Onondaga County Legislature
DEBORAH L. MATURO DAVID H. KNAPP KATHERINE M. FRENCH Clerk Chairman Deputy Clerk
401 Montgomery Street Court House Room 407 Syracuse, New York 13202 Phone: 315.435.2070 Fax: 315.435.8434 www.ongov.net
RESOLUTION NOS. 11 - 21
OFFICE OF THE CLERK February 5, 2019
Listed below are the resolutions to be presented to the County Legislature at the February Session. The meeting will be held at 1:00 p.m. on Tuesday, February 5, 2019.
A. CALL TO ORDER B. CALLING OF ROLL MEMBERS C. INVOCATION – Mr. Jordan D. SALUTE TO FLAG – Mr. Bottrill E. READING OF MINUTES F. APPROVAL OF MINUTES G. PRESENTATION OF COMMUNICATIONS 1. Correspondence: a. 01-02-19 Memo from Chairman Knapp – RE: Reappointment to the Onondaga County Justice Center Oversight Committee (Najah Salaam Jennings-Bey) b. 01-14-19 Letter from County Executive McMahon – RE: Appointment to the CNY Works Board of Directors (Legislator David Knapp) c. 01-14-19 Letter from County Executive McMahon – RE: Appointment to the Region 7 Fish and Wildlife Management Board (Legislator Timothy Burtis) d. 01-15-19 Letter from County Executive McMahon – RE: Appointment to the Onondaga Civic Development Corporation (Gerald Albrigo) e. 01-15-19 Letter from County Executive McMahon – RE: Appointment to the Onondaga County Council on Environmental Health (Legislator Julie Abbott-Kenan) f. 01-22-19 Memo from Chairman Knapp – RE: Appointment to the Onondaga County Soil and Water Conservation District (Legislator Julie Abbott-Kenan) g. 01-22-19 Memo from Chairman Knapp – RE: Reappointment to the Onondaga County Justice Center Oversight Committee (Marissa Joy Mims) h. 01-24-19 Letter from County Executive McMahon – RE: Appointments to the Onondaga County/Syracuse Commission on Human Rights (Khadijo Abdulkadir, Crystal M. Doody, Esq.) i. 01-31-19 Memo from Chairman Knapp – RE: Reappointment to Onondaga County Soil and Water Conservation District (Legislator Ken Bush) j. 01-31-19 Letter from County Executive McMahon – RE: Appointments to the Onondaga County/Syracuse Commission on Human Rights (Bruce Carter, Ph.D.; Rabbi Daniel J. Fellman) 2. Public Comment: H. REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES I. REPORTS OF SPECIAL COMMITTEES J. CALL OF RESPECTIVE LEGISLATIVE DISTRICTS (District No. 14)
14TH DISTRICT – MR. JORDAN – ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 1. NO. 11 Authorizing the County Executive to Renew or Enter into Intermunicipal Agreements to Provide Services to Municipalities within Onondaga County to Assist those Municipalities in Complying with Department of Environmental Conservation Stormwater Permit Requirements (16-0-1 Abbott-Kenan) 3RD DISTRICT – MR. BURTIS – HEALTH 2. NO. 12 (WAIVER) Providing for Various Personnel Changes (11 May, Rowley, Burtis, Tassone, Cody, Holmquist, McBride, Knapp, Bush, Jordan, Bottrill -5 Ervin, Williams, Buckel, Chase, Ryan -1 Abbott- Kenan)
5TH DISTRICT – MS. CODY – WAYS AND MEANS 3. NO. 13 For Plowing State Roads During the Winter of 2018-2019: Amending the 2019 Onondaga County Budget to Accept Additional Revenue, and Authorizing Execution of Agreements ($48,627) (16-0-1 Abbott-Kenan) 4. NO. 14 2018 Transfer Resolution – Board of Elections ($75,000) (16-0-1 Abbott-Kenan) 5. NO. 15 Authorizing the Settlement of the Action Filed with the United States District Court, Northern District of New York, Sean Hamilton v. County of Onondaga, New York; Ethan Warren; Matt Millis; Larry VanHoltz; Mark Toth; and Fred Isaccs (16-0-1 Abbott-Kenan)
8TH DISTRICT – MR. RYAN – PUBLIC SAFETY 6. NO. 16 Confirming Reappointments to the Position of Deputy Coordinator and Authorizing Reimbursement for Expenses Incurred in the Performance of Duties (Christopher Evans, Gerald Payne) (16-0-1 Abbott-Kenan) 7. NO. 17 Appointing Legislative Counsel for the Onondaga County Legislature (Wladis Law Firm, P.C.; Barclay Damon, LLP) (16-0-1 Abbott-Kenan)
11TH DISTRICT - MR. McBRIDE – PLANNING & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 8. NO. 18 Regarding the Use of Surplus Room Occupancy Funding: Amending Resolution No. 43 – 2018 and the 2018 County Budget, and Authorizing the Use of Funds in Connection with the NYS Empire Trail Project ($35,000) (15-1 May -1 Abbott-Kenan)
12TH DISTRICT – MR. KNAPP 9. NO. 19 Confirming Reappointment to the Onondaga County Justice Center Oversight Committee (Najah Salaam Jennings-Bey) (16-0-1 Abbott-Kenan) 10. NO. 20 (WAIVER) Confirming Appointment and Reappointment to the Onondaga County Soil and Water Conservation District (Julie Abbott-Kenan, Ken Bush) (16-0-1 Abbott-Kenan) 11. NO. 21 (WAVIER) Confirming Reappointments to the Onondaga County/Syracuse Commission on Human Rights (Khadijo Abdulkadir, Crystal M. Doody, Esq., Bruce Carter, Ph.D., Rabbi Daniel J. Fellman) (16-0-1 Abbott-Kenan)
K. UNFINISHED BUSINESS L. ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM THE CHAIR M. ADJOURNMENT
Respectfully submitted,
DEBORAH L. MATURO, Clerk ONONDAGA COUNTY LEGISLATURE ROLL CALL FEBRUARY 5, 2019 SESSION
LEGISLATOR PRESENT ABSENT
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TOTAL j{p I David H. Knapp Chairman tW 1 Montgomery Street · Court Ilo use · Hoolll 1{.07 · Sy racuse, New Yo rk 13202 Pho ne (3 15) 435-2070 · Fax (3 15) 435-8434
January 2, 2019
-o TO: Chris Ryan, Chairman :X Public Safety Committee Members Ni.. FROM: David H. Knapp, Chairman
RE: Reappointment to Onondaga County Justice Center Oversight Committee
Submitted for your consideration is the reappointment of Dr. Najah Salaam Jennings-Bey to the Onondaga County Justice Center Oversight Committee.
Dr. Jennings-Bey's resume is attached for your review. This reappointment requires confirmation by the full Legislature at the February 5, 2019 Session.
REAPPOINTMENT: TERM EXPIRES: Najah Salaam Jennings-Bey December 31 , 2022 115 Coolidge Avenue Syracuse, New York 13204
cc: All Legislators Deborah Maturo, Clerk, Onondaga County Legislature 0
19 JAN - 2 AM 9: 59
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR
Ben Walsh, Mayor
December 28, 2018
Chairman David Knapp 401 Montgomery Street, Room 407 Syracuse, New York 13202
Dear Chairman Knapp,
According to County law regarding the creation of the Onondaga County Justice Center Oversight Committee, one member of the Committee shall be recon1mended by the Mayor of the City of Syracuse. As Mayor, I recommend Najah Salaam Jennings-Bey to continue serving as a member of the Committee.
Please do not hesitate to contact my office by phone at 315-448-8005 or by email at [email protected] with any questions regarding this recommendation.
Sincerely, /3?-~~ - Ben Walsh Mayor
203 CITY HALL • SYRACUSE, N.Y. 13202-1473 • (315) 448-8005 • FAX: (315) 448-8067 \Vebsite: www.SyrGov.net A. Najah Salaam Jennings-Bey
115 Coolidge Avenue Syracuse, New York 13204 (315) 4 72-0351 asalaan1 [email protected] Spanish proficient, creative, self-motivated, well organized educator with strong communication and proficient technology skills seeks position in executive leadership.
Education: Le Moyne College Syracuse, New York Bachelor of Arts in English Communications with minor in Spanish 2002 Master of Science in Teaching 2008 Certificate of Advanced Studies in School Building Leadership 2012
St. John Fisher College Rochester, New York Educational Doctorate in Executive Leadership 2016 Work History: Contact Community Services, Inc. 20 14-present Program Coordinator Program Manager
Implement programmatic goals for High School Graduation Initiative Specialists (HSGI), oversee and supervise non-instructional staff, coach staff, monitor student outcomes with a primary focus on academics, develop tracking systems to monitor student progress, develop and monitor individual graduation plans for students grades 9-12, attend monthly meetings to solicit support and feedback from building support staff and building principals, collaborate with community base agencies to help build community connectedness with students and families, commwlicate with district administrators to ensure programmatic goals align with the five year strategic plan of the Syracuse City School District, maintain student attendance records, monitor staff productivity by providing monthly, quarterly, and annual SMART goals, meet quarterly with program evaluators to ensure modes of data collection are accurate, provide data and conduct presentations on student outcomes to the Chief Academic Officer of the Syracuse City School District and her designees, create client satisfaction surveys, analyze data and make recommendations for improvement of program services to the director of Youth Development Services.
Jordan-Elbridge High School Academic Dean 2012-2013 Assistant Principal Intern 2012
Implement Dignity for All Students Act, manage instructional and non-instructional staff, provide professional development in areas of effective classroom management, and best approaches to increase academic performance, reinforce student conduct, implement student discipline, attend superintendent hearings, create student forums and workshops based on tolerance and diversity, support district initiative to increase student academic performance at the secondary level, provide support for International Baccalaureate Diploma. program, maintain student records, promote positive culture and climate within building, solicit support from mayoral electives for student based activities within the community, collaborate with the Commissioner of Syracuse Parks and Recreation to provide cultural workshops between urban and rural youth, and attend board meetings.
Southwest Community Center Director of Community Services 2009-2010 Director of Summer Camp 2008-2009
Manage budgets and oversee PRIDE, RESULTS, MAINSTREAM and youth literacy programs, oversee case managers and director ofVIPP, create summer camp manual for youth summer camp manual, oversee and manage summer camp youth program, provide professional support for staff of Syracuse City School District alternative to education program, attend monthly board meetings, manage all youth, and family programs, creator and writer of Family 1st grant, maintain and record all pertinent information for CDBG budget, and collaborate with Syracuse Parks and Recreation on all youth programming.
Syracuse City School District Homebound Instructor 2004-2009 Spanish Teacher 2003-2010
Provide foreign language instruction for youth grades 9-1~ implement guidelines for International Baccalaureate Diploma Program, reinforce effective classroom management, collaborate with academic departments to ensure alignment in grading policies, provide after-school tutorial and enrichment for children in alternative academic settings, work collectively with parent and families within the Syracuse community.
