Thomas A. Horan, Ph.D.
School of Information Systems and Technology
Claremont Graduate University
130 East Ninth Street
Claremont, CA 91711
Tel.: 909/607-9302 Fax.: 909/621-8564
Website : http://www.cgu.edu/sisat
Email: tom.horan@cgu.edu
Publication Summary: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Thomas_Horan/publications/
Dr. Thomas A. Horan is Professor and Director of the Center for Information Systems and
Technology (SISAT) at Claremont Graduate University (CGU). He holds concurrent positions as
Director of the Kay Center for E-Health Research, and Associate Director of the Advanced GIS
Lab. Dr. Horan has over 25 years of experience in major e-government and e-health innovations and his work on GIS and Safety has recently been featured by the US White House. Dr. Horan’s research has been sponsored by numerous organizations, including the California HealthCare
Foundation, Blue Shield Foundation, US Social Security Administration, US Department of
Transportation, National Science Foundation, and CERS/Mayo Clinic. He has 130 publications, including in major journals such as Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association ,
Communications of the ACM, Journal of the AIS, Communications of the AIS, MIS Quarterly
Executive, American Journal of Preventive Medicine, Government Information Quarterly, and
International Journal of Healthcare Technology and Management.
Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), May 1988
Claremont Graduate School, Claremont, California
Concentration: Organizational Psychology and Technology
Master of Public Policy (M.P.P.), May 1984
Claremont Graduate School, Claremont, California
Concentration: Information Technology and Public Policy
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.), May 1981
University of Vermont, Burlington, Vermont
Major: Psychology
Honors: Magna Cum Laude, Phi Beta Kappa

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Professor, Dean, and Director, School of Information Systems and Technology, Claremont
Graduate University, Claremont, CA, 2011-present
Associate Professor , School of Information and Technology, Claremont Graduate University,
2000-2010, (tenure granted, 2007).
Executive Director , CGU Research Institute, Claremont Graduate University, Claremont, CA,
1995-2000.
Senior Fellow , School of Public Policy, George Mason University, Fairfax, VA, 1992-1995.
Senior Evaluator , Program Evaluation and Methodology Division, US General Accounting
Office, Washington, D.C., 1987-1992.
Affiliated Faculty, Drucker School of Management, 2102-present. Lead joint programs/initiatives in IT Management.
Director , Kay Center for E-Health Research, Claremont Graduate University, 2006-present.
Associate Director, Advanced GIS Lab, Co-creater of SafeRoadMaps.org, CrashHelp, and other
GIS Innovations. Founding Esri designated Development Center, 2010-present.
Research Director , Center for Excellence in Rural Traffic Safety, US Congressionally Designated
Research Center, 2006-2013.
Other Concurrent Academic Appointments:
Visiting Scholar, Humphrey Institute of Public Affairs, 2000-present
Visiting Scholar, Shidler Business School, University of Hawaii, 2009-2010
Visiting Lecturer, UCLA School of Urban Planning, 2000
Visiting Scholar, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1996
Visiting Scholar, Kennedy School of Government, Harvard University, 1994-1995
Information Systems and Technology Courses
IS300 Managing in a Virtual Environment
IS312 Global IT Management
IS328 Strategic Management of Information Technology
IS330 IS Practicum
IS366 Research Methods in Information Systems
IS356 Telecommunications Systems Management
IS358 Systems Management in E-Government
IS360 Theories and Principles of Information Systems Research

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IS364 Doctoral Seminar on Dissertation Research
IS373 GIS and Visual Information Systems
IS381 Social Technologies and Management
IS377 Medical and Bio-Informatics
IS380 Health GeoInformatics
IS383 Public Health Informatics
Dissertation Committees- Faculty Chair
1.
Nicole Lytle , Information Design of Blended Learning, underway.
2.
Michael McEroy, Spatial Decision-making in Healthcare , underway, (with Brian Hilton)
3.
Abdullah Murad, Design Science Approach to EMS Technology , underway.
4.
Ken Dozier, Simulation Analysis of IT Impact on Regional Supply Chains , completed 2012
5.
Sue Feldman, Electronic Systems for Disability Determination , completed 2011,(with David
Drew).
6.
Nathan Botts, Personal Health Record Use Among Vulnerable Populations , completed 2011.
7.
Michael Leih , Case Studies of IT Governance for Sarbanes-Oxley , completed 2009.
8.
Celene Navarette, Cross Cultural Analysis of Trust and E-Government Use , completed 2008.
9.
Michael Marich, An Analysis of Emergency Response Architecture for Determining the
Performance Effectiveness of Time-Critical Emergency Medical Services , completed 2008.
10.
Tarun Abhichandani, Online Satisfaction with E-Governmental Services , completed 2007.
11.
Deborah Lafky, Inductive Design of User-Taxonomy for Personal Health Records , completed
2007.
12.
Ben Schooley, Inter-organizational Systems in Time-Critical Public Services, completed, 2006.
13.
David Bourgeois, Design and Field Testing of Online System to Enhance Social Capital , completed, 2006.
14.
John Cusaac, An Examination of Social-cognitive Factors that Contribute to College-level
African American Interest in Information Technology Occupations, completed, 2006.
15.
Richard Burkhard, Theory, Design and Evaluation of an Information System Application for
Group Support that Incorporates Emotional Intelligence , completed, 2006.
16.
Brian Hilton, An Information Systems Design Theory to Support Spatial Information Systems
Development, completed, 2004.
17.
Anita Blanchard, Virtual Behavior Settings: A Framework for Understanding Virtual
Communities , completed, 2000 (With Lynn Markus).

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Dissertation Committees-Faculty Member
1.
Fadi Al-Buhairan, Persuasive Design of Disability Systems , completed 2012.
2.
Kevin Moncrief, The Impacts of Alternative Alliance Partner Policies on the Value Chains of Big
Pharmaceutical Firms and Their Smaller Biotechnology Partner Firms , completed 2010.
3.
Margaret McKenzie, HIPAA and Privacy Politics , completed 2009.
4.
Randy Guthrie, Audience Directed Models and Software Design: How Developer Mental Models of Users Influence the Design of Enterprise System Features, completed 2007.
5.
John Stager, Collaboration Through Online Bohmian Dialogue , completed 2007.
6.
Kimberly Wells , Creating Contexts for Tacit Knowledge Sharing in Virtual Teams, completed
2006.
7.
Sorin Gudea, Faculty Perceptions of Online Learning Effectiveness , completed 2006.
8.
