Adam Albina

Adam Albina is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Computer Science at Anselm College. His academic career combines teaching, research, and extensive industry experience in software development and leadership roles. Albina teaches courses in Software Engineering, Systems Analysis, Programming, Computer Forensics, and Relational Database Design. He holds a Ph.D. in Information Systems (Nova Southeastern University, 2018), an M.S. in Information Systems (University of Maryland Baltimore County, 1995), and a B.S. in Sociology/Criminal Justice (Mount Saint Mary's University, 1987).

His research focuses on Decision Support Systems, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and emergency management. Notable work includes applying GIS to improve crisis decision-making and integrating drones into computer science education. Albina's industry background includes roles as Senior Software Architect, Project Manager, Chief Information Officer, and Chief Operating Officer, providing practical insights into his academic work.

His recent publications span interdisciplinary topics such as avian vocalization patterns, drone-based education strategies, and machine learning applications in environmental studies. Albina advocates for engaged learning experiences that bridge academic and professional realms.