Professional Experience: • Write grants • Manage office • Supervise staff • Manage multiple budgets • Monitor students' academic progress • Collect data on student performance • Research effective academic interventions for at-risk youth • Provide data for Curriculum/ program development • Present data and research for Post-secondary and community seminars on urban education and student achievement • Provide research on public education and low performance of urban youth • D,ignity for All Students Act Coordinator (DAC) • Implement character education programming • Hire staff • Implement NYS Annual Professional Performance Review teacher evaluations • Attend Manifest Determination Hearings • Attend Committee for Special Education (CSE) meetings • Attend Adaptive Schools and Framework Training • Facilitate Team Leader Meetings • Coach staff Certifications: New York State School Building Leader International Baccalaureate Diploma Head of Schools
Professional Development: Annual Professional Performance Review NYSUT Rubric Evaluator Calibration (2013) Dignity for All Students Act Coordinator workshops (20 13) International Baccalaureate Heads of School training (2012) Adaptive Schools and Framework Training (2012)
Interests: Development of Alternative to Education Programming Community Outreach for at-risk youth Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. Order of the Eastern Stars
References Executive Leadership Field Dr. Mary Cianca Associate Professor, St. John Fisher College, Rochester 3690 East Avenues Rochester, NY 14618 Alesi 106B Phone: (585) 899-3878 Email: [email protected]
Dr. Theresa Pulos Visiting Assistant Professor Onondaga Community College, Mulroy Hall 4585 W. Seneca Turnpike Syracuse,~13215 Phone: (31 5) 203-4349 Email: [email protected]
Dr. C. Michael Robinson Site Director, Ed.D Program in Executive Leadership at Onondaga Community College Onondaga Community College, Mulroy Hall, Room 207 4585 W. Seneca Turnpike Syracuse, NY 13215 Phone: (315) 498-723 7 Email: [email protected] j~j( i'·''~ ·:·· ., -_.c .' ouo~~ ~7~tt, '~!~~ , '". L I 'Sl "T", .,. ., l f l c u., H URf County of Onondaga 19 JAN 1~ AM 11• _--. Office of the County Executive \,; ' •5.' ]. Ryan McMahon II . . 8nan 1. 0 onne 11y County Executive John H. Mulroy CIVIC Center, 14th Floor Deputy county Executive 421 Montgomery Street, Syracuse, New York 13202 Ann Rooney Mary Beth Primo Deputy County Executi ve, Human Services Ph one : 315.435 .3516 Fax : 315.435.8582 Deputy County Executive, Physical Services www.ongov.net
January 14, 2019
TO THE HONORABLE ~viEMBERS OF THE ONONDAGA COUNTY LEGISLATURE:
Pursuant to Article XXIV, Section 1903, of the Onondaga County Charter, and in concert with the Workforce Investment Act of 1998, I have appointed, subject to confirmation of the County Legislature, the following individual to serve as a member of the CNY Work Board of Directors:
APPOINTMENT: TERM EXPIRES: David Knapp December 31, 2019 P.O. Box 467 LaFayette, New York 13084
Legislator David Knapp will befu!filling the remainder of Mr. ]. Ryan McMahon, II 's term~
Your confirmation of this appointment would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely, ~:.::1~ County Executive
cc: Legislator Debra Cody, Chair, Ways & Means Lori Tarolli, Esq., Law Department Debbie Maturo, Clerk, County Legislature e LEGtSLAT..·.. · .· County of Onondaga Office of the County ExeJ§tifNi f S AM I 1: 5 r John H. Mulroy Civic Center, 14th Floor 421 Montgomery Street, Syracuse, New York 13202
Phone: 315.435.3516 Fax: 315.435.8582 ]. Ryan McMahon II County Executive
January 14, 2019
TO THE HONORABLE MEMBERS OF THE ONONDAGA COUNTY LEGISTLATURE:
Pursuant to the New York State Fish and Wildlife Management Act, Section 11-0501 of the Fish and Wildlife Law, I have appointed, subject to confttmation of the County Legislature, the following individual as a member of the Region 7 Fish & Wildlife Management Board:
APPOINTMENT: TERM EXPIRES: Timothy Burtis December 31, 2019 9444 Hawkeye Drive Brewerton, New York 13029
Legislator Burtis will be fu!ftlling the remainder of Mr. Michael Plochocki 's term.
Your confirmation of this appointment would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely,
//?:4~~ 1Z- ~Wn McMahon, II County Executive
cc: Legislator Casey Jordan, Chair, Environmental Protection Committee Lori Tarolli, Esq., Law Department Debbie Maturo, County Legislature e' County of Onondaga Office of the County Executive John H. Mulroy Civic Center, 14th Floor 421 Montgomery Street, Syracuse, New York 13202
Phone: 315.435.3516 Fax: 315.435.8582 ]. Ryan McMahon II County Executive
January 14, 2019
TO THE HONORABLE MEMBERS OF THE ONONDAGA COUNTY LEGISLATURE: ·.
Pursuantto By.:.Laws of the Onondaga County Civic Development Corporation, I hereby appoint, subject to conflrmation of the County Legislature, the following individual- to serve as a member of the Onondaga Civic Development Corporation:
APPOINTMENT: TERM EXPIRES: Gerald Albrigo October 6, 2020 506 North Orchard Road Solvay, New York 13209
Mr. Albrigo will be replacing Mr. Dennis Duval.
Your confumation of this appointment would be greatly appreciated.
cc: Legislator John McBride, Chair, Planning & Economic Development Committee Lori Tarolli, Esq., Law Department Debbie Maturo, County Legislature ~era1a AIDngo 506 North Orchard Rd Solvay, NY 13209 (315) 488-1382 (315) 530-5648
SKILLS SUMMARY Over 30 years of experience in financial management for not-for-profit health care organizations. Ability to direct complex projects from concept to fully operational status Goal-oriented individual with strong leadership capabilities Organized, highly motivated, and detail-directed problem solver. Proven ability to work in unison with staff, volunteers, and board of directors. Experienced in the implementation of system wide information systems technology
Corporate Comat[oller October 2005 - Present Syracuse Community Health Center, Inc. 819 South Salina St. Syracuse, NY 13202 • Recently assumed position of Comptroller following the 3 prior years as Director of Finance and 4 years as Manager of Fiscal Services • Responsible for oversight and direction of $25 Million fiscal operations of the multi corporate structure including the Health Center. Duties included reporting monthly financial information to the Board of Directors, preparation and presentation of the annual operational plan and budget • Areas of responsibility included accounts receivable, billing, general accounting, purchasing, patient registration and oversight of subsidiary corporation and fund raising entity- SCHC Foundation, provider productivity reporting • Coordinate contract negotiations with third party payers, federal, state and local agencies, completion and submission of CON and capital appeal documents • Supervision of 5 managers and 50 staff persons
Chief Financial Officer/Controller August 2002 - October 2005 Vivian Teal Howard Nursing Home (Under Loretto's receivership
• Responsible for the oversight and direction of $16 Million- $20 Million fiscal operations of the Nursing Home with direct responsibilities over human resources, billing and purchasing • Reporting to Bankruptcy Court on fiscal status • Prepared monthly financial statements for presentation to the Board of Directors, also prepared the annual operating budget
Finance Manager August 1996 -August 2002 Loretto Health and Rehabllitatio., Center 700 E. Brighton Ave. Syracuse, NY 13205 • Reviewed all third party payer rates, submitted rate appeals to third party payers and reported to senior management on profitability of programs with in the Loretto system of care including OHM funded programs. • Prepared monthly financial statements for a variety of Loretto's programs and services including Loretto Home Care, the Nottingham Retirement Community, Cunningham Nursing Home and the Heritage
Third Partv Reimbursement Manager July 1987- August 1996 Community General Hospital Broad Road, Syracuse, NY 13215 EDUCATION Syracuse University Bachelor of Science Degree- Information Systems Tech. and Accounting
Onondaga Community College Associates of Arts Degree - Liberal Arts
Solvay High School Regents Diploma
Political Experience:
Town of Geddes Supervisor 2018- Current Ran unopposed for last election occurring in 2017
Town of Geddes Councilor 2011- 2017 Finished 1st place for election occurring in 2016
Village of Solvay Electric Commissioner 2010 Left the position to run for Town Council
Affiliations/Organizations: Solvay Tyrol Club member Currently a board member and served 8 years as President
Solvay I Geddes Youth Center
St. Cecilia's Church - Finance Committee Member
REFERENCES Available upon request .. . . e'
John H. Mulroy Civic Center, 14th Floor 421 Montgomery Street, Syracuse, New York 13202
Phone: 315.435.3516 Fax: 315.435.8582 ]. Ryan McMahon II County Executive
January 14,2019
TO THE HONORABLE MEMBERS OF THE ONONDAGA COUNTY LEGISLATURE:
Pursuant to Local Law No. 8 of 1996, I have appointed, subject to conflrmation of the County Legislature, the following individual to serve as a member of the Onondaga County Council on Environmental Health:
APPOINTMENT: TERM EXPIRES: Julie Abbott-K.enan December 31, 2019 7 Tallcot Lane Skaneateles, New York 13152
Legislator Abbott-Kenan will be fu!filling the remainder of Mr. Mithael Plochocki's term.
Your conflrmation of this appointment would be greatly appreciated.
Sincerely, //L;<, -/Z _ft--- tJf). ~Mahon, II County Executive
cc: Legislator Timothy Burtis ~ Chair, Health Committee Lori Tarolli, Esq., Law Department Debbie Maturo, Clerk, County Legislatur@- - David H. Knapp Chain11an 1.01 Montgomery Street · Court House · Room 407 · Syracuse, New York 13202 Phone (315) 435-2070 · Fax (315) 435-8434
January 22, 2019
TO: Casey Jordan, Chair Environmental Protection Committee
Deb Cody, Chair Ways & Means Committee FROM: Dav!d H. Knapp -a ---: I 1~ ~ Chmrman rvtX-f.M1/l f}lj.. /;/~- RE: Appointment to the Onondaga,County Soil an~~ter Conservation District
This is to advise that I atn recommending the appointment of Legislator Julie Abbott-Kenan to the Onondaga County Soil and Water Conservation District. This appointtnent is for the remainder of Mr. Plochocki' s term, set to expire December 31, 2019 and will require confirmation by the full Legislature at the February 5, 2019 session.
Thank you for your anticipated cooperation.
cc: All Legislators Debbie Maturo, Clerk
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\0 ,.~ :e N January 22, 2019 .&-- ::::- ::c \0.. ~ ...,o;' TO: Chris Ryan, Chair -C') Public Safety Committee Membe~ (}
FROM: David H. Knapp, Chairman ~AA;;J
RE: Reappointment to Onondaga County Justice Center Oversigfl
Submitted for your consideration is the reappointment of Ms. Marissa Joy Mims to the Onondaga County Justice Center Oversight Committee.