Bengisu Tulu, Internet-based Telemedicine: An Experimental Study to Provide Decision Support
Using Real-time Assessment of Video Quality , completed, 2006.
9.
Andrew Lohman, Impact of Freeway Noise on Sense of Community , completed, 2006.
10.
Juan Gomez-Reynoso, An Information Systems Design Theory for an Expert System-based
Training System, completed, 2005.
11.
Darrene Hacker, Spatial Location of High-Technology Industries , completed, 2002.
12.
Daniel Jordan, ITS and Sustainable Community Development , completed, 1999.
13.
Stanley Clark, The Decision to Telework, completed, 1998.
1.
Kay Family Foundation, Development of Cooperative China-US Health IT Management
Research and Training Program, PI, $250,000, 2012-present
2.
Kay Family Foundation, Bridge Funding for Disability and Health Research, PI, $500,000, 2009present.
3.
Kay Foundation, Grant to Establish E-Health Research Center, PI, $1,000,000, 2006-present.
4.
U.S. Department of Transportation, Center of Excellence in Rural Safety, Research and
Development of SafeRoadMaps, University of Minnesota (prime), CGU PI, $575,000, 2006present.
5.
U.S. Department of Transportation, ITS Institute, University of Minnesota (prime), EMS

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Research and Development of CrashHelp, PI, $500,000, 2002-present.
6.
California Healthcare Foundation, PHR in Underserved Populations, PI, $100,000, 2009-present.
7.
National Science Foundation, PI, Time-Critical Information Services, PI, $312,000, 2006-2010.
8.
Social Security Administration, MEGAHIT and Consumer Analysis Consultation, Co-PI,
$60,000, 2009-2010.
9.
Special Hope Foundation, Smartworks Prototype Development, PI, $50,000, 2009-2010.
10.
California HealthCare Foundation, Consumer Health Informatics Symposium, PI, $10,000, 2009.
11.
Blue Shield Foundation of California, Understanding Personal Health Systems Use Within
Vulnerable Populations, PI, $73,000, 2007-2008.
12.
U.S. Department of Transportation, University of Minnesota (prime), CGU-PI, ITS for Diverse
Populations, $190,000, 2004-2007.
13.
U.S. Economic Development Administration, OCBC (prime), Evaluation of IT and Socio-
Economic Development in Orange County, CGU-PI, $100,000, 2005-2006.
14.
U.S. Department of Labor, University of Minnesota (prime), Use of Telework Among Disabled
Population, CGU PI, $70,000, 2005-2006.
15.
National Science Foundation, Exploratory Study of Time-Critical Information Services, in collaboration with National Center for Digital Government, Harvard University, PI, $20,000,
2005.
16.
QTC Management, Applied Research on Electronic Medical and Disability Records, PI,
$150,000, 2003-2005.
17.
National Science Foundation, University of Southern California (prime), Evaluation of N2TECH,
CGU-PI, $45,000, 2004.
18.
TMC Partners, Strategic Planning of Telecommunications Systems, PI, $75,000, 2001-2003.
19.
Program for Advanced Transit and Highways (PATH), University of California, Berkeley Studies of California ITS Systems Architecture and Environmental Impacts, PI, $550,000, 1997-2000.
20.
U.S. Department of Transportation, University of Minnesota (prime), Environmental Impacts of
ITS, CGU-PI, $250,000, 1997-1999.
21.
Northstar Foundation, Research on Social and Community Aspects of Information Revolution,
PI, $50,000, 1997-1999.
22.
Lincoln Land Institute, Research on Community and Land Use Impacts of Information
Revolution, PI, $25,000, 1996-1997.
23.
Viacom International, Research on Social Implications of Information Revolution, PI, $50,000,
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24.
U.S. Department of Transportation, Rockwell (prime), Institutional and Organizational
Dimensions of National ITS Systems Architecture, PI, $110,000, 1996-1997.
25.
Automobile Club, Customer-Driven Intelligent Transportation Systems, PI, $150,000, 1996-
1998.
Journal Articles
1.
Reynoso, J., Ryan, T., Olfman, O., Horan, T. (2013). An Information Systems Design Theory for an Expert System for Training, Journal of DataBase Management , accepted for publication.
2.
Schooley, B., Abed, Y., Murad, A., Horan, T., and Roberts, J. (2013). Design and Field Test of a mHealth Solution for Emergency Medical Response, Health and Technology , accepted for publication.
3.
Feldman, S., Horan, T., and Drew, D. (2012) Understanding the value proposition of health information exchange: the case of uncompensated care cost recovery, Health Systems, December
21, 2012; doi:10.1057/hs.2012.24
4.
Feldman, S., and Horan, T. (2011). The Dynamics of Information Collaboration: A Case Study of
Blended IT Value Propositions for Health Information Exchange in Disability Determination,
Journal of the Association for Information Systems, Vol. 12: Issue. 2, Article 1.
5.
Botts, N., Horan, T., and Thoms, B. (2011). Personal Health Cyberinfrastructure for the
Underserved: HealthATM Design Requirements for Patient Activation and Care Coordination,
American Journal of Preventive Medicine, Special Edition on Cyberinfrastructure , Pages S115-
S122.
6.
Chismar, W., Horan, T., Hesse, B., Feldman, S., and Shaikh, A. (2011). Cyberinfrastructure for
Public Health and Health Services: Toward Use-Inspired Research and Practice Collaboration,
American Journal of Preventive Medicine, Special Edition on Cyberinfrastructure,
2011;40(5S2):S108–S114.
7.
Hilton, B., Horan, T., Schooley, B., and Burkhard, R. (2011). SafeRoadMaps: Communication of
Location and Density of Traffic Fatalities through Spatial Visualization and Heat Map. Analysis,
Information Visualization , 10: 82-96, doi:10.1057/ivs.2010.14
8.
Feldman, S., and Horan, T. (2011). Collaboration in Electronic Medical Evidence Development: A
Case Study of Social Security Administration's MEGAHIT System.
International Journal on
Medical Informatics , Volume 80, Issue 8, Pages e39-e188.
9.
Feldman, Sue S.; Horan, Thomas A.; Al-Buhairan, Fadi; Lytle-Kosola, Nicole; and Tulu, Bengisu
(2011) "Information Systems for Disability Determination: A Multi-Stakeholder Assessment of
Electronic Medical Evidence Needs and Processes," Communications of the Association for
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10.
Schooley, B., Horan, T., and Marich, M. (2010). Managing IT collaboration in Multi-
Organizational Time-Critical Services. MIS Quarterly Executive , 9:3,117-131.
