Faculty:
Herbert A Stewart , BS, MS. ; CIS, (937) 708 5448 hstewart@wilberforce.edu
Vicki-Lockwood Gorman BS, MS (937) 708 5609 vlockwood@wilberforce.edu
G. Omolewu, DBA, PhD (937) 708 5670 gomolewu@wilberforce.edu
Most Popular Classes:
CIS 460 - Information Systems Analysis
CIS 461 - Information Systems Design
Special Programs and Projects
STEP-UP is Wilberforce University’s Science, Technology, Engineering Preeminent Undergraduate Program, a National Science Foundation funded program designed to facilitate entry of underrepresented groups into industry. The program, offered from 2002 – 2008, targeted high school seniors interested in the sciences and offered a tuition free, seven-week long entry to freshman Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) students entering Wilberforce University.
Research Opportunities:
Opportunities are available via the National Nuclear Security Administration, National Science Foundation, United Negro College Fund, and the Environmental Protection Agency. Students (selected based on competitive criteria) have to work closely with a supervising faculty member.
Special Interest:
Some interesting facts aboutProfessor Stewart, the major professor for CIS -
Member Project Management Institute
Member IBM Scholars Program
Retired Air Force Lieutenant Colonel
Conversant in Indonesian, Russian, and German languages
Publications
“The Future of Work, A Mandate for Change in Education”, Wilberforce University Faculty Journal, Fall/Winter 2008.
“A Study on Terrorism, Risk, and Insurance on the Social Changing Affects”, Proceedings of the Second Annual Conference on Applied management and Decision Sciences, 2006.
Captain Thomas M. Griffith, USAF and Captain Herbert A. Stewart, USAF, "Analysis of Aircraft Maintenance Facility Assignments at Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio," Unpublished Master's thesis. SLSR 17-76B, AFIT/SL, Wright-Patterson AFB, Ohio, 1976. AD AO 32539
Presentations
“A Study on Terrorism, Risk, and Insurance on the Social Changing Affects”, Proceedings of the Second Annual Conference on Applied Management and Decision Sciences, January, 2006, Dallas, Texas.