investors)
Work	212-346-1952
Home	914-923-6117
Preferred email	rparks@pace.edu

Name	Stephen Blank
Title	Professor, International Business and Director, Center for International Business Development
Pace school	Lubin School of Business
Pace campus	New York City
Terminal degree	Ph.D., Harvard University
Broad subject	Political science, comparative politics
Topical areas	Comparative politics, Western Europe, government-business relations
Most recent publication	Making NAFTA Work, 2000
Major current scholarly interests and activities	North American developments, political risk analysis.
Professional affiliations	Council on Foreign Relations, Mid-Atlantic Club of New York City, president
Work	212-346-1932
Home	212-832-1656
Preferred email	sblank5642@aol.com
Alternative email	Sblank@pace.edu

 

Name	K. Mark Sossin
Title	Associate Professor
Pace school	Dyson College of Arts and Sciences
Pace campus	New York City
Terminal degree	Ph.D.
Broad subject	Psychology
Topical areas	Effects of war on children. Parent-infant/toddler relations and the evaluation of risk factors in family contexts during early childhood.
Major current scholarly interests and activities	Infant development; psychoanalytic theory, especially as related to early childhood experience; and matching and mismatching in parent-style and child-style nonverbal behavior.
Professional affiliations	New York Association of Early Childhood and Infant Psychologists, president
Work	212-346-1727
Preferred email	ksossin@pace.edu

Name	Michelle M. Pulaski
Title	Assistant Professor of Communications
Pace school	Dyson College of Arts and Sciences
Pace campus	Pleasantville
Terminal degree	Ph.D.
Broad subject	Communications
Topical areas	Media studies, news media, speech
Major current scholarly interests and activities	Emotion and news, pedagogy, TV ratings.
Professional affiliations	National Communication Association, International Communication Association, Eastern Communication Association and New York Chapter of Women in Communications.
Work phone	914-773-3529
Home	914-242-2015
Cell	914-643-1302
Preferred email	mpulaski@pace.edu
Alternate email	mmpulaski@hotmail.edu

Name	Joseph Ryan
Title	Professor and Chair, Criminal Justice
Pace school	Dyson College of Arts and Sciences
Pace campus	Westchester
Terminal degree	Ph.D.
Broad subject	Criminal justice and sociology
Topical areas	Community policing and police management-related issues. Can discuss how the Community Oriented Policing Services Program can be used to help fight terrorism.
Major current scholarly interests and activities	Research and involvement in the area of family violence, and is also involved with local police departments in encouraging and establishing proactive policies to address family violence and child abuse.
Professional affiliations	Member of the American Society of Criminology
Work	914-773-3814
Home	914-741-5839
Preferred email	jryan@pace.edu

Name	Randolph McLaughlin
Title	Professor
Pace school	Pace Law School
Pace campus	White Plains
Terminal degree	J.D., Harvard University
Broad subject	Civil rights/civil liberties; voting rights litigation
Topical areas	Civil and/or constitutional rights issues involved in the war effort
Major publications	Racially Motivated Violence: Litigation Strategies. Edited by Randolph M. Scott-McLaughlin. New York: Center for Constitutional Rights, 1984; "A New Day in South Africa." New York Law Journal, August 23, 1994; "Bray v. Alexandria Women's Health Clinic: The Supreme Court's Next Opportunity to Unsettle Civil Rights Law". 66 Tulane Law Review 1357 (1992); "Chisom v. Roemer: Where Do We Go From Here?" 24 Columbia Human Rights Law Review 1 (1992)
Most recent publication	"The Voting Rights Act and the New and Improved Intent Test: Old Wine in New Bottles", 16 Touro Law Review 943 (2000).
Work	914-422-4340
Cell	914-953-5156
Preferred email	rmclaughlin@law.pace.edu

Name	Jeffrey G. Miller
Title	Professor
Pace school	Pace Law School
Pace campus	White Plains
Terminal degree	LL.B., Harvard University
Broad subject	Environmental law
Topical areas	Legal liabilities for environmental damages caused by war
Major publications	The Law of Hazardous Waste Disposal and Remediation: Cases, Legislation, Regulations, Policies. With Craig N. Johnston. St. Paul, Minn.: West Publishing Co., 1996; Fundamentals of Negotiation: A Guide For Environmental Professionals. With Thomas R. Colosi. Washington, D.C., Environmental Law Institute, 1989; Citizen Suits: Private Enforcement of Federal Pollution Control Laws. New York: Wiley Law Publications, 1987
Most recent publication	"A Generational History of Environmental Law and Its Grand Themes: A Near Decade of Garrison Lectures," 19 Pace Environmental Law Review 501 (2002).
Professional affiliations	Has served on the board of directors of the Environmental Law Institute and Envirosafe Services, Inc., and is presently on the board of Enviro-Source.
Work	914-422-4014
Preferred email	jmiller@law.pace.edu

 

Name	Ralph Stein
Title	Professor
Pace school	Pace Law School
Pace campus	White Plains
Terminal degree	J.D., Hofstra University
Broad subject	Constitutional law, legal history, criminal law and torts
Topical areas	Constitutional law dealing with war powers, military law, Geneva Convention
Most recent publication	"Artillery Lends Dignity to What Otherwise Would Be a Common Brawl: An Essay on Post-Modern Warfare and the Classification of Captured Adversaries", 14 Pace International Law Review (2002).
Major publications	"Justice Brennan and the First Amendment Minefield: In Respectful Appreciation." (Justice Brennan Foundation for the Future). 11 Pace Law Review 523 (1991); "Torts." (1989 Survey of New York Law). 41 Syracuse Law Review 567 (1990); "SLAPP Suits: A Slap at the First Amendment." 7 Pace Environmental Law Review 45 (1989); "Buildings that Go Crash in the Night: A Special Problem in Historic Preservation Law." 16 Real Estate Law Journal 242 (1988)
Major current scholarly interests and activities	Recent developments in state constitutional law and first amendment law, the latter particularly with reference to separation of church and state.
Professional affiliations	Legal committee of the Anti-Defamation League, involved in various civil liberties activities in both New York and Westchester. Frequently speaks to and aids citizen and community groups.
Work	914-422-4242
Cell	914-649-6613
Preferred email	rstein@law.pace.edu

Name	Louis Fasulo
Title	Adjunct Professor
Pace school	Pace Law School
Pace campus	White Plains
Terminal degree	J.D., Pace University School of Law
Broad subject	Trial advocacy
Topical areas	Civil and Criminal Trial Cases
Work	914-422-4227
Preferred email	lfasulo@law.pace.edu
Alternative phone numbers	917-887-8895 or 212-566-6212