11.
Horan, T., Botts, N., Burkhard, R. (2010). A Multidimensional View of Personal Health Systems for Underserved Populations. Journal of Medical Internet Research, 12(3):e32.
12.
Burkhard, R., Schooley, B., Dawson, J. and Horan, T. (2010). When your Employer Provides
Your Personal Health Record: Exploring Employee Perceptions of an Employer-Sponsored PHR
System. Communications of the AIS , Vol. 27, Article 19.
13.
Marich, M., Schooley, B., and Horan, T. (2010). A Normative Enterprise Architecture for Guiding
End-to-End Emergency Response Decision Support, International Journal of Information Systems for Crisis Response and Management, 2:2, 1-18 .
14.
Schooley, B., Horan, T., Lee, P., West, P. (2010). Rural Veteran Access to Health Care Services:
Investigating the Role of Information and Communication Technologies in Overcoming Spatial
Barriers. Perspectives in Health Information Management . Spring, 1-20.
15.
Burkhard, R., Horan, T., Hilton, B., Leih, M. (2009). Can Information Systems Foster Emotional
Intelligence? A Design Theory Based Approach. Journal of International Technology and
Information Management. 18:1, 99-128.
16.
Horan, T., Daniels, S. and Feldman, S. (2009). The Prospective Role of Personal Health Records in Streamlining and Accelerating the Disability Determination Process. Disability and Health
Journal.
Vol. 2, 153-157
17.
Tulu, B. and Horan T. (2009). The Electronic Disability Record: Purpose, Parameters, and
Model Use Case . Journal of the American Medical Informatics Association. 16: 7-13.
18.
Schooley, B., and Horan, T. (2007). Towards End-to-End Government Performance Management:
Case study of Interorganizational Information Integration in Emergency Medical Services.
Government Information Quarterly, 24:4, 755-784.
14.
Schooley, B., and Horan, T. (2007). Toward Integrated Emergency Preparedness and Response
Planning. Cutter Benchmark Review, 7:6.
15.
Wilson, E. V., and Horan, T. (2007). Research in e-health: Guest editors’ introduction to the special issue. E-Service Journal, 5:2, 1-3.
16.
Horan, T., and Schooley, B. (2007). Time-Critical Information Services. Communications of the
ACM , 50:3, 73-78.
17.
Bourgeois, D., and Horan, T. (2007). A Design Theory Approach to Community Informatics:
Community-Centered Development and Action Research Testing of Online Social Networking
Prototype. Journal of Community Informatics , 3:1.
18.
Horan, T., and Abhichandani, T. (2007). Exploratory Factor Analysis of Advanced Traveler
Online Services. Electronic Government: An International Journal . Vol. 4, No. 4, 466-483
19.
Tulu, B., Burkhard, R., and Horan, T. (2007). Information Systems and Health Care XIV:
Continuing Use of Medical Information Systems by Medical Professionals: Empirical Evaluation of a Work System Model. Communications of the AIS, Vol. 18, 641-656.

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20.
Lafky, D., Tulu, B., and Horan, T. (2006). Information Systems and Health Care X: A User-
Driven Approach to Personal Health Records. Communications of the AIS , Vol. 17, 1028-1041.
21.
Horan, T., and Abhichandani, T. (2006). Evaluating User Satisfaction in an E-Government
Initiative: Results of Structural Equation Modeling and Focus Group Discussions. Journal of
Information Technology and Management, 17:4, 33- 44.
22.
Tulu, B., Hilton, B. N., and Horan, T. (2006). Improving Disability Evaluation Productivity:
Linking Innovative Business Models with Information Technology. International Journal of
Healthcare Technology and Management , 7:1-2, 168-182.
23.
Burkhard, R., and Horan, T. (2006). The Virtual Organization: Evidence of Academic
Structuration in Business Programs and Implications for Information Science. Communications of the AIS , Vol. 17, 239-265.
24.
Tulu, B., Li, H., Chatterjee, S., Hilton, B. N., and Horan, T. (2005). Implementing Digital
Signatures for Healthcare Enterprises: The Case of Online Disability Evaluation Reports.
International Journal of Healthcare Technology and Management , 6:4-6, 470-488.
25.
Horan, T., and Schooley, B. (2005). Inter-organizational Emergency Medical Services: Case Study of Rural Wireless Deployment and Management. Information System Frontiers , 7:2, 155-173.
26.
Horan, T., and Wells, K. (2005). Digital Communities of Practice: Investigation of Actionable
Knowledge for Local Information Networks. Knowledge, Technology and Policy, 18:1, 27-42.
27.
Gronlund, A., and Horan, T. (2005). Introducing e-Gov: History, Definitions, and Issues.
C ommunications of the AIS , Vol. 15, 713-729.
28.
Horan, T., McCabe, D., Burkhard, R., and Schooley, B. (2005). Performance Information Systems for Emergency Response: Field Examination and Simulation of End-To-End Rural Response
Systems. Journal of Homeland Security and Emergency Management , 2:1, Article 4 .
29.
Horan, T., and Schooley, B. (2004). Market Dynamics and Local Policy Choices for Converged
Systems: Case Study of Integrated Telecommunication Design and Deployment. Information
System Frontiers , 6:3, 205-218.
30.
Horan, T. (2002). Integrating the End User into Infrastructure Systems: Directions in the U.S.
Intelligent Transportations Systems Program. Information Resources Management Association .
Issues and Trends of IT Management, 267-269
31.
Horan, T. (2001). The Paradox of Place.
Communications of the ACM, Vol. 50, No. 3, 73-78.
32.
Horan, T. (2001). Digital Places: Design Consideration for Integrating Electronic Space with
Physical Place, DISP – The Planning Review. DISP, nsl.ethz.ch
. 144, 12-19.
33.
Horan, T. (2000). A New Civic Architecture: Bring Electronic Space to Public Place. Journal of
Urban Technology , 7:2, 59-84.
34.
Wells, K., and Horan, T. (1999). Toward a Consumer Demand-Driven Intelligent Transportation
Systems Policy: Findings From Southern California. Transportation Research Record, Vol. 1679,
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35.
Horan, T., and Jordan, D. (1998). Integrating Transportation and Telecommunications Planning in
Santa Monica. Journal of Urban Technology , 5:2, 1-20.
36.
Blanchard, A., and Horan, T. (1998). Virtual Communities and Social Capital. Social Science
Computing Review, 16:3, 263-298.
37.
