LISA B. LANCOR
Computer Science
PAPERS PUBLISHED
IN PROCEEDINGS:
Lancor,
L. and R. Workman, "Using Google Hacking to Enhance Defense
Strategies", Proceedings of the 38th ACM Technical Symposium on Computer
Science Education,
J. DaPonte, L. Lancor, "An Alternative Plan for
Implementing Computer Literacy into the Liberal Arts Core Curriculum",
14th International Conference on College Teaching and Learning, April, 2003.
L. Lancor, B. Karanian, "College to Work Transitions: Students Draw
Their Futures", 1998 Frontiers in Education Conference, November, 1998.
K. Barker, R.
McCartney, K. Wurst, B. Weiner, L. Lancor, "A
Learning, Assessing, and Evaluating Environment for Asynchronous Web-based
Courses," Proceedings of the 1998 International Conference on Networked
Learning", University of Sheffield, June 1998.
K. Barker, R.
McCartney, K. Wurst, B. Weiner, L. Lancor,
"Innovations in Providing Asynchronous Web-based Learning for an
Engineering Laboratory Course", 1998 ASEE New England Section Conference
Proceedings, June 1998.
K. Barker, L.
Lancor, "Innovations in Providing Asynchronous Web-based Learning for an
Engineering Laboratory Course", 1998 ASEE Conference Proceedings, June
1998.
M. McMahon, H. Sholl, L. Lancor, "The Role of Transitional
Probability Modeling in a Network Security System," 10th International
Conference on Parallel and Distributed Computing Systems, Oct. 1997.
With
K. Barker, "A Methodology for Web-Based Learning in Engineering." 1996 Frontiers in
Education Conference. November, 1996.
With
B. MacKay & K. Barker, "Incorporating Animation into Engineering
Education." ASEE Northeast Section Conference. April, 1996.
With K. Wurst & R. McCartney, "Engineering Education as
Performance Art." ASEE Northeast Section Conference.
April, 1996.
With K. Barker &
K. Wurst, "WEB Based Multimedia for
Undergraduate Curriculum." ASEE Northeast Section
Conference. April, 1996.
With
H. Sholl. "Personal Information Processing Properties for
Network Security Applications." Proceedings, 8th Annual
International Conference on Parallel & Distributed Systems, September 1995.
CONFERENCE PAPERS
ORALLY DELIVERED:
L. Lancor & B. Karanian "Building the Bridge from Classroom to
Industry," 1999 Frontiers in Education Conference Proceedings, November,
1999.
L. Lancor,
"Using Mallard in Computer Science Courses," 13th Annual CSU Academic
Computing Conference, Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT,
April 10th, 1999.
L. Lancor
(Coordinator), R. Workman, Z. Beatty, J. Ensign, M. Brown, "Interactive
Computer Applications Used at SCSU: A Panel," 13th Annual CSU Academic
Computing Conference, Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT,
April 10th, 1999.
L. Lancor, R.
Workman, E. Beatty, "Web-Based Testing Across the Curriculum I", 3rd
Annual Northeastern Conference for Small Computing Colleges,
L. Lancor, R.
Workman, E. Beatty, J. Ensign, M. Brown, "Web-Based Testing: A
Panel", 12th Annual CSU Academic Computing Conference, Eastern Connecticut
State University, Willimantic, CT, April 4, 1998.
With
K. Barker, "A Web-based Learning Environment and Course Delivery
Methodology", Third International Conference on Asynchronous Learning
Networks,
Panelist,
"Web-Based Course Delivery and Learning," 2nd Annual Northeastern
Conference for Small Computing Colleges,
L. Lancor,
"Incorporating Animation into Engineering Education." ASEE Northeast
Section Conference, April 1996.
With
K. Wurst. "Engineering Education as Performance Art."
ASEE Northeast Section Conference, April 1996.
With
K. Barker. "WEB
Based Multimedia for Undergraduate Curriculum." ASEE Northeast Section
Conference, April 1996.
OTHER
PRESENTATIONS:
L. Lancor “Google Hacking and Defense”, 20th Annual CSU
Academic Computing Conference, Eastern
Connecticut State University, Willimantic, CT, April 8th, 2006.
L. Lancor, M. Shea, D.J. Fredeen, “Early
Tenure: What are the pros and cons of granting tenure to junior faculty before
their penultimate year?”, SCSU-AAUP Academic Forum, Southern Connecticut State
University, New Haven, CT, October 6th, 2004.
