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Richard D. Jacques is a Lecturer at the University of Virginia's School of Engineering & Applied Science. He previously served in senior management roles with the City of Lynchburg and held prominent Federal positions, including Deputy Operations Officer at the National Operations Center (DHS) and Liaison Officer to the National Response Coordination Center. Retiring from the Federal government in 2020, he returned to academia in 2019. His expertise spans counter-terrorism technologies, information sharing networks, and public safety operations.
Education:
- Ph.D., Public Policy Analysis, Virginia Commonwealth University (1995)
- M.S. in Administration, George Washington University (1978)
- B.A. in Political Science, University of Lynchburg (1971)
Research & Teaching: Focuses on engineering ethics, professional responsibility, and the intersection of technology with public policy. Teaches courses like STS 4500 (Engineering Practice) and STS 4600 (Ethics and Professional Responsibility).
Awards:
- Faculty Mentor Award (1997)
- Maude Battle Johnson Award (1994)
- Pi Alpha Alpha Honor Society Induction (1992)
Experience: 12-year U.S. Navy career (LCDR rank), including active duty during Operation Desert Shield/Storm. Holds TS/SCI security clearances throughout Federal service.