Hall, R., Thakker, V., Horan, T., Glazer J., and Hoene, C. (1998). Automated Highway System
Field Operation Tests. Transportation Research Record, Vol. 1651, 89-97.
38.
Jordan, D., and Horan, T. (1997). Intelligent Transportation Systems and Sustainable
Communities: Findings of a National Study. Transportation Research Record, Vol. 1588, 70-76.
39.
Gifford, J., Horan, T. and White, L. (1995). Dynamics of Policy Change: Reflections on 1991
Federal Transportation Legislation. Transportation Research Record, Vol.
1466, 8-13.
40.
Horan, T., and Barnes, R. (1995). Public Acceptance of Automated Highways: Results from
National Focus Groups. IEEE Transaction on Intelligent Transportation Systems , 18-22.
41.
Horan, T., and Gifford, J. (1993). New Dimensions in Infrastructure Evaluation: The Case of Non-
Technical Issues in Intelligent Vehicle-Highway Systems. Policy Studies Journal , 21:2, 347-356.
42.
Horan, T., and Gifford, J. (1992). Determining Congestion and Air Quality Effects: The Need for
Field and Forecast Data on IVHS Technologies. Modeling and Simulation. Vol.
23, 1319-25.
43.
Horan, T. (1992). Cumulative Evaluations in Surface Transportation. Evaluation Practice , 13:2,
117-123.
Refereed Conference Proceedings
44.
Chaitan Baru, Nathan Botts, Thomas A. Horan, Kevin Patrick, Sue S. Feldman: A Seeded Cloud
Approach to Health Cyberinfrastructure: Preliminary Architecture Design and Case Applications.
HICSS 2012: 2727-2734
45.
Nicole Lytle-Kosola, Sue S. Feldman, Thomas A. Horan, Eileen Elias, Raphael Gaeta:
Investigation of a Consumer Focused Health IT System: The Role of Claimant Information in the
Social Security Determination Process. HICSS 2012: 2706-2715
46.
Feldman, S., Horan, T. (2011, accepted). Cyberinfrastructure for Secondary Use of EHR Data:
SSA’s Use of the Nationwide Health Information Network. Hawaii International Conference on
System Sciences. January 4-8, 2011.
47.
Schooley, B., Hilton, B., Abed, Y., Lee, Y., Horan, T. (2011). Process Improvement and
Consumer-Oriented Design of an Inter-organizational Information System for Emergency Medical
Response.
Proceedings of the 44th Annual IEEE Hawaii International Conference on Systems
Sciences (HICSS), Koloa, Kauai, Hawaii, January 4-7, 2011.
48.
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Instantiation of a Utility Focused Prototype of a Secure Mobile Near Real-Time Content Device ,
Proceedings of the 16 th Annual America Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), August
12-15, Lima, Peru.
49.
Botts, N., Thoms, B., Noamani, A., and Horan, T. (2010). Cloud Computing Architectures for the
Underserved: Public Health Cyberinfrastructures through a Network of HealthATMs .
Proceedings of the 43 rd IEEE Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS),
Kauai, HI.
50.
Hilton, B., Horan, T., McClintock, R. (2010). Visualizing the Spatial Density of Traffic Fatalities :
SafeRoadMaps National Heat Maps . Transportation Research Board 89 th Annual Meeting. Jan
10-14, Washington D.C.
51.
Schooley, B., Horan, T., Hilton, B., McClintock, R., Lee, Y, and Horan. (2010). CrashHelp :
Iterative Design, Development, and Evaluation of a GIS Tool for Managing Emergency Medical
Responses to Motor Vehicle Crashes . ISCRAM2010: 7 th International Conference on Information
Systems for Crisis Response and Management. May 2-5, Seattle, WA. Best Paper Award.
52.
Lytle, N., Feldman, S., and Horan, T. (2009). Medical Evidence Information Flows for Disability
Determination: An In-depth Claimant Perspective . American Medical Informatics Association.
Nov 14-18, San Francisco, CA.
53.
Botts, N., Thoms, B. and Horan, T. (2009). HealthATM: Interactive Services for Underserved
Populations.
American Medical Informatics Association. Nov 14-18, San Francisco, CA
54.
Feldman, S. and Horan, T. (2009). Electronic Health Information Systems for People with
Disabilities . American Public Health Association – 2009 Annual Meeting and Exposition. Nov 7-
11, Philadelphia, PA.
55.
Feldman, S. and Horan, T. (2009). Intelligent Request and Release of Information for Disability
Determination . Presented at the California Health Informatics Association-AHIMA Annual
Conference. Jun 14-17, Palm Springs, CA.
56.
Feldman, S., Horan, T., Al-Buhairan, F., Lytle, N., and Tulu, B. (2009). Health Information
Technology Tools for Vulnerable Populations: Improving the Disability Determination Process .
Poster presented at the American Medical Informatics Association Spring Congress. May 28-30,
Orlando, FL.
57.
Hilton, B., Horan, T., and Schooley, B. (2009). Making Traffic Safety Personal: Visualization and
Customization of National Traffic Fatalities . Visual Information Communications International
(VINCI’09), Sep 24-25, Sydney, Australia.
58.
Hilton, B., Horan, T., and Schooley, B. (2009). Devising and Deploying SafeRoadMaps :
Communicating Public Health Issues Related to Rural and Urban Road Transportation Safety
Through GIS-based Mashups . Transportation Research Board 88 th Annual Meeting. Jan 11-15,
Washington D.C.
59.
Marich, M., Schooley, and Horan, T. (2009). Research, Design, and Validation of an Normative
Enterprise Architecture for Guiding End-to-End Emergency Response Services . Proceedings of the 15 th Annual Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), Aug 6-9, San Francisco,
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60.
Schooley, B., Horan, T., Marcus, B., McClintock, R. (2009). Health Outcomes for Motor Vehicle
Accident Victims Treated at the Mayo Clinic . Poster presented at American Medical Informatics
Association 2009 Annual Symposium. Nov 17, San Francisco, CA.
61.
Schooley, B., Horan, T., Marich, M., Hilton, B. (2009). Integrated Patient Health Information
Systems to Improve Traffic Crash Emergency Response and Treatment . Proceedings of the 42 nd
Annual IEEE Hawaii International Conference on Systems Sciences (HICSS), Jan 6-9, Waikoloa
Village, HI.
62.
Myungiae, K., Horan, T., Hana, O. (2009). Applying Multi-Layered Analysis Framework on the
Public Sector ICT Provision: An Illustration from a Municipal Wireless Network . 42 nd Hawaii
International Conference on System Sciences. Jan 2009, pp. 1-10.
