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James Lawler is a Professor in the Seidenberg School of Computer Science and Information Systems at Pace University, focusing on Information Technology. He has dedicated his career to advancing Disability Studies and STEM technologies for individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities (IDD), while also contributing to e-Business strategies and social entrepreneurship. His work bridges technology and inclusivity, with a strong emphasis on community engagement and equity.
Education:
- DPS, School of Computer Science and Information Systems, Pace University (2002)
- MBA, Graduate School of Business, Pace University (1974)
- BBA, Business Administration, Saint Francis College (1971)
- APC in Computer Applications (Audited), New York University (1979)
Research Focus: Professor Lawler's research spans Customer Relationship Management (CRM) technologies, service-oriented architecture, and web services. He has pioneered initiatives for neurodiverse students in STEM, developed multisensory environments using virtual reality, and created programs like the Disability Film Festival to promote inclusion. His work often involves partnerships with AHRC New York City and other organizations.
Awards:
- National Jefferson Award for Community Service (2024)
- Pace University Golden Graduates Reunion 50th Year of Service (2024)
- SEINFORMS Certificate of Recognition (2021)
- ISECON Meritorious Paper Award (2013)
Grants & Professional Contributions: He has secured multiple grants for projects like the Disability Film Festival, robotics for elderly people with disabilities, and mobile app development for food waste reduction. His professional service includes roles with AHRC NYC, IEEE Education Society, and editorial boards for academic journals. He also teaches courses on design thinking, information systems, and e-commerce strategies.