The resume for Ms. Mims is attached for your review. This appointment requires confirmation by the full Legislature at the March 5, 2019 Session.
REAPPOINTMENT: TERM EXPIRES: Marissa Joy Mims December 31, 2021 136 Washington Street Manlius, New York 13104 cc: All Legislators Deborah Maturo, Clerk, Onondaga County Legislature MARISSA JOY MIMS 136 Washington Street, Manlius, New York 13104 • marissajoymirns(?.i)grnaiLcom • 315-530-2505
PROFESSIONAL HISTORY ...c- ui. . ,.- ... .., ...• Baltimore Woods Nature Center Marcellus, New ~ k > ... · .:~ Fund Development Coordinator January 2014-Pre~ nt ~~ lfii.~ .. ~ :;u_,~····: • Organized successful 4th Annual enviRONmental CHEF homegrown 2014 raising nearlr f"''i~ ~~ -~ $20,000 to support programs at Baltimore Woods through ticket sales and sponsorsh@s. -~- • Develop funding support for Nature in the City school-based nature education progra1n. • Promote center membership and manage volunteers.
Interim Executive Director Manlius, New York New York State Association for Women in Administration January 2012-September 2013 • Traveled statewide to develop affiliates and recruit membership. • Developed professional men to ring programs for women in education. • Planned statewide educational leadership conference, board development and affiliate events.
Syracuse University Syracuse, New York NY GEARUP Director April2009- September 2011 (Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs) • Developed academic support programs to prepare Syracuse City School District students for college. • Managed $567,000 matching grant budget. Resolved inherited matching funds deficit of $500,000. • Wrote successful federal grant reapplication with redesigned program model. • Established media partnership with the Post Standard, Clear Channels and The Eagle Newspapers for promotional print inserts and two program related radio shows. • Supervised and hired school-based youth academic counselors.
Sweetland Congressional Campaign Syracuse, New York Campaign Worker June 2008- November 2008 • Participated in all aspects of political campaigning and fundraising.
Girl Scout Council of Central New York Cicero, New York Director of Program Services December 2006- June 2008 • Recruited and trained volunteers. • Fiscal and operational oversight of camps and programs. • Developed urban outreach program. Marissa joy Mims, (315-530-2505)
Madison County Council on Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Canastota, New York Madison County's Promise Coordinator August 2004-December 2006 • Led social marketing campaign to prevent adolescent substance abuse, tobacco use and unhealthy behaviors among rural teens. • Facilitated community task force of legislators, medical professionals, religious organizations, community leaders, parents, youth and educators. • Managed state grant to provide adolescent substance abuse prevention programs.
New York State Senate Syracuse, New York Legislative Aide 49th Senate District August 2002-January 2004 • Supervised resolution of constituent issues related to state agencies. • Organized ten day Civil Rights Connection service learning trip to Mississippi, Louisiana and Tennessee for New York high school students, teachers and legislative staff.
EDUCATION
Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York December 1997 Political Science, BA Policy Studies, Minor
SUNY Cortland July-August 2013 The National Writing Project: Summer Writing Institute (6 graduate credits)
Syracuse University School of Education 2010-2011 Equity and Inclusion (3 graduate credits), Excellence and Scholarly Writing (3 graduate credits)
COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP
• Fayetteville-Manlius Central School District Board of Education Elected in 2009 and 2012 (Board President 2011-Present)
• FOCUS Greater Syracuse Board of Directors 2014-Present (Board Secretary 2015- Present)
• New York State School Caucus of Black School Board Members Area 4 Director January 2012-Present
• CNY ARTS Board of Directors 2011-Present
• Leadership Greater Syracuse Class of 2008 e. ' County of Onondaga Office of the County Executive John H. Mulroy Civic Center, 14th Floor 421 Montgomery Street, Syracuse, New York 13202
Phone: 315.435.3516 Fax: 315.435.8582 ]. Ryan McMahon II County Executive
January 24, 2019
TO THE HONORABLE MEMBERS OF THE ONONDAGA COUNTY LEGISLATURE:
Acting upon the recommendation of David I APPOINTMENT: TERM EXPIRES: I Crystal M. Doody, Esq. 12/31/2021 206 Roycroft Road Syracuse, New York 13214 Sincerely, d~~ -1? ;:!!-- - ]. Ryan McMahon, II County Executive cc: Debbie Maturo, Clerk, Onondaga County Legislature Lori Tarolli, First Chief Deputy County Attorney Barrie Gewanter, Executive Director, Human Rights Commissioner N) 0 KHADIJO ABDULKADIR 509 McLennan Avenue Apt. A (315) 664-5392 .l.\.i..qQ.q , .q.Jk.( g? ~yr. . : . ~9 ..l.!l [email protected] PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE: I am an emerging young leader. My goal is to be a person who gives back to the people and helps guide them from what I have learned. '-0 " >z EDUCATION Syracuse University College of Arts and Sciences (2014- 2018) • International Relations major. Graduation expected in May, 2018. x- • Curriculum Highlights: English, International Relations, Political Science, Public health, and -:c Arabic. ~ William Nottingham High School (2010- 2014) 'f! • Graduated with a Regents Diploma with an 87o/o GPA. VOLUNTEER /WORK EXPERIENCE Refugee and Immigrant Self-Empowerment (2009-present) • Director of the Women's Empowerment Program and leader of my community. • After working with all the resettlement agencies, I encountered so many incidents where women were facing challenges, which lead me organize a support group in 2016. • Hosted weekly Sunday meetings for 30 high school and college age women. • Recruited volunteers and guest speakers, coordinated college visits, and kept extensive data on the program Northside Learning Center (2009- present) • Majority of work consisted of helping students with their homework. • Assistant teachers as needed to fill in for the professor. • Subjects included: Global studies, US History, Living Environment, Mathematics, and English. • Eventually became a board member in December, 2016. Masjid Isa Ibn Maryam (MIIM) (May 2014- present) • In charge of the Ramadan program. Helped organize meal plans and activities. • Organized volunteers and lead instructions for events as well as mosque clean-up events. • Directly involved in the transition from church to mosque making sure everyone was welcomed and respected. • Became a board member in July, 2014. InterFaith Works CNY (2014-present) • I worked with the caseworkers by organizing the new cases they receive. We have been welcoming new people and translating for them for them to communicate with their case workers. SKILLS • Very high organizational and leadership capability; excellent intercultural competency • Fluent in English and Somali • Highly computer literate REFERENCES: • Yusuf Soule, Director of the Northside Learning Center: (315) 3 78-4825 • Mark Cass, Director of ACTS: (315) 430-4036 • Irfan Elahi, Masjid Isa Ibn Maryam : (31 0) 948-4454 I Ott . Crystal M. Doody, Esq. 115 Eloise Terrace • Syracuse, NY 13207 • 315-430~1711 [email protected] BAR ADMISSION New York State United States District Court, Northern District of New York EDUCATION Syracuse University College of Law Syracuse, NY Juris Doctor, May 2005 Certificate in Disability Law and Policy, May 2005 Syracuse University School of Education Master of Education, May 2005 ,_ Certificate of Advanced Studies in Disability, May 2005 :Jill z N State University of New York at Albany Albany, NY Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice, May 2000 Minor: Political Science § ii;;..:.. , ~t Monroe Community College Rochester, NY en ..,< Criminal Justice/Honors Program, 1996-1998 r:- EXPERIENCE Legal Services of Central New York Syracuse, NY Staff Attorney February 2006-Present Provide representation to people with mental health diagnoses and other disabilities with an additional practice focus on homelessness. Represent clients in all state courts, as well as administrative proceedings. Federal court representation includes lawsuits advocating for appropriate special education placements for students. Substantive areas of representation include: special education, employment and housing discrimination, care and treatment issues, eligibility for services, public benefits, financial abuse, Medicaid home care services and substitute decision-making. Frequent lecturer at Syracuse University College of Law clinic seminars and other community outreach events. • Pro bono representation includes representation of clients through the Onondaga County Volunteer Lawyers Project, Vera House, The Consumer Law Project, The LGBTQ Law Association of Central New York and the Home for the Holidays Project. • Member of the Onondaga County bar Association's Diversity and Inclusion Committee • Member of the Homelessness Coalition of Central New York • Member of the Mental Health Court Coalition • Member the Vera House LGBTQ Committee Buffalo Protection and lnvestigQtion, Inc. Syracuse, NY Central New York Supervisor/Investigator November 2008-0ctober 2015 Provide supervision to all area investigators and perform surveillance. SUNY Empire State College Adjunct Syracuse, NY Legal Instructor August 2010-Present Women, Crime and Criminology, Criminal Law, Comparative Criminal Justice Systems and Family Law Bryant and Stratton College Adjunct Liverpool, NY Legal Instructor September 2005-May 2009 Introduction to Paralegal Ethics and Research, Business Law, Employment Law, Critical Thinking, Oral Presentations, Intro. to Criminal Justice, Investigations and Criminology NWI Investigative Group Inc. Woburn, MA Investigator August 2005-March 2006 Investigated cases of insurance fraud using methods of surveillance, interviewing witnesses and obtaining statements. Syracuse University Office of Clinical Programs Syracuse, NY Student Attorney September 2004~May 2005 Public Interest Law Firm: Interviewed, counseled, represented, and advocated for clients, under student practice order, in the areas of civil rights and civil liberties focusing on disability rights. Conducted legal research and wrote memoranda. Types of cases included: Special Education, SSI, SSD, and Prisoner's Rights. Legal Services of Central New York Syracuse, NY Law Clerk May 2004-0ctober 2004 Handled full caseload for the AIDS Law Project. (Cases including: family law, social security, estate planning and bankruptcy cases including client contact and legal writing.) D.J. & J.A. Cirando, Esqs. Syracuse, NY Law Clerk December 2002 .. February 2003 Researched and wrote appellate briefs for New York State Supreme Court Appellate Division. Analyzed trial records to determine appropriate grounds for appeal. The Hartford Insurance Co. /CIGNA Insurance Group Syracuse, NY/Rochestet, NY Disability Claims Examiner September 2000-August 2002 Determined claimant eligibility for disability benefits by assessing medical documentation and policy information. Ensured corporate policyholders' satisfaction. Probe Services Rochester, NY /Syracuse, NY Private Investigator July 2001-February 2002 Investigated worker's compensation fraud using surveillance and body camera techniques. Catholic Charities Disability Services Albany, NY Residence Counselor August 1999-December 1999 Responsible for the overnight and day care of clients with disabilities. Boys and Girls Club, Inc. Albany, NY Program Coordinator September 1998~August 1999 Supervised counselors developed programming opportunities and maintained the overall functioning of the organization. PUBLICATION Doody, C., & Morse, J. "Accommodations for Students with Disabilities in Higher Education: The Requirements of Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990" in Building Pedagogical Curb Cuts: Incorporating disability in the University classroom. (Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY). W~Y;!