63.
Botts, N., and Horan, T.A. (2008). Bridging Care Communication and Management within
Diverse and Underserved Populations.
Proceedings of Fourteenth Americas Conference on
Information Systems (AMCIS), Aug 14-17, Toronto, Canada.
64.
Horan, T. and Daniels, S. (2008). The Case for a Voice for People with Disabilities in the
Development of a Personal Health Record within the National HIT Infrastructure . Proceedings of
AMIA Spring Congress, 2008, Phoenix, Arizona.
65.
Schooley, B., Marich, M., and Horan, T. (2008). Understanding IT Governance in the San Mateo
County EMS System. Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on Information Systems for
Crisis Response and Management (ISCRAM), May 4-7, Washington, D.C.
66.
Hilton, B., Horan, T., and Schooley, B. (2008). SafeRoadMaps: A GIS-based Mashup.
Proceedings of the Spatial Analysis for Business 2008 Conference, April 5-8, Redlands, CA.
67.
Botts, N., Schooley, B., and Horan, T. (2008). Learning Object and Repository Design for Digital
Government Instruction.
Proceedings of the 41st Hawaii International Conference on System
Sciences (HICCS), Jan 7-10, Waikoloa, Hawaii.
68.
Lafky, D., and Horan, T. (2008). Prospective personal health record use among different user groups: Results of a multi-wave study. Proceedings of 41 st Hawaii International Conference on
System Science (HICSS), Jan 5-8, Waikoloa, Hawaii.
69.
Tulu, B., Daniels, S., Feldman, S., and Horan, T. (2008). Role of Health Information Technology
(HIT) in Disability Determinations : When Medical Records Become Medical Evidence . Poster presented at the American Medical Informatics Association Symposium. Nov 8-12, Washington,
DC.
70.
Botts, N., and Horan, T. (2007). Electronic Personal Health Records and Systems to Improve Care for Vulnerable Populations . Poster presented at American Medical Informatics Association 2007
Annual Symposium. Nov 10-14, Chicago, IL.
71.
Botts, N., and Horan, T.A. (2007). Electronic Personal Health Records and Systems to Improve
Care for Vulnerable Populations. Proceedings of Thirteenth Americas Conference on
Information Systems (AMCIS), Aug 9-12, Keystone, Colorado.
72.
Schooley, B., Horan, T., and Marich, M. (2007). Governmental Service Performance Information
Sharing: Inter-organization Flows and Architectural Implications in Emergency Medical Service
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Philadelphia, PA.
73.
Schooley, B., Marich, M., and Horan, T. (2007). Leveraging IT to Enhance End-to-End Service
Performance: San Mateo County EMS System Redesign . Proceedings of the 2007 Society for
Information Management (SIM) Academic Workshop, Montreal, Canada.
74.
Schooley, B., Marich, M., and Horan, T. (2007). Time-Critical Information Services: Interorganizational Performance Data Components for Emergency Medical Service (EMS) Systems
Architecture. Proceedings of the 8th Annual International Conference on Digital Government,
Philadelphia, PA.
75.
Lafky, D., and Horan, T. (2006). Toward an Empirical Taxonomy of Personal Health Records
System. Proceedings of Twelfth Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS),
Acapulco, Mexico.
76.
Marich, M., Horan, T. and Schooley, B. (2006). Implications of Time-Critical Information
Services on Emergency Response ITS Architecture: Scenario-Building and Market Package
Analysis. Proceedings of Twelfth Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), Aug 4-
6, Acapulco, Mexico.
77.
Abhichandani, T., and Horan, T. (2006). Toward a New Evaluation Model of E-Government
Satisfaction: Results of Structural Equation Modeling . Proceedings of Twelfth Americas
Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), Aug 4-6, Acapulco, Mexico.
78.
Horan, T., Marich, M., and Schooley, B. (2006). Time-Critical Information Services: Analysis and
Workshop Findings on Technology, Organizational, and Policy Dimensions to Emergency
Response and Related E-Governmental Services . Proceedings of the 7 th National Conference on
Digital Government Research. May 21-24, San Diego, CA.
79.
Horan, T., Marich, M., and Schooley, B. (2006 ). Time-critical Information Services: Analysis and
Workshop Findings on Technology, Organizational, and Policy Dimensions to Emergency
Response and Related E-governmental Services. Proceedings of the June 2006 International
Conference on Digital Government Research, ACM International Conference Proceeding Series,
Vol. 151.
80.
Horan, T., Abhichandani, T., and Rayalu, R, (2006). Assessing User Satisfaction of E-Government
Services: Development and Testing of Quality-in-Use Satisfaction with Advanced Traveler
Information Systems (ATIS).
Proceedings of the 39th Annual Hawaii International Conference on
System Sciences, Waikoloa, Hawaii.
81.
Gómez Reynoso, J. M., Olfman, L., Ryan, T., and Horan, T. (2006). An information systems design theory for an expert system for training. Proceedings of the First International Conference on Design Science Research in Information Systems and Technology, Los Angeles, CA.
82.
Horan, T., and Schooley, B. (2005). End to End Assessment of E-Governmental Services : Lessons from a Multi-method Approach to Time-Critical Information Services . Proceedings of the 6 th
National Conference on Digital Government Research. May 15-18, Atlanta, GA.
83.
Abhichandani, T., Horan T., and Rayalu, R. (2005). EGOVSAT: Toward a Robust Measure of e-
Government Service Satisfaction in Transportation. Proceedings of the ICEG 2005: The
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84.
Tulu, B., Li, H., Chatterjee, S., Hilton, B., Lafky, D., and Horan, T. (2005). Design and
Implementation of a Digital Signature Solution for a Healthcare Enterprise . Proceedings of
Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), Aug 5-8, New York, NY.
85.
Tulu, B., Horan, T., and Burkhard, R. (2005). Dimensions of Work Practice Compatibility and
Influences on Actual System Use: Examining Physician Use of Online Disability Evaluation
System. Proceedings of Eleventh Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS),
Aug 10-14, Omaha, NE.
86.
Gurstein, M., and Horan, T. (2005). Why Community Information Systems Are Important to the
Future of Management Information Systems and The Field of Information Science (IS).
Proceedings of the Gordon Davis Series on the Future of Information Systems Academic
Discipline: Opportunities and Directions, Minneapolis, MN.
87.
Horan, T., Kaplancali, U., and Schooley, B. (2004). Performance Information Systems to Improve
Rural Emergency Medical Services . Proceedings of the Tenth Americas Conference on
Information Systems (AMCIS), New York, NY.