L. Lancor,
"Teaching at Southern Connecticut State University," Southern
Connecticut State University New Faculty Orientation, New Haven, CT, August
2000.
L. Lancor,
"Teaching at Southern Connecticut State University," Southern
Connecticut State University New Faculty Orientation, New Haven, CT, August
1999.
L. Lancor, R.
Workman, Z. Beatty, J. Ensign, M. Brown, "Interactive Computer
Applications Used at SCSU: A Panel," Computers for Lunch, Southern
Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT, April 9th, 1999.
L. Lancor & A.
Elahi, "The Digital Design Lab at SCSU," Computers for Lunch,
Southern Connecticut State University, New Haven, CT, March 5th, 1999.
L. Lancor,
"Using Mallard in Computer Science Courses,"
L. Lancor, R,
Workman, E. Beatty, Z. Beatty, J.B. Orris,
"Internet Sites – Recommendations and Use in Specific Courses - A
Panel," Eastern Small College Computing Conference, Marist College,
Poughkeepsie, NY, October 24th 1998.
L. Lancor,
"Teaching at Southern Connecticut State University," Southern
Connecticut State University New Faculty Orientation, New Haven, CT, August
1998.
L. Lancor, "How
Computers Work," Joseph Finberg Elementary School – 2nd Grade,
L. Lancor, "A
Detection System for Unauthorized Computer Intrusions." Computers for
Lunch, SCSU,
L. Lancor,
"Everything You Always Wanted to Know about Security but Couln't Decrypt." SCSU Computer Science Club,
L. Lancor, "A
Methodology for Web-Based Learning." Graduate Seminar Series,
L. Lancor, K.
Barker, K. Wurst, "In-service Training for High
School Teachers: What Engineering Really Is",
WORKSHOP
LEADERSHIP:
L. Lancor & K.
Peters, “Technology Workshop on Collaborative Learning in Groups”, Sponsored by
the SCSU Teaching Innovation Program, May 2007.
"Inventor's
Workshop."
L.
Lancor & K. Barker, "A Look at Engineering," East Hartford High
School Students'
RESEARCH
INTERESTS IN GENERAL:
Information
Security; Identification & Authentication; Multimedia Development;
Innovations in Computer Science Education
RECENT GRANTS
RECEIVED:
Co-Recipient
(with A. Hott, J.B. Bontempi,
K. Peters, & M. Cameron), “The Scholarship of Teaching and Learning (SoTL) 2007 Workshop Series: Bridging research ideas to
Implementation and Publication, $2,000.
Recipient, 2005 CSU
Curriculum Related Activities Grant for “Integrating Project Management
Software into a Software Engineering Course”.
Co-Recipient
(with
Co-Recipient (with
R. Workman, E. Beatty, J. Ensign, and M. Brown), 1998 SCSU Faculty Development Grant for
"Web-Based Testing Alternatives at SCSU – A Panel Presentation".
Recipient, 1997 SCSU
Curriculum Development Grant for "Incorporating Animation into
Introductory Computer Programming Courses"
Co-recipient,
(with R. Workman) 1997 Microsoft Academic Cooperative Instructional Grant for
software licenses valued.
STUDENT
INVOLVEMENT IN RESEARCH:
Ongoing Master’s
Thesis projects: “Interoperability of Web Services” by S. Gad,
“Developing Secure Applications
Using Cryptographic Tokens”, by L. Minnocci, “Designing a web-based Survey Tool for Small
Businesses and Non-Profit Organizations“, D. Zhang.
Completed Master’s
Thesis Projects: “Dynamic Firewall Techniques for Residential Use”, R. Ellis
Fall 2000, two (2) independent
study students worked in the areas Internet Privacy issues & multimedia development.
Spring 2000, two (2)
independent study students worked in the areas of computer security or
multimedia development.
Fall 1999, four (4)
independent study students worked in the areas of computer security or
multimedia development.
Spring 1999, three
(3) independent study students worked in the areas of computer security or
multimedia development.
Fall 1998, four (4)
independent study students worked in the areas of computer security or
multimedia development.
Spring 1998, four
(4) independent study students worked in the areas of computer security or
multimedia development.
Spring 1997, six (6)
independent study students worked in various areas of computer security. Three
of those students worked in areas directly related to my own research
involvements.
DISSERTATION
TITLE:
On Use of Personal
Information Processing Properties for Dynamic Network Security Applications
INSTITUTION
GRANTING PH.D.: