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Paul S.
Licker Career
2003 -
Present: Professor (2003-present)
Dept. of
Decision and Information Sciences,
Oakland University
(Rochester, Michigan, USA)
Link to teaching
Graduate and undergraduate teaching in in information systems.
Dept. chair (2003-2005), Faculty MBA Director (2005-2008), Director of
Strategy and Leadership Research Group (2008-.)
1998 - 2002: Professor, Dept. of
Information Systems, University of Cape Town
(Cape Town, S.
A.)
Developed and convene the
Doctoral program in information systems and national development, a
unique, taught, multi-disciplinary program. Convene the full- and
part-time masters in IS programs.
1990-1998:
Professor; 1981-1991: Assoc. Professor,
Management Information Systems, University of Calgary
(Calgary, Alberta,
Canada)
Taught courses in
systems analysis and design, management information systems,
telecommunications, information systems, office automation, research
methods. IS Area chair from 1988-1995.
1980-1981: Assist. Professor, Information Systems, Virginia Commonwealth University
(Richmond, Virginia, USA)
Taught courses in telecommunications, systems
analysis, introduction to IS, COBOL programming
1975-1980: Assistant Professor, Communications, St. Paul University/University of Ottawa
(Ottawa, Ontario, Canada)
Taught courses in
communication theory, psychology of communication, public opinion,
research methods, audio production
1973-1980: Member of Scientific Staff / Consultant, Bell-Northern Research Ltd.
(Ottawa, Ontario,
Canada)
Research into
human factors in communication, information retrieval, use and users of
information - communication (phone)technology
1970-1973: Instructor, Annenberg School of Communication,
University of Pennsylvania
(Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA)
Taught "Computer Lab"
for graduate students
1970-1973: Systems Analyst, Computer
Command and Control Company
(Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
USA)
Implemented large systems and offered courses in a variety of IT
topics, esp. programming.
1965-1970: Programmer-Analyst, Computing Center, University of Pennsylvania
(Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
USA)
Programming in FORTRAN and PL/1, System installation, user
consulting.
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