88.
Tulu, B., Li H., Chatterjee, S., Hilton, B. N., Lafky, D., and Horan, T. (2004). Design and
Implementation of a Digital Signature Solution for a Healthcare Enterprise.
Proceedings of Tenth
Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), Aug 5-8, New York, NY.
89.
Hilton, B., and Horan, T. (2004). An Information System Design Theory for Spatial Decision
Support System Development. Proceedings of the Tenth Americas Conference on Information
Systems (AMCIS), New York, NY.
90.
Horan, T., Arguelles, L., and Worthington, R., (2004). Communities of Practice and Local
Sustainability: Case Application in Using Service Learning and Community Building for
Informatics Solutions, Proceedings of the Prato International Conference on Community
Informatics, Sept 29-Oct 1., Prado, Italy.
91.
Horan, T., Tulu, B., Hilton, B., and Burton, J. (2004). Use of Online systems in Clinical Medical
Assessments: An Analysis of Physician Acceptance of Online Disability Evaluation Systems .
Proceedings of 37 th Hawaii International Conference on system Sciences (HICSS-37)-Best Paper
Nomination. Jan 5-8, Big Island, Hawaii.
92.
Burkhard, R., and Horan, T. (2003). Image Data Flows and Bottlenecks in Medical Informatics:
Exploratory Dynamic Simulation of Radiological Processes at a Moderate-size California Medical
Center.
In Enterprise Networking and Computing in Healthcare Industry, Healthcom, and
Proceedings. 5th International Workshop, Santa Monica, CA.
93.
Horan, T., and Schooley, B. (2003). Convergence Through Solution Interoperability: Case Study of Integrated Telecommunication Design and Incremental Deployment . 36 th Annual Hawaii
International Conference on System Sciences (HICSS’03) – Track 5. Jan 2003, pp. 150b
94.
Hilton, B., Horan, T., and Tulu, B. (2003). GIS-Enabled Health Services Call Center.
Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Information Resources Management Association (IRMA), May 18-
21, Philadelphia, PA.
95.
Abhichandani, T., Hilton, B., and Horan, T. (2003). End User Acceptance of ATIS.
Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Information Resources Management Association (IRMA), Philadelphia,
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Horan, T., Schooley, B., and Dadabayeva, N. (2003). Case Study of Wireless EMS in Small Town and Rural Environments . Presented at 82 nd TRB Annual Meeting. Jan 12-16, Washington, DC.
97.
Tulu, B., Hilton, B., and Horan, T. (2003). Physicians’ Acceptance of Web-Based Medical
Assessment Systems: Findings from a National Survey. Proceedings of the Ninth Americas
Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), Aug 4-6, Tampa, FL.
98.
Horan, T., Kaplancali, T., and Schooley, B. (2003). Devising a Web-Based Ontology for
Emerging Wireless Systems: The Case of Emergency Management Systems . Proceedings of the
Ninth Americas Conference on Information Systems (AMCIS), Aug 4-6, Tampa, FL.
99.
Horan, T. (2002). Integrating the End User Into Infrastructure Systems: Directions in the U. S.
Intelligent Transportation Systems Program . Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the
Information Resources Management Association (IRMA), Seattle, WA.
100.
Wells, K. and Horan, T. (2001). Developing Actionable Knowledge About Community
Telecommunications Systems.
Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the American Society of
Information and Technology (ISIT), Washington, D.C
Refereed Book Chapters
101.
Hilton, B., Horan, T., and Schooley, B. (2009). Making Traffic Safety Personal: Visualization and Customization of National Traffic Fatalities: In Huang, M., Nguyen, Q., and Zhang, K.
(Eds.), Visual Information Communication , New York: Springer, 265-282.
102.
Schooley, B., Horan, T., and Marich, M. (2009). User perspectives on the Minnesota Interorganizational Mayday Information system. In Van de Walle, B., and Turoff , M., and Hiltz, R.
(Eds.), Information Systems for Emergency Management , Armonk, NY: M.E. Sharpe, 193-225.
103.
Dawson, J., Tulu, B., and Horan, T., (2008). The Role of E-Health Systems in Patient-Centered
Care, In V. Wilson (Ed.), Advanced Series in Health Information Systems and Informatics.
Hershey, PA: IGI Global, 1-9.
104.
Horan, T. (2007). Technology, Time and Urban Space: Implications for Recombinant Design for Digital Places and Networks. In VS Verlag fur Sozialwissenschaften, Zukunfte der europaischen Stadt part I, 53-71 .
105.
Hilton, B., Horan, T., and Tulu, B. (2005). Geographic Information systems in Health Care
Services. In James B. Pick (Ed.), Geographic Information Systems in Business . Hershey, PA: IGI
Global, 212-235.
106.
Horan, T., Kaplancali, U., Burkhard, R., and Schooley, B. (2007). Inductive Design and Testing of a Performance Ontology for Mobile Emergency Medical Services. In Ramish, R. (Ed.),
Ontologies: A Handbook on Principles, Concepts and Applications in Information Systems . New
York, NY: Springer, 823-840.
107.
Horan, T., Tulu, B., and Hilton, B. (2005). Understanding Physician Use of Online Systems: An
Empirical Assessment of an Electronic Evaluation System. In R. W. Schuring and T. A. M. Spil
(Eds.), E-health Systems Diffusion and Use: The Innovation, the User and the USE IT model.
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Horan, T., and Wells, K. (2005). Enacting Virtual Forms of Work and Community: Multiwave
Research Findings Across Individual, Organizational, and Local Community Settings. In D.
Garson (Ed.), Handbook on Public Information Systems. New York, NY: Marcel Dekker, 521-
544.
109.
Zimmerman, R. and Horan, T. (2004). What are Digital Infrastructures? . In R. Zimmerman and
T. Horan (Eds.), Digital Infrastructures: Enabling Civil and Environmental Systems Through
Information Technology . London: Routledge Press, 3-19.
110.
Horan, T. and Sparrow, R. (2004). Management Challenges to Digital Infrastructures. In R.
Zimmerman and T. Horan (Eds.), Digital Infrastructures: Enabling Civil and Environmental
Systems Through Information Technology . London: Routledge Press, 37-55.
111.
Horan, T. (2004). Information Systems Approach to Improve Surface Transportation: Directions for Intelligent Transportation Systems Assessment and Development. In D. Gillen and D.
Levinson (Eds.), Assessing the Benefits and Costs of Intelligent Transportation Systems. Kluwer
Academic Publishers, 349-369.
112.