~~ David H. Knapp Chairman 401 Montgomery Street • Court House • Room 407 • Syracuse, New York 13202 Cell315.558.0154 • Leg 315.435.2070 • Fax 315.435.8434 EM.ail [email protected] January 3 1, 2 0 19 TO: Casey Jordan, Chair Environmental Protection Committee FROM: David H. KnapE., .(}. / . , 1A ~h. A-4. --- Chairman %MA1l fjiJ ?/7r RE: Reappointment to the Onondaga County Soil and Water Conservation District This is to advise that I am recommending the reappointment of Legislator Ken Bush to the Onondaga County Soil and Water Conservation District. This reappointment will expire on December 31,2019 and will require confirmation by the full Legislature at the February 5, 2019 sess1on. Thank you for your anticipated cooperation. cc: All Legislators Debbie Maturo, Clerk OG :6 ~~ V I S NVf 61 e. . County of Onondaga Office of the County Executive John H. Mulroy Civic Center, 14th Floor 421 Montgomery Street, Syracuse, New York 13202 Phone: 315.435.3516 Fax: 315.435.8582 ]. Ryan McMahon II County Executive January 31, 2019 TO THE HONORABLE MEMBERS OF THE ONONDAGA COUNTY LEGISLATURE: Pursuant to County Legislature Resolution No. 330-1997 and Local Law No. 5-2015, I am hereby reappointing, subject to confirmation of the County Legislature, the following individuals to serve as members of the Onondaga County /Syracuse Commission on Human Rights: REAPPOINTMENT: TERM EXPIRES: Bruce Carter, Ph.D. 12/31/2021 301 N. Beattie Street Syracuse, New York 13224 Rabbi Daniel J. Fellman 12/31/2021 5163 Burnside Drive Jamesville, New York 13078 Your confirmation of these reappointments will be greatly appreciated. Sincerely, ~ftL---r-L J. ~~ahon, ; County Executive cc: Debbie Maturo, Clerk, County Legislature Lori Tarolli, Esq., First Chief Deputy County Attorney Barrie Gewanter, Executive Director, Human Rights Commission L~ :OJ W~ I S NVf 61 3~A l'V ~ l. S l~ ~l AJn~~ !Q ~ vmiJ:ONDrto tJ~qv'tY;l~ ·~ if D. Bruce Carter, Ph. D. Page 1 July 2015 CURRICULUM VITAE D. Bruce Carter, Ph.D. Personal Data Addresses Dept. of Child & Family Studies 301 Beattie Street 426 Ostrom A venue; Syracuse University Syracuse, New York Syracuse, NY 13244-3240 13224-1121 (315) 443-4827 . (315) 382-1720 EMAIL Address: DBCARTER@ SYR.EDU Citizenship: U.S. Present Position: Associate Professor of Psychology (Assistant Professor of Psychology; Syracuse University; 1981-1987) Associate Professor of Child & Family Studies Associate Professor of Early Childhood Special Education (2010- present) Syracuse University Education University of Virginia Ph.D. Psychology 1980 Major area: Developmental Psychology Minor area: Cognitive Social Psychology University of Virginia M.A. Psychology 1977 Eckerd College B.A. Psychology 1974 Academic Awards and Honors Outstanding Graduate Mentor Graduate School; Syracuse University 2009 Fellow Association for Psychological Science 2007 Outstanding Faculty Advisor College of Arts & Science, Syracuse University 1995 Special Service Award College of Arts & Science, Syracuse University 1989 Chancellor's Citation Syracuse University 1985 Lilly Foundation Fellowship Syracuse University 1984-1985 NICHD Postdoctoral University of Michigan 1979-1981 Fellowship Research Interests Developmental psychology; gender role development; lifespan social and personality development; early childhood education; social cognitive development; human sexuality; moral development; development of self-control; cognitive factors in prosocial behavior and aggression. L~ :QJ ~ 'V l S NVf 61 3eJIHVl SID3l kl.NDO:) VQVONONO - , _:(JJ.AI.;J.;4JH D. Bruce Carter, Ph. D. Page2 •f' Publications and Presentations Books and Chapters Middlemiss, M.A., Raj, S., Carter, D. B., Cowart, L., Hensel, M. L., Horacek, T., & Smith, C. (2004). Creating the interprofessionallearning community. InS. N. Hurd (Ed.), Building and Sustaining Learning Communities: The Syracuse University Experience (pp. 214~224). Bolton, MA: Anker Publishing Co. Carter, D. B. (1994). Psychology: The Foundations ofHuman Behavior (2nd Ed.). Dubuque, lA: Kendall-Hunt Publishing. Roopnarine, J. L., & Carter, D. B. (Eds.; 1992). Parent-child relations in diverse cultural settings: Socialization for instrumental competence. Volume in I. Sigel (Series Ed.), Applied Developmental Psychology. Norwood, NJ: Ablex. Carter, D. B., & Bukatko, D. (1992). Sex role development. In D. Bukatko & M. Daehler, Child Development: A Topical Approach (pp. 492-533). Boston: Houghton-Mifflin. Carter, D. B., & Middlemiss, W. A. (1992). Socialization of instrumental competence in North American families. In J. L. Roopnarine & D. B. Carter (Eds.), Parent-child relations in diverse culturalsett/ngs: Socialization for instrumental competence (pp. 107~119). Norwood, NJ: Ablex. Roopnarine, J. L., & Carter, D. B. (1992). The cultural context of socialization: A much ignored issue. In J. L. Roopnarine & D. B. Carter (Eds.), Parent-child relations in diverse cultural settings: Socialization for instrumental competence (pp. 245-251 ). Norwood, NJ: Ablex. Carter, D. B. (1989). The societal implications of AIDS and HIV infection. In E. D. Macklin (Ed.), AIDS and Families (pp. 135-192). New York: Haworth Press. Carter, D. B. (Ed.; 1987). Current conceptions ofsex roles and sex typing: Theory and research. New York: Praeger. Carter, D. B. (1987). The roles of peers in sex-role socialization. In D. B. Carter (Ed.), Current conceptions ofsex roles and sex typing: Theory and research (pp. 101-122). New York: Praeger. Carter, D. B. (1987). Sex role research and the future: New directions for research. In D. B. Carter (Ed.), Current conceptions ofsex roles and sex typing: Theory and research (pp. 243- 252). New York: Praeger. Carter, D. B. (1987). Early childhood education: An historical perspective. In J. L. Roopnarine & J. Johnson (Eds. ), Approaches to early childhood education (pp. 1-14). Columbus, OH: Charles E. Merrill, Inc. Articles Carter, D. B. (2008). Honors, Honor Codes, and Academic Integrity: Where do they converge and diverge? Journal ofthe National Collegiate Honors Council, 9(2), 15-20. Caron, S. L., & Carter, D. B. (1997). The effects of sex role orientation, attitudes toward sexuality, and attitudes towards violence against women. Journal ofSocial Psychology, 137, 568-587. D. Bruce Carter, Ph. D. Page3 . '· Caron, S. L., Carter, D. B., Davis, C. M., & Macklin, E. (1997). Evaluating the effectiveness of various workshop interventions on contraceptive use among frrst-year college students. Journal ofPsychology and Human Sexuality, 9, 99-120. King, L. A., King, D. W., Carter, D. B., Surface, C. R., & Stepanski, K. (1994). Validity of the Sex-Role Egalitarianism Scale: Two replication studies. Sex Roles, 31, 339-348. Shifren, K., Bauserman, R., & Carter, D. B. (1993). Gender role orientation and physical health: A study among young adults. Sex Roles, 29, 421-432. Carter, D. B., & Levy, G. D. (1991). Gender schemas and the salience of gender: Individual differences in nonreversal discrimination learning. Sex Roles, 25, 555-567. Levy, G. D.,.& Carter, D. B. (1989). Gender schemas, gender constancy, and gender role knowledge: The roles of cognitive factors in preschoolers' gender-role stereotype attributions. Developmental Psychology, 25, 444-449. Carter, D. B. (1989). The societal implications of AIDS and HIV infection: Antibody testing, health care, and sexual values in education. Marriage and Family Review, 13 (1/2), 135-192. Carter, D. B., & Levy, G. D. (1988). Cognitive aspects of early sex-role development: The influence of gender schemas on preschoolers' memories and preferences for sex-typedtoys and activities. Child Development, 59, 782-792. Taylor, R. D., & Carter, D. B. (1987). The association between children's gender understanding, sex-role knowledge, and sex-role preferences. Child Study Journal, 17, 185-196. Dusek, J. B., Carter, D. B., & Levy, G. D. (1986). The relationship between identity development and self-esteem during the adolescent years: Sex differences. Journal ofAdolescent Research, 1, 251-265. Carter, D. B. (I 986). "AIDS and the sex therapist": Just the facts please Ma'am. Journal ofSex Research, 22, 403-408. ·Carter, D. B. (1986). Children with AIDS: Guidelines for parents and caregivers. Syracuse, NY: AIDS Task Force of Central New York. Carter, D. B. (1985). Flexibility in two domains: Relationships between androgyny and cognitive flexibility in young adults. Psychological Reports, 57, 763-766. Caron, S. L., Carter, D. B., & Brightman, L.A. (1985) Sex role orientation and attitudes towards women: Differences among college athletes and non-athletes. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 61, 803-806. Carter, D. B., & McCloskey, L.A. (1984). Peers and the maintenance of sex-typed behavior: The development of children's conceptions of cross-gender behavior in their peers. Social Cognition, 3, 264-314. Ziegler, C. B., Dusek, J. B., & Carter, D. B. (1984). Self~concept and sex-role orientation: An investigation of multi-dimensional aspects of personality development in adolescence. Journal of Early Adolescence, 4, 25-39. Carter, D. B., & Patterson, C. J. (1982). Sex-roles as social conventions: The development of children's conceptions of sex-role stereotypes. Developmental Psychology, 18, 810-822. D. Bruce Carter, Ph. D. Page4 Patterson, C. J., O'Brien, C., Kister, M. C., Carter, D. B., & Kotsonis, M. (1981). Development of comprehension monitoring as a function of context. Developmental Psychology, 17, 379-389. Carter, D. B., Patterson, C. J., & Quasebarth, S. J. (1979). The development of children's use of plans for self-control. Cognitive Therapy and Research, 3, 407-413~ Patterson, C. J., & Carter, D. B. (1979). Attentional detenninants of children's self-control in waiting and working situations. Child Development, 50,572-575. Berent, S., Boll, T. J., Carter, D. B., & Wilkins, P. (1976). Intertrial variability by psychiatric inpatients on the rod and frame test. Perceptual and Motor Skills, 43, 947-950. Manuscripts Under review and in preparation Carter, D. B. The meaningfulness of childhood androgyny: A critique.' Carter, D. B. Towers and rooms: The d&ngers of secondary source citation. Carter, D. B. Gender constancy versus gender identity: A meta-analytic examination oftheir influence on gender-related phenomena during childhood. Invited Presentations Carter, D. B. (2007, October). Successful fundraising in Honors: Matching your curricular and development goals. Invited paper presented at the annual meetings of the National Collegiate Honors Council; Denver, CO. Carter, D. B. (2006, November). Evaluating Honors faculty and colirses. Invited paper presented at the annual meetings of the National Collegiate