Horan, T. (2003). Integrating the End User into Infrastructure Systems: A Customer Centric
Approach to the Design and Function of Intelligent Transportation Systems. In G. Ditsa (Ed.),
Information Management: Support Systems and Multimedia Technology. Hershey, PA: IGI
Global, 63-77.
113.
Gray, P., Suchocki, Horan, T., (2001) Geographic Information Systems, in Encyclopedia of
Operations Research and Management Science, Norwell MA: Kluwer Academic Press, 326-330.
114.
Blanchard, A., and Horan, T. (2000). Virtual Communities and Social Capital. In E. Lesser
(Ed.), Knowledge and Social Capital, Boston: Butterworth-Heinemann, 159-178. and reprinted In
D. Garson (Ed.), Social Dimensions of Information Technology . Hershey, PA: IGI Global, 6-23.
115.
Horan, T. (1999). Planning Digital Places: A New Approach to Community
Telecommunications Planning and Development. In D. Garson (Ed.), Handbook on Public
Information Systems. New York, NY: Marcel Dekker, 473-488.
116.
Horan, T., Dittmar, H, and Jordan, D. (1999). ISTEA and the New Era of Transportation Policy.
In D. Mazmanian and M. Kraft (Eds.), Toward Sustainable Communities: Transitions and
Transformations in Environmental Policy, Cambridge: MIT Press, 217-245
117.
Horan, T. and Jacubiak, S. (1996). Shared Resources Policies and Highway Rights of Way. In
L. Branscomb and J. Keller (Eds.), Converging Infrastructures: Intelligent Transportation and the
National Information Infrastructure, Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 229-250.
Refereed Books
118.
Zimmerman, R., and Horan, T. (2004). (EDS), Digital Infrastructure: Enabling Civil and
Environmental Systems Through Information Technology , London: Routledge Press.
119.
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Technical, Business and Consulting Reports (Partial Listing)
120.
Horan, T., Botts, N, Zanka, F., (2010) HealthATM Business and Investor Plan , Claremont, CA
HealthATM, Inc.
121.
Horan, T., Elias, E., Lytle, N., Gaeta, R, and Feldman, S. (2010). Using Health IT to Improve
Claimant Experiences during Disability Determination Business Process , Washington, DC:
Prepared for the Social Security Administration.
122.
Feldman, S. and Horan, T. (2009). MEGAHIT Case Study Analysis , Washington, DC: Prepared for the Social Security Administration.
123.
Horan, T., (2009) The Critical Role of Information Technology in Improving Surface
Transportation Performance, Washington, DC: Prepared for the National Transportation Policy
Project, Bi-Partisan Policy Center.
124.
Horan, T., Hackler, D., Chatterjee, S., Walrod, W., Hilton, B., Smith, W., and Brite, M. (2006).
The Information and Communication Technology Comprehensive Economic Development
Strategy: ICT CEDS for Orange County.
Claremont, CA: US Economic Development Agency.
125.
Horan, T. (2004). Recommendations to the Assistant Secretary US Department of
Transportation for Enhancing ITS Management and Performance. Washington, DC: Prepared at the request of Assistant Secretary Emil Frankel.
126.
Horan, T. (2002). Information and Communication Technologies: Implications for California
Transportation Plan. San Jose, CA: Mineta Transportation Institute/ CalTrans.
127.
Horan, T., and Reany, W. (2001). Lessons in Network Management: Cross Industry
Comparisons and Implications for ITS Development . Berkeley, CA: University of California,
Berkeley, California Partners in Advanced Transit and Highway Program (PATH).
128.
Horan, T., and Wells, K. (2000). Design Studio Report: Review and Testing the Planning
Methodology for Broadband Telecommunications . Roseville, MN: Minnesota Guidestar Program and Washington, DC: US Department of Transportation.
129.
Horan, T., Hackler, D., and Navarette, C. (1999). Broadband Telecommunications Issues for
Developments in Mexico and Costa Rica.
130.
Horan, T., and Blanchard, A. (1999). Evaluation of LA Culture Net . Los Angeles, CA: Getty
Information Institute.
Invited and Guest Presentations (Partial)
Horan, T. (2010, May 22), Evolution from Conceptual Modeling to Action Design: The Case of
CrashHelp , Keynote Address, 5 th AIS Conference, Healthcare Workshop, Moorhead, MN.
Horan, T. (2009, November 9), Information Technology and Its Applications to Rural Safety , Invited
Speaker, University of Vermont, Burlington, VT.
Horan, T. (2009, October 23), Achieving the Transformative Promise of Cyberinfrastructure for
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HI.
Horan, T. (2009, September 18), Action Design Research in Health IT: Research and Development of a HealthATM Network . Invited Lecture, Shidler Business School. University of Hawaii, Oahu, HI.
Horan, T. (2009, August 27). The Critical Role of Information Technology in Improving Surface
Transportation , Keynote Address, Bi-Partisan Policy Coalition Forum, Seattle, WA.
Horan, T, (2008, October 7). The Role of Technology in Improving Rural Safety, Keynote Address,
Minnesota Toward Zero Deaths Annual Conference, Rochester, MN.
Horan, T. (2009, April 14). Digital Infrastructures for Transportation. Yale University School of
Management.
Horan, T. (2005, March 30). Management Issues in Intelligent Transportation Systems . Invited
Lecture, Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Horan, T. (2003, September 20). Globalization and Technology, Implications for Mexico-US
Development . Keynote Speaker at 3 rd Congreso de Actualizacion y Desarrollo, Institute Technologico de Sonora.
Horan, T. (2002, September 10). Interorganizational Challenges to Wireless Networks . Invited
Presentation, Center for Research on Information Technology and Organizations (CRITO University of California, Irvine, CA.
Horan, T. (2002, June 5). Creating Digital Places for Communities . Keynote Speaker, Annual
Meeting of the Metropolitan Cooperative Library System, Orange County, CA.
Horan, T. (2002, June 21). Technology Applications for Regional Development . Invited Presentation,
New England Transportation Institute and Museum Seminar Series.
Horan, T. (2001, September 15). T echnology Impacts on Cities and Regions. Plenary Speaker,
National Congress of Australia, Property Council of Australia (Host Canberra, Australia).
Horan, T. (2000, November 22). Technology and Real Estate Industry . Executive Colloquia, Global
Link Club, Tokyo, Japan.
Horan, T. (2000, November 2). Digital Places and the New Economy, Plenary Speaker, Urban Land
Institute Annual Meeting, Chicago, Ill.
Horan, T. (2000, May 14). New Media and Telecommunications Systems (session chair).
International Academic Conference on New Media and Communities, Ben-Gurion University, Israel.
Horan, T. (2000, April 18). Planning Digital Communities . Guest Lecture, New York University.
Horan, T. (1998, May 17). The Architecture of Digital Communities.
Guest Presentation, Getty
Institute Conference on Trans-architectures: Toward Digital Communities.
Horan, T. (1996, April 1). Urban Planning Implications of the Information Technology Revolution.
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Horan, T. (1995, April 13). The Information Revolution: Its Impact on Transportation and Cities,
Distinguished Lecture Series. Florida Atlantic University.
Horan, T. (1993, June 24). Policy Issues Surrounding the Deployment of Advanced Transportation
Technologies . Invited Presentation at the Taubman Center, Harvard University .
White House, Congressional and Agency Engagements
Horan, T and Hilton, B. Featured Presentation, White House Meeting of Safety.Data.Gov Initiative,
September 14, 2102.
Horan, T., (2010, September 29), SafeRoadMaps Presentation , US Secretary of Transportation
LaHood, Chairman Oberstar, Senator Klobuchar and Distinguished Guests, University of Minnesota.
Johns, R., Donath, M., and Horan, T. (2008, March 20). University Research in Technology and
Transportation , Presentation Before the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee,
Washington DC.
Adler, T., Coogan, M., and Horan, T. (2002, August 20). Addressing Rural Transportation Needs and Issues . Statement Prepared and Delivered, Senate Environment and Public Works Committee
Hearing on Highway Trust Fund Reauthorization.
Horan, T. (1997, December 11). U.S. Congressional Briefing , Information Technology Research
Needs . Congressional Staff Briefing.
Horan, T. (1994, January 11). White House Conference on Environmental Technologies , White
House Symposium Presenter Panel on National Transportation Goals.
Horan, T. (1993, April 15). National Evaluation Issues in Intelligent Vehicle-Highway Systems .
Delivered to the House Appropriations Subcommittee on Transportation .
Media Coverage (Partial)
Claremont Graduate University Professors Visit White House, La Verne Patch, September 16, 2012
Website Pinpoints Fatal Traffic Accidents-FairWarning.com, By Lea Yu, July 22, 2010
Fatal Accidents Map-Desert News, By Laura Hancock, July 13, 2010.
Americans underestimate risks of driving on summer holidays and rural roadsScientific American ,
By Nicholette Zeliadt, July, 2, 2010.
Rural Roads Are More Dangerous Than They Look -New York Times , By Tanya
Mohn, Oct. 9, 2009.
‘Safe road’ Web site maps traffic fatalitiesConsumer Reports , By Liza Barth, Aug. 4, 2008.
Checking the Deadly Roads In Your Area-The Injury Board BLOGNETWORK, By Mike Bryant,
July 30, 2008.
Google Maps Plus Accident Data: Roadmaps of DeathWired Science.com, By Brandon Keim,
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Researchers Map America’s Deadliest RoadsABC News , By Keven McKeever, July 28, 2008.
How deadly are the roads you drive on?-LiveScience-msnbc.com, July 28, 2008.
Road less traveled is the more deadly one-StarTribune.com, By Jeff Shelman, July 28, 2008.
Web site shows the deadliest US roads-UPI.com, July 28, 2008.
Online Tool Highlights Importance of Road Safety-Occupational Health & Safety, July 28, 2008.
UM researchers map out America’s deadliest roads-PhysOrg.com, July 28, 2008.
How Deadly Is Your Commute?-Automotive News Story-KCTV Kansas City, July 28, 2008.
CGU Committees
Transdisciplinary Advisory Group 2008-present
President Executive Cabinet, 2012- 2013
President’s Committee on Excellence 2011-2012
University Investment Committee 2010-2012
Faculty Executive Committee, 2006-2008
Transition Task Force on IPR/USC, 2007
Envision CGU Advisory Committee, 2006-2007
Research Vice President Search Committee, 2006
Kozmetsky Chair Search Review Committee, 2005
Fullbright Review Ad Hoc Committee, 2003-2005
Faculty Executive Committee, 2003-2004
Journal and Conference Committees
HICSS, Health Track Co-Chair, 2013-present
HICSS, Cyberinfrastructure for Public Health & Health Services, MiniTrack, Co-Chair, 2009-present
Kay Center Disability Policy Forum on Capital Hill, 2009, Symposium Chair
HICSS, Cyberinfrastructure for Public Health & Health Services, Symposium Co-Chair, 2009
HICSS, Consumer Health Informatics Minitrack, Chair, 2008-2009
National Science Foundation, Improving Emergency Medical Response Symposium, Co-Chair, 2008
Kay Center Disability Policy Forum, Chair, 2006-present
Kay-CGU Annual E-Health Symposium, Chair, 2004-present
National Science Foundation, Digital Government Conference, 2006 (Program Committee)
HICSS, E-Governmental Mini-track Co-Chair, 2006-present
HICSS, Health Care Track, Mini-track Co-Chair, 2005-present
AMCIS, Health Care Track, Mini-track Co-Chair, 2005-present
ICIS, Track Associate Editor, 2005
Journal Editing

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Editorial Board, Communications of the AIS , 2013 - present
Editorial Board, MIS Quarterly , Special Edition, 2012-present
Editorial Board, International Journal of HealthCare Systems and Informatics , 2009-present
Editorial Board, Information Systems Frontiers, 2008-present
Editorial Board, Journal of Community Informatics , 2006-present
Guest Editor, Special Edition on E-Health, E-Service Journal , 2006 with V. Wilson.
Editorial Board, Journal of Community Informatics , 2006-present.
Editorial Board, Journal of Urban Technology , 2000-2004.
Policy/Outreach Appointments
NIH/NCI Challenge Grant Review Committee, 2010.
ITS Committee, Transportation Research Board, 2010-present
Research Director, National Center for Excellence in Rural Safety, 2005-present
American Health Information Community (AHIC), 2007-2009
Public Policy Committee, COMCARE Alliance, 2005-2009
Public Policy Committee, American Medical Informatics Association, 2005-2008
Consultant to Assistant Secretary of Policy, U.S. Department of Transportation, 2004
Advisory Committee, New England Transportation Institute, 2003-present
Vice President, Policy, Interactive Radio Corporation, 1997-1999
Professional Affiliations
Association of Information Systems (AIS)
American Medical Informatics Association (AMIA)
Academy of Management (AOM)
Transportation Research Board (TRB)