Honors Council; Philadelphia, PA. Carter, D. B. (2005, October). Dealing with shrinking budgets in Honors Programs. Invited paper presented at the annual meetings of the National Collegiate Honors Council; St. Louis, MO. Carter, D. B. (2004, November). Running on empty: The problem of Honors burnout. Invited paper presented at the annual meetings of the National Collegiate Honors Council; New Orleans, LA. Carter, D. B. (2004, November). Bridging Cultures in Honors: Study abroad as ideal and real. In M. Godich (Chair), Bridging Cultures: Adding Perspectives to Our World Views. Symposium presented at the annual meetings of the National Collegiate Honors Council; New Orleans, LA. Carter, D. B. (2003, October). Assessing "Value" in an Honors Program. Invited paper presented at the imnual meetings of the National Collegiate Honors Council; Chicago, IL. Carter, D. B. (2000, October). Development and use of annual reports. Invited paper presented at the annual meetings of the National Collegiate Honors Council; Washington, DC. Carter, D. B. (1999, October). Bringing diversity to Honors. Invited paper presented at the annual meetings of the National Collegiate Honors Council; Orlando, FL. Carter, D. B., & Hayden, L.C. (1995, June). Parent-child divergence in emotional development. Invited paper presented at the Invitational Conference on Emotion and Motivation; Highland Beach, FL. Carter, D. B. (1993, June). Parental influences on gender schema development. Invited paper presented at the Second International Conference on Social Development; Highland Beach, FL. D. Bruce Carter, Ph. D. PageS Carter, D. B. (1992, June). Gender stereotyping and gender schemas: Consequences for development. Invited paper presented at the Fifth Annual Invitational Conference on Stereotypes and Intergroup Relations; Highland Beach, FL. Carter, D. B. (1991, June). The gender construct in middle childhood and beyond. fuvited paper presented at.the·annual meetings ofthe World Conference on Sexology; Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Carter, D. B. (1991, June). Developmental and familial factors influencing the development of gender schemas. Paper presented at the Fourth Interdisciplinary Conference on Gender Theory and Research; Highland Beach, FL. Carter, D. B., & DeMarco, C. A. (1988, August). AIDS education and prevention among adolescents: Factors contributing to risk reduction behavior among gay and heterosexual youth. In J. A. Kelly (Chair), Outcomes of AIDS prevention programs: What works best with whom? Invited symposium presented at the annual meetings of the American Psychological Association; Atlanta, GA. Carter, D. B. (1988, June). The roles of interpersonal factors· in the development of gender cognitions: Gender schemas and families. Paper presented at the First International Conference on Social and Personality Development; Nags Head, NC. Carter, D. B. (1987, November). Social implications of AIDS: The real versus the ideal responses. InS. L. Caron (Chair), AIDS and Families. Symposium presented at the annual meetings of the National Conference on Family Relations; Atlanta, GA. Carter, D. B. (1987, April). Societal implications of AIDS. fuvited address presented at the Groves International Conference on Families; San Antonio, TX. Professional Presentations Carter, D. B. (2012, April). Grandparenting among gays and lesbians: Familial values and their Transmission. Paper to be presented at the biennial Gender Development Conference. San Francisco, CA. Wise, A.M., Wise, R. M., & Carter, D. B. (2011, June). Turkish Mothers: Together with Their Spouses and Alone as Parents . Paper presented at the annual meetings of the International Asssociation for Cross-Cultural Psychology Regional Meeting; Istanbul, Turkey. Carter, D. B. (2011, April). Aging in the LGBT Community: Family relationships in a changing developmental context. Invited paper presented at the annual Pride and Joy Families Conference. Rochester, NY. Metindogan-Wise, A., Wise, R. M., & Carter, D. B. (2009, September). Promoting healthy sexuality in young children. Paper presented at the Second Annual European Network for Socio-Emotional Competence in Children (ENSEC) Conference; Izmir, Turkey. Metindogan, A., Carter, D. B., & Wise, R. M. (2006, April). Gender-Related Rules and Responses Among Turkish Parents. Paper presented at the second biennial Gender Development Research Conference; San Francisco, CA. Smith, K.A., & Carter, D. B. (2006, March). Adolescents' Communicative Self Efficacy in Romantic Relationships: The Influence of Parents' Conflict Communication Styles. Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Society for Research on Adolescence; San Francisco, CA. D. Bruce Carter, Ph. D. Page6 Evans, M. A., & Carter, D. B. (2005, April). Friendships and self-image in adolescents girls in different school systems: Examining the Junior High Transition. Paper presented at the annual meetings of the American Educational Research Association; Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Kaplan, H.", Metindogan, A., & Carter, D. B. (2005, April). Ethnicity, Religiosity, and Identity Development Among Second Generation Muslim-Americans. Paper presented at the biennial meetings of the Society for Research in Child Development; Atlanta, GA. Evans, M.A., & Carter, D. B. (2004, April). Gender and School Type Influence on Adolescent Self-Image and Friendships. Paper presented at the first biennial Gender Development Research Conference; San Francisco, CA. Metindogan, A., & Carter, D. B. (2004, April). Gender-Related Rules and Responses Among Turkish Parents. Paper presented at the first biennial Gender Development Research Conference; San Francisco, CA. Metindogan, A., & Carter, D. B. (2003, October). Parenting Styles, Parenting Expectations, and Developmentally Appropriate Practices: Facilitating Cooperative Goal Sharing through Interaction. Paper presented at the annual meetings of the National Association for the Education ofYoung Children, Chicago, IL. Evans, M. A., Metindogan, A., & Carter, D. B. (2003, April). Gender Constancy and Sex typed Preferences: A meta-analytic integration. Poster presented at the biennial meetings of the Society for Research in Child Development; Tampa, FL. Metindogan, A., Evans, M. A., & Carter, D. B. (2003, April). Parenting Practices and Children's Understanding of Gender-Based Rules: Perceptions of Turkish Parents. Poster presented at the biennial meetings of the Society for Research in Child Development; Tampa, FL. Carter, D. B. (1999, October). Developing community among students of large university honors program and using student leadership. Invited panel discussant at the annual meetings of the National Collegiate Honors Council; Orlando, FL. Carter, D. B. (1998, April). Fundamental issues In life-span developmental psychology: the promises and pitfalls. In C. B. Ziegler (Chair), FWldamental issues in life-span developmental psychology; Invited Symposium presented at the annual meetings of the Southeastern Psychology Association; Mobile, AL. Carter, D. B. (1998, November). Curricular issues In lower division honors education: The Syracuse University model. Invited paper presented at the annual meetings of the National Collegiate Honors Council; Chicago, IL. · Carter, D. B., & Hamilton, J. L. (1998, November). Ensuring the success ofhonors theses: The junior honors seminar. Paper presented at the annual meetings of the National Collegiate Honors Council; Chicago, IL. · Hayden, L. C., & Carter, D. B. (1995, April). Adolescents' naive theories of emotional development in children: Gender differences. Paper presented at the biennial meetings of the Society for Research in Child Development; Indianapolis, IN. Hayden, L. C. & Carter, D. B. (1995, April). Parents' naive theories of children's emotional development: Gender related differences. Paper presented at the biennial meetings of the Society for Research in Child Development; Indianapolis, IN. D. Bruce Carter, Ph. D. Page7 Shifren, K., Bauserman, R. L., & Carter, D. B. (1994, August). Gender role orientationand physical health: A study among young adults. Paper presented at the annual convention of the American Psychological Association; Los Angeles, CA. King, L.A., King, D. W., Carter, D. B., Ryan, C., & Stepanski, K. (1992, August). Discriminant validity of sex-role egalitarianism: Two psychometric studies. Paper presented at the annual . convention of the American Psychological Association; Washington, D.C .. Murphy, M.P., & Carter, D. B. (1991, April). Familial cl)aracteristics and the development of gender schemas. Paper presented at the biennial meetings of the Society for Research in Child Development; Seattle, WA. Carter, D. B. (1989, April). Gender identity and gender constancy: The roles of cognitiv_e. constancies in early gender role development. In G. D. Levy (Chair), Early gender role development: Moving beyond notions of knowledge based prerequisites. Symposium presented at the biennial meetings of the Society for Research in Child Development; Kansas City, MO. Levy, G. D., & Carter, D. B. (1989, April). Gender schemata and concept acquisition: The roles of stimulus salience in children's discrimination learning. Paper presented at the biennial meetings of the Society for Research in Child Development; Kansas City, MO. Levy, G. D., & Carter, D. B. (1987, April) Gender schemas, gender constancy, and sex stereotype knowledge: The roles of cognitive factors in sex stereotype knowledge attributions. Paper presented at the biennial meetings of the Society for Research in Child Development; Baltimore, MD. . Carter, D. B., Levy, G. D., & Cappabianca, J. C. (1985, April). Stereotype knowledge, flexibility, and gender constancy: Applications of gender schema theory to sextyping by preschoolers. Paper presented at the biennial meetings of the Society for Research in Child Development; Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Carter, D. B., & Levy, G. D. (1983, April). Gender schemata and sex-role development: Relationships between knowledge, preferences, and processing of gender-relevant information~ Paper presented at the biennial meetings of the Society for Research in Child Development; Detroit, MI. Carter, D. B. (1982, August). The development of children's awareness and understanding of gender-relevant information. In A. Cann (Chair), Sex stereotypes, gender schemata, and children. Symposium presented at the annual meetings of the American Psychological Association; Washington, D.C. Carter, D. B. (1981, April). Attitudes and values, knowledge and structure: New dimensions for cognitive factors in sex-role development. In D. B. Carter (Chair), The roles of cognition in sex role development: New perspectives and directions for research. Symposium presented at the bielinial meetings of the Society for Research in Child Development; Boston, MA. Carter, D. B.t & McCloskey, L.A. (1981, April). Peers and the maintenance of sex-roles: The development of children's reactions to cross-gender behavior in their peers. Paper presented at the biennial meetings of the Society for Research in Child Development; Boston, MA. Cartert D. B. (1979, March). New perspectives in research on children's self-control. In I. J. Toner (Chair), Cognition and self-control in children. Symposium presented at the biennial meetings of the Society for Research in Child Development; San Francisco, CA. D. Bruce Carter, Ph. D. PageS Carter, D. B., & Patterson, C. J. (1978, May). Waiting versus working: Differential effects of reward salience in two self-control situations. Paper presented at the biennial meetings of the Southeastern Conference on Human Development; Atlanta, GA. Carter, D. B., & Patterson, C. J. (1978, April). Cognitive determinants of children's self-control in work -contingent and wait-contingent delay of gratification. Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Eastern Psychological Association; Washington, D.C. Carter, D. B., & Patterson, C. J. (I 978, March). Structure and development in children's use of plans for self-control. Paper presented at the annual meetings of the Eastern Educational Research Association; Williamsburg, VA. Invited Lectures and Colloquia Carter, D. B. (1995, November). Gender and emotional development in children: Differences and correlates. Invited colloquium presented to the Departments ofPsychology and Women's Studies; St. Bonaventure University; St. Bonaventure, NY. Carter, D. B. (1991, May). Tomorrow. Invited faculty address delivered at the annual graduation convocation of the College of Arts and Sciences; Syracuse University; Syracuse, NY. Carter, D. B. (1991, March). Sextyping and psychological functioning: A current view. Grand Rounds Lecture delivered at the SUNY Health Science Center; Syracuse, NY. Carter, D. B. (1989, October). AIDS: Current trends and future prospects. Invited public lecture presented in the "Frontiers of Science" lecture series; Syracuse, NY. Carter, D. B. (1988-1989). Coping with AIDS: The public response to the epidemic. Series of 12 public lectures presented in the National Issues Forum in Syracuse, Rochester, Buffalo, and Utica, NY and in Boca Raton, Miami, Ft. Lauderdale, Ft. Pierce, and Sarasota, FL. Carter, D. B. (1988, September). Gender schemas: The cognitive bases of sextyping? Lecture given in the Syracuse University Women's Studies Seminar Series; Syracuse, NY. Carter, D. B. (1987, February). Gender schemas and sex-typed learning: The roles of cognitive factors in sex role socialization. Colloquium given at Utica College; Utica, NY. Carter, D. B. (1986, April). Homophobia and the medical community: Implications of attitudes towards homosexuality for the treatment of persons with AIDS. Invited address presented at the annual Elizabeth Blackwell Minorities in Medicine Conference. Conference sponsored by the SUNY Health Science Center; Syracuse, NY. Carter, D. B. (1986, February). Psychosocial factors in the treatment of children with AIDS: Implications for school personnel, caregivers, and parents. Keynote address delivered at the conference AIDS and Schools: An educational conference for educators. Conference sponsored by the SUNY Health Science Center; Syracuse, NY. Carter, D. B. (1986, October). Sex roles, sextyping, and sexuality: Addressing socio~sexual factors in a medical context. Lecture delivered at SUNY Health Science Center; Syracuse, NY. Carter, D. B. (1986, May). Early sex role socialization; Implications for emotional development. Invited presentation at a conference titled Fostering emotional development in infants and young children with special needs. Conference sponsored by the SUNY Health Science Center; Syracuse, NY. D. Bruce Carter, Ph. D. Page9 Carter, D. B. (1986, March). The roles of peers in sex role socialization. Colloquium given at the Department of Psychology, Cornell University; Ithaca, NY. Teaching Interests Introductory psychology; Lifespan social and personality development; Psychology of child development; Psychology of adolescent development; Psychology of gender and gender role development; Theories of child development; Developmental research methodology; History and systems of psychology; Social . cognition; Moral development; Personality; Introduction to social psychology. Teaching Experience .-200 1 - Present Associate Professor of Child & Family Studies 1981 - Present Associate Professor of Psychology Syracuse University (Assistant Professor of Psychology, 1981-1987). 1992- 1996 Chief Faculty Mentor, Department of Psychology; Syracuse University/FIPPSE-Pew Future Professoriate Project. 1975- 1981 Lecturer and Adjunct Lecturer; Department of Psychology; University of Michigan. Teaching Assistant; Department of Psychology, University of Virginia. 1972- 1975 Instructor of Englisij as a Second Language; Takamatsu High School, Takamatsu, Japan (1974-1975); Kinjo Gakuin High School, Nagoya, Japan (1972-1973). Former Graduate Students Masters Level Students Name Degree Date Current Position Seth F. Aldrich 1988 School Psychologist, Syracuse, NY Keith E. Bernstein 1984 Systems Analyst; ffiM; Washington, DC Melanie A. Evans 2003 Assistant Professor; Eastern Connecticut University Laura A. McCloskey 1981 Director, Merrill-Palmer Institute; Detroit, MI Cathy A. Propper 1986 School Psychologist; Madison, WI Ronald C. Taylor 1981 Associate Professor of Psychology; Temple University Russell S. Wood 1987 Psychotherapist, Director of Clinical Training; College Station, TX. Doctoral Students Name Degree Date Current Position Joseph A. Adamo 1996 Professor of Accounting; Cazenovia College; Cazenovia, NY Cheryl A. Aquilino 1999 Stratton Veterans Affairs Medical Center. Albany, NY Janice E. Caro 1986 Private Practice Psychotherapist; Silver Spring, MD J anine Castle 2002 Private Practice Psychologist, Lancaster, PA Alberto Cebollero 2000 Private Practice Psychotherapist; Syracuse, NY Viviane Daigle 1996 Associate Professor ofPsychology; Piedmont College Christopher A. DeMarco 1993 Director of Ambulatory Care;· Floating Hospital; New York, NY Anna A. DeVito 2000 Assoc. Prof. of Recreation & Leisure Studies; Shepard University Jill A. Edelson 1987 Private Practice Psychotherapist; Brookline, MA Foels, Robert C. 2005 Assistant Professor; Atnhearst College; Amhearst, MA Lynn A. Garvin 1992 Private Practice Psychotherapist; St. Louis, MO Anne E. Gilbertson 1991 Private Practice Psychotherapist; Lake Placid, NY Lenore Gould 1994 Private Practice Psychotherapist; Syracuse, NY Laurel C. Hayden 1996 Senior Research Analyst; Digitas Corp.; London, England Andrew Kinney 1988 Professor of Psychology; Utica College; Utica, NY Jonathan Lam 1999 Private Practice Psychotherapist; Silver Spring, MD Gary D. Levy 1987 Associate Vice Provost; Marquette University D. Bruce Carter, Ph. D. Page 10 Mary C. O'Connor 1989 Private Practice Psychotherapist; Pm,!ghkeepsie, NY Carren A. Stika 1989 Private Practice Psychotherapist; San Diego, CA Marlene L. Wheeler 2002 Private Practice Psychotherapist, Cortland, NY Aysegul M. Wise 2007 Assistant Professor, Bogazi~i University, Istanbul, Turkey Ryan Macy Wise 2007 Assistant Professor, Bilgi University; Istanbul, Turkey Administrative Experience 2010- present President, Pride Community Center of Central New York, Inc.; public charitable foundation and not-for~profit corporation. Chief Executive Officer; responsible for oversight and administration of organization, organizational funds, and .organizational programming. 2005-2010 Associate Dean of Faculty, Curriculum, and Student Services, College ofHuman Ecology (fonnerly College of Human Services and Health Professions), Syracuse University. Responsible for Student Services division of the College including the supervision of 12 person administrative staff, coordination of academic advising and student records across the college, coordination of academic initiatives, faculty and college development as assigned by the dean. 2001-2005 Executive Director, Early Childhood Programs. Responsible for the research and training leadership of the early childhood programs in the College of Human Services and Health Professions and the coordination of research and training in early childhood across all schools and colleges at Syracuse University. Supervision of preschool directors and their staff, curriculum coordination, and student training at the undergraduate and graduate levels. 1996-2001 Director of the All University Honors Program, Syracuse University. Duties included administration of program budget (over $500,000 annually), supervision of 6 person administrative and clerical staff, development and evaluation of Honors curriculum, Honors faculty recruitment and development, recruitment of Honors students, alumni relations and development. 1994 ~ 1996 Director ofUndergraduate Studies, Department of Psychology. Duties included supervision of upper division (major) advising, monitoring of enrollment and scheduling, assignment of advisees, curriculum development and other curricular issues, and chairing the Department of Psychology Undergraduate Committee. 1993 ~ 1994 Chair, Departmental Executive Committee; Executive Committee serves as faculty governance for Department; works in consultation with Departmental Chair. 1991 - 1997 Course Administrator, Foundations of Human Behavior (Introductory Psychology course); responsible for supervision and coordination of 16 graduate teaching assistants and coordination of course enrolling 2000 undergraduates annually. 1987- 1994 President and Chief Executive Officer; PW A and AIDS Support Fund of Central New York, Inc.; public charitable foundation and not-for-profit corporation. Responsible for fiscal policies, fund disbursement, fundraising activities (total annual budget: $30,000). 1987- 1988 Interim Executive Director; AIDS Task Force of Central New York; Syracuse, NY. Responsibilities included hiring and supervision of 4 employees, supervision of over 60 volunteers, monthly reports to the funding agency (AIDS Institute of the Department ofHealth, State ofNew York); oversight of$100,000 annual budget. D. Bruce Carter, Ph. D. Page 11 Professional and Departmental Activities Professional Reviewing 2011-2012 Member, Scientific Committee; International Psychological Applications Conference and Trends 2012 Annual Conference. 2008 - 2009 Review panel member; Society for Research in Child Development 2009 biennial meetings; Panel: "Gender and Ethnicity" 2005 -Present Editorial Board, Journal ofthe National Collegiate Honors Council; Honors in Practice 2004 - 2005 Review panel member; Society for Research in Child Development2005 biennial meetings; Panel: "Gender and Ethnicity" (Brenda Jones Harden, Chair); 1988- 1989 Review panel member; Society for Research in Child Development 1989 biennial meetings; Panel: "Sex and cultural differences" (Algea Huston, Chair). 1985 - 1989 Consulting Editor, Social Psychology Quarterly 1985- 1987 Consulting Editor, Social Cognition 1982- 1984 Review panel member; American Psychological Association 1984 annual meetings; Division 35: Psychology of Women (Jacquelynne Eccles, Chair). Society for Research in Child Development 1983 biennial meetings; Panel: "Sex differences, sex role differences, preferences, and typing" (Diane Ruble, Chair). Guest Consulting Editor for: Child Development (1978- present), Cognitive Therapy and Research (1981- 1983), Developmental Psychology (1985-present), Joumal ofApplied Social Psychology (1982-1995), Journal ofEducational Psychology (1982- 1984), Joumal ofExperimental Child Psychology (1983· present), Journal ofPersonality and Social Psychology ( 1980-1984), Journal ofSex Research (1983-1987}, PsycCRITIQUES (2005- present). Memberships in Professional Organizations American Psychological Association (1976-present; Member ofbivisions 7, 8, 9, 35, and 44); Association for Psychological Science (1991- Present; Elected Fellow in 2007); Society for Research in Child Development (1976~present); Society for Research in Adolescence (1987~ 1995); Society for Personality and Social Psychology (1981-present); Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues (1979-present); National Collegiate Honors Council (1996M present); Northeast Region National Collegiate Honors Council (1996-present). Regional and National Activities and Offices Held Northeastern Region, National Collegiate Honors Council 1999-2000 Faculty Representative to Executive Committee 2000-2001 Vice President ofNE-NCHC 2001-2002 President, NE-NCHC 2002-2003 _ Past President, NE-NCHC National Collegiate Honors Council 2000 - present NCHC Recommended Honors Program Site Visitor (1 of 53 nationally) 2003-2006 Member, National Collegiate Honors Council Executive Committee 2005 -present Member, Publications Board; National Collegiate Honors Council 2004-2005 '· Member, NCHC Research Committee (Chair 2004-2005) . 1997-2000 Member, NCHC Honors Evaluation Committee 1997-2000 Member, NCHC Large University Honors Program Committee 2000-2001 Member, NCHC Long Range Planning Coriunittee 2001-2004 Member, NCHC Finance Committee Departmental, College. and University Activities Department of Psychology Activities Member (1981~1983), Graduate Recruitment Committee (1981-1983; chair, 1982-1983). Member (1983-1992), Department Steering Committee Member (1992-1994), Department Executive Committee (Chair, 1993-1994) Department of Child & Family Studies Activities Chair (2011-2012), Faculty Search Committee Chair (2001-2010), Departmental Promotion & Tenure Committee Chair (2001-2003), Faculty Search Committee College of Arts & Sciences Activities Member (1995-1999), College Curriculum Committee (Chair, 1996- 1998) Member (1993-1994), College Curriculum Implementation Committee _ Member (1992-1998), College Faculty Council (Elected in College Wide Election) Member (1989-1993), College Scholarship and Research Committee (Chair, 1992-1993) Member (1989-1996), College AIDS Education Committee Falk College of Sport & Human Dynamics Member (200 1-2005), College Grievance Committee (Chair, 2003-2005) Member (2001-2003; 2011-present), College Promotion & Tenure Committee Chair (2001-2004; 2011-present), College Faculty Council University Activities Member (2005-2010), Syracuse University Academic Coordinating Committee Member (2005-2010), Syracuse University Retention Council Member (2005-2010), Syracuse University Assessment Committee Member (2005-2010), Syracuse Celbration Planning Committee Member (1997-2001), Syracuse University Living-Learning Community Steering Committee Member (1997-2001), Syracuse University Scholar Selection Committee (Chair 1997- 2001) Member (1996-2001), Syracuse University Internship Program Faculty Advisory Board Senator (1990- Present), Syracuse University Senate (elected in College-wide election) Senate Committees Senate Agenda Committee (elected by full Senate: 1993-1996; 1998- 2001; 2004-2007; 2011- present) Chair, Agenda Committee (1999-2001; 2005-2007; 2012- present) Chair, Chancellor Review Committee (2008-2010) Academic Affairs Committee (2009-2011; Chair, 2010-2011) Curriculum Committee (1996-1998; 2008-2011) Academic Freedom, Tenure, & Professional Ethics' Committee (2001-2005; 2008-2009) Chair, Diversity Committee (2001-2003) D. Bruce Carter, Ph. D. Page 13 . ... Committee on Students (1990-1993) · Member (1995-1996, 2001-2002,2008- 2010), Chancellor Review Committee (Chair 2008-present) Member (1990-1991), Chancellor's Dignity and Diversity Committee Member (1986-1993), Syracuse University AIDS Policy Committee; Co~Chair (1989-1993) Member (1.987-1997), Research Review Committee; BMW Preschool; Syracuse University Faculty Advisor (1985-1996), Syracuse University Lifelines Peer Counseling Program Faculty Advisor (1984 -1989), Syracuse University Women's Center Advisory Boar_d Member (1983-1998), Syracuse University Peer Sexuality Program Member (1982-Present), Syracuse University Women's Studies Program Member; Steering Committee Member(1985-1987) Administrative Search Committees Member (2003-2004), Dean of Human Services & Health Professions Search Committee Member (1999-2001; 1992-1994), Dean of Arts & Sciences Search Committee (Elected in college wide election to represent Social Science Division) Member (1998-1999), Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs Search Committee Community Service Member, Early Childhood Alliance of Onondaga County (2014;.present) Board Member, Pride Community Center of Central New York, Inc. (20 10-2015; President, 2011- 2015) Advisory Board Member, Community Wide Dialogue/Interfaith Works (2006-2014); chair, Education Committee (2008-2014) United Way of Syracuse, NY (2004 - 2009), Program Review and Allocation Subcommittee SAGE Upstate (2006-2010) Executive Committee Member; Treasurer (2007-2010) Policy Council Member (2002- Present), Success by Six (Child Academic Readiness Program); Co Chair Educare Committee (2008-present) PEACE, Inc. Syracuse Area Head Start (2005-20 10) Policy Council Member (Member, Finance and Personnel Committees 2006~2009) Advisory Board Member (1991-1996), The Milton R. Rubenstein Museum of Science and Technology (Regional Science Education Museum and Center) Syracuse, NY Consultant (1988-20 14) Education Department, State of New York Consultant: Teacher Certification Programs/Regents Accreditation of Teach Education (RATE). Executive Board Member and President (1987-1994),Persons with AIDS and AIDS Support Fund of Central New York, Inc. (Public Charitable Foundation; Not-for-Profit Corporation) Member (1985 -1988), AIDS Task Force of Central New York (Interim Executive Director, 1987- 1988; Task Force Chair, 1986-1987; Executive Committee Member, 1985-1988; Education Committee Chair, 1985-1986; Volunteer Health Educator). Member (1981- 2006), Syracuse University Oratorio Society Member (Advisory Board M~mber, 1987- Present; Advisory Board Chair, 1991-2006). D. Bruce Carter, Ph. D. Page 14 References Dr. Ambika Krishnakumar, Chair Dr. Carol L. Martin Dept. of Child & Family Studies ·Department of Family Relations 426 Ostrom Avenue; Syracuse University Arizona State University Syracuse, NY 13210~3240 Tempe, AZ 85287-2502 Phone: 315~443~4293 Phone:602-965-5861 FAX: 315~443-9807 FAX:602-965-6779 [email protected] CMARTIJ:'[email protected] Dr. Jaipaul L. Roopnarine Dr. Judy L Hamilton Dept of Child & Family Studies Department of Sociology 426 Ostrom Avenue; Syracuse University 302 Maxwell Hall; Syracuse University Syracuse, NY 13244-1250 Syracuse, NY 13244-1090 Phone: 315-443-4586 Phone:315-443-2346 FAX: 315-443~9807 FAX: 315-443.;.4597 [email protected] JLHAMIL [email protected] Shiu Kai Barrie Gewanter to: Barrie Gewanter 10/21/201510:41 PM From: Barrie Gewanter/HR/ONC/ONGOV To: .. Barrie Gewanter" _,..,...,~• ...... ,...,_.-~~~~~-- - ...~a:or\10. ·---,...... -:.a~ou:r..;v~....,...... _,,,..~=~~~~:.~:~z:ecr•.i. Shiu-Kai Chin Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Cybersecurity and Formal Methods 4-293 Center for Science & Technology 315.443.3776 [email protected] Title: Professor Degree: • Ph. D. Syracuse University Lab/Center Affiliation(s): • Center for Information Systems Assurance and Trust • Institute for National Security and Counter Terrorism Research interests: • Computer security • Systems assurance • Formal verification Current Research: Shiu~Kai Chin's research uses mathematical logic for the design and verification of trustworthy computer systems. Examples of computer systems that must be trustworthy are command and control systems, fmancial services, and distributed control of the power grid. His focus is on policy-based design and verification with an emphasis on using computer-assisted reasoning using higher-order logic theorem provers. Shiu-Kai supports the Air Force's research in trustworthy systems and hardware-based security. His work with JP Morgan Chase was used to reason about the security and integrity of credentials and entitlements in large-value commercial transactions. '-'UUHI""" .I.llUJ;UI.o ) , ··~ , r~. ., Hardware design f ' e · Access control e Secure computer architecture • Certified security by design Honors: • Provost Faculty Fellow • Laura J. and L. Douglas Meredith Professor for Teaching Excellence • Chancellor's Citation for Outstanding Contributions to the University's Academic Programs • 2005 Syracuse University Outstanding Teacher of the Year • Crouse Hinds Award for Excellence in Education Selected Publications: Shiu-Kai Chin, "Teaching Undergraduates Certified Security by Design," 19th Colloquium for Information Systems Security Education, Las Vegas, NV, June 15-17,2015. Glenn Benson, Shiu-Kai Chin, Sean Croston, Karthick Jayaraman, Susan Older, Banking on interoperability: Secure, interoperable credential management, Computer Networks, Volume 67, 2014, pp. 235-251. Shiu-Kai Chin, Erich Devendorf, Sarah Muccio, Susan Older, and James Royer, "Formal Verification for Mission Assurance in Cyberspace: Education, Tools, and Results," Proceedings of the 16th Colloquium for Information Systems Security Education, Lake Buena Vista, FL, June 11-13,2012,pp. 75--82. Shiu-Kai Chin and Susan Older, Access Control, Security, and Trust: A Logical Approach, CRC Press, 20 11. Shiu-Kai Chin, "Logic Design for Access Control, Security, and Trust," (Invited Keynote) Engineering ofReconfigurable Systems and Algorithms (ERSA'll) Las Vegas, 18-21 July 2011 Shiu-Kai Chin, Sarah Muccio, Susan Older, and Thomas N.J. Vestal, "Policy-Based Design and Verification for Mission Assurance," in Igor Kotenko and Victor Skormin (Eds.), Computer Network Security, 5th International Conference on Mathematical Methods, Models and Architectures for Computer Network Security, MMM-ACNS 2010, St. Petersburg, Russia, September 2010. Glenn Benson, Shiu-Kai Chin, Sean Croston, Karthick Jayaraman, and Susan Older, "Credentials Management for High-Value Transactions," in Igor Kotenko and Victor Skormin (Eds.), Computer Network Security, 5th International Conference on Mathematical Methods, Models and Architectures for Computer Network Security, MMM-ACNS 2010, St. Petersburg, Russia, September 2010. . \-' · Rabbi Daniel J. Fellman 5163 Burnside Dr. Jamesville, New York 13078 315.530.3937 [email protected] Education: Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion, Cincinnati, Ohio Rabbinical Ordination, June 2005. Rabbinical Thesis: An American Friendship: Harry Truman, Eddie Jacobson and the Establishment ofthe State ofIsrael M.A.H.L., May 2004 Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colorado B.A., May 1996. Major: Political Science Honors: Forty Under 40, Syracuse New York, November 2011 Abel J. Gregg and Lucy Phinney Award for religious involvement and community service, Colorado College, 1995 Fellowships: CLAL Rabbis Without Borders Fellow, 2012-2013 Professional Experience: Rabbi, Temple Concord, Syracuse, New York, July 2009-present • Pulpit duties: conduct weekly S~abbat services, sermons, Torah reading, service leading on Shabbat and holidays • Pastoral duties: weddings, funerals, B 'nai Mitzvah, Shiva Minyanim, baby-namings, hospital visits, conversions, unveilings • Religious School Teaching: High School classes on God and on Ethics, Comparative Judaism, Comparative Religion, Modem Israeli Politics, Confirmation Class, Jewish Activism • Teach weekly adult Shabbat Torah study • Teach weekly adult Talmud class • Write and edit holiday information brochures for all major Jewish holidays • Craft weekly Shabbat service inserts Lt) :Qi tivc ~~~ Progarm Book for Temple 1 .. • Create annual Scholar's Series, Cinemagogue Film Series, Goldenberg Cultural Series • Create weekly Shabbat video message, distributed viaE-Bulletin and Facebook • Create and plan curriculum and source books for adult education program Themes have included the Modem State of Israel (a two-semester cwriculum), American Jewish Communities (a two-semester curriculum), and the Jews of Cuba • Organize social and learning programs for Young Adults group ( X-Cons, and Young Couples Club) • Create curriculum, teach and lead two-year Adult B'nai Mitzvah program • Develop and lead retreats for youth groups and young adults • Crafted new Mitzvah and Tzedakah project programs for B'nai Mitzvah students • Created summer Shabbat BBQ in the Parks series Campus Chaplain and Hillel Rabbi, Syracuse University, Syracuse, New York, August 2013-July 2015 • Leadership Development among Jewish Student population • Interfaith Connections within University setting • Provide Counseling for students Associate Rabbi, Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple, New Brunswick, New Jersey, July 1, 2008-June 30, 2009 Assistant Rabbi, Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple, New Brunswick, New Jersey, July 2005-June 2008 Lead rabbi-in-residence during seven month sabbatical of Senior Rabbi, January-July 2008 • Pulpit duties: conduct weekly Shabbat services, sermons, Torah reading, service leading on Shabbat and holidays • Pastoral duties: weddings, funerals, B 'nai Mitzvah, Shiva Minyanim, baby-namings, hospital visits, conversions, unveilings • Religious School Teaching: Seventh grade Mitzvot Class, High School classes on.God and on Ethics, High School electives including Jews and American Politics, Comparative Judaism, Comparative Religion, Modem Israeli Politics, Confirmation Class, Jewish Activism • Teach weekly adult Shabbat Torah study • Teach weekly adult Talmud class • Create source books for annual Tikun L' eil Shavuot study • Write and edit holiday information brochures for all major Jewish holidays • Craft weekly Shabbat service inserts • Oversight of advisors for both junior and senior youth groups • Create and plan curriculum and source books for adult education (Kollel) program Themes have included the Modem State of Israel (a three-semester curriculum), American Jewish Communities (a two-semester curriculum) 2 • Organize social and learning pro grams for Young Adults group (Generatio-n-Alef-and,----~- y oung Couples Club) • Create curriculum, teach and lead two-year Adult B 'nai Mitzvah program. • Develop and lead retreats for youth groups and young adults. • Crafted new Mitzvah and Tzedakah project programs forB 'nai Mitzvah students • Created summer Shabbat BBQ series Community Involvement: Temple Concord: • Member of the Community Relations Committee of the Jewish Federation of Central New York, 2010-present • Board member, Interfaith Works, January 2012-present, Executive Committee, May 2013-present • Chair of the Round Table of Interfaith Leaders, Interfaith Works, May 2013-present • Chair of the Pastoral Care Committee, Interfaith Works, 2009-2012 • Member of the Clergy Cauc~s, Alliance of Communities Transforming Syracuse (ACTS), 2009-present • Board Member, University Hill Corporation, July 2009-present • Member of Syracuse Rabbinic Council, Chair, December 2013-present • Board Member, Epstein High School of Jewish Studies, 2010-present • Board Member and Co-Founder, Syracuse Community Hebrew School, 2015 • Member of Central Conference of American Rabbis, 2005-present • Member of Rabbinic Advisory Council of the American Jewish Archives, Cincinnati, Ohio, 2007 -present • Board Member, Planned Parenthood of Syracuse/Rochester, June 20 12-June 2014 • Board member, Jewish Federation of Central New York, 2009-2010 Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple: • Fire Department Chaplain, New Brunswick, New Jersey, 2005-2009 • Member of the Rabbinic Advisory. Committee of the Solomon Schechter Day School of Raritan Valley, East Brunswick, New Jersey, 2006-2009 • Member and co-founder of local interfaith ministers' study group, New Brunswick, New Jersey, 2005-2009 • Co-coordinator of annual Interfaith Thanksgiving Service, New Brunswick, New Jersey, 2005-2009 3 . . • Member of B 'nai Yakov Rabbinic Advisory Council of the American Jewish Archives, Cincinnati, Ohio Travel Programs • Temple Concord Interfaith Mission to Israel, February2015 • Temple Concord Mission to Cuba, January 2013 • Temple Concord Mission to Israel, December-January 2011-2012 • Temple Concord Adult Trip to New York City, November 2013 • Temple Concord Trip to Southern Jewish Communities, April2014 • Temple Concord Teens to L'Taken Conference at the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, Spring 20 11 • Temple Concord Teens to New York City, Spring 2010 • Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple teens to L'Taken Conference at the Religious Action Center, 2006 and 2008 • Anshe Emeth Memorial Temple teens to look at Jewish life on college campuses, 2007 and 2009 Internships • Student Rabbi, Temple B'nai Israel, Natchez, Mississippi, 2004-2005 • Student Rabbi, Temple B'nai Israel, Petoskey, Michigan, 2001-2004 • Clinical Pastoral Education, one Unit, Jewish Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio, 2003 • Instructor, Yavneh Day School, Cincinnati, Ohio, fall, 2002 · • Assistant to the Director, Hillel Jewish Student Center, Cincinnati, Ohio, 2001-2002 • Student Rabbi, United Hebrew Congregation, Joplin, Missouri, 2000-2001 • Religious School teacher, Isaac M. Wise (Plum Street) Temple, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1999- 2001 • Rabbinic Intern, Temple Israel, Omaha, Nebraska, summer, 2000 • Student Rabbi, Temple B 'nai Moshe, LaSalle, Illinois, 1999-2000 • Rabbinic Intern, Beth El Synagogue, Omaha, Nebraska, summer, 1994 • White House Intern, The White House, Washington, D.C., summer, 1993 Activities: • Contributing Writer, Daily Inspirations Column, Syracuse Post Standard, spring 2011- present • Contributing Writer, Weekly Torah Portion Column, The Jewish Observer, Syracuse, New York, 2009-present 4 ••• j •••• Cl • Guest Chaplain, United States Senate,.January 2009 - • Academic Affairs Committee, HUC-JIR, Cincinnati, Ohio, 2004-2005 • Catholic-Jewish Educators Dialogue of the American Jewish Committee, steering committee member and participant, Cincinnati, Ohio, 2001-2003 • Editor, The HUC Monthly, Cincinnati, Ohio, 2000-2001 • Columnist, 'Sparks_from the Word,' a weekly Torah column, The Jewish Press, Omaha, Nebraska, 1999-2001 - -·- --- -· ·- -~------• Colorado College Hillel: Founder and first co-chairperson, 1994-1996 • Japan-U.S. Senate Scholar, 1990 • Eagle Scout, 1988 References: • Available upon request 5 ) February 5, 2019 011 Motion Made By Mr. Jordan RESOLUTION NO. _____ AUTHORIZING THE COUNTY EXECUTIVE TO RENEW OR ENTER INTO INTERMUNICIPAL AGREEMENTS TO PROVIDE SERVICES TO MUNICIPALITIES WITHIN ONONDAGA COUNTY TO ASSIST THOSE MUNICIPALITIES IN COMPLYING WITH DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION STORMWATER PERMIT REQUIREMENTS WHEREAS, the Clean Water Act was amended in 1987 to establish permit requirements to help control pollution from stormwater run-off; and WHEREAS, in 2003, pursuant to Federal regulations, the DEC expanded the scope of its stormwater program to require certain municipalities to apply for a DEC stormwater permit; and WHEREAS, 25 municipalities in Onondaga County that operate Municipal Stormwater Sewer Systems (MS4s ), including the County, the City of Syracuse and numerous towns and villages, are required to comply with such DEC stormwater permits; and WHEREAS, each of these 25 municipalities are required to implement stormwater management programs and satisfy six minimum control requirements mandated by the stormwater permit, including reporting and investigation of illicit discharges and inspection of storm water outfalls; and WHEREAS, since these general permit requirements are applicable to all 25 municipalities, it has been recognized that there are opportunities for cost effective compliance through cooperation and coordination; and WHEREAS, years ago a number of these municipalities had requested that the County provide certain services to assist them in complying with their obligations to develop and implement a Stormwater Management Program; and WHEREAS, in response to this request, in 2008 the County developed a proposal to furnish services through the Onondaga County Department of Water Environment Protection to interested municipalities, which services include the following: 1) Establish a centralized "Hotline" for citizens to report suspected illicit discharges, at no cost to other municipalities; 2) Perform routine inspections of stormwater "outfalls" at no cost to other municipalities; 3) Assist in tracking down sources of potential illicit discharges to storm water systems, at a fee of $60.00 per hour; 4) Share laboratory services at prevailing laboratory rates/costs; and WHEREAS, in December 2008 the County Legislature passed Resolution Number 323 authorizing the County Executive to enter into agreements with interested municipalities for a term not to exceed 5 years to perform stormwater permit related services for municipalities; and WHEREAS, in 2009 all 24 municipalities in Onondaga County subject to the Phase II Stormwater Regulations entered into Intermunicipal Agreements with the County to receive such stormwater permit related services; and WHEREAS, in November 2013 the County Legislature passed Resolution Number 160 authorizing the County Executive to renew such Intermunicipal Agreements with interested municipalities for an additional term not to exceed 5 years; and WHEREAS, in 2014, 17 municipalities in Onondaga County subject to the Phase II Stormwater Regulations renewed Intermunicipal Agreements with the County to receive such storm water permit related services; and WHEREAS, it is the desire of this Legislature to authorize the County Executive to renew or enter into these Intermunicipal Agreements with MS4 municipalities in Onondaga County in order to provide for such stormwater permit related services; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the County Executive hereby is authorized to renew or enter into storm water assistance agreements with interested municipalities for a term not to exceed 5 years to perform stormwater permit related services for municipalities, and to execute agreements to implement the intent of this resolution. MS4 IMA BY KMB Meg dak TED 1 FEB 05 2019 I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING IS A TRUE AND i EXACT COPY OF LEG ISLATION DULY ADOPTED BY THE ~~---- COUNTY ~~TURE OF ONDAGA COUNTY ON THE c.!) DAY 0 , 20..i..f. ~~~. 'JC :£ Wd 12 330 i I CLERK, COUNTY LEGISLATURE ONONDAGA COUNTY, NEW YORK FEBRUARY 5, 2019 I SESSION LEGISLATOR AYES: NOES: ABSENT: 1. MAY 17. ERVIN 14. JORDAN 15. BOTTRILL 16. WILLIAMS 2. ROWLEY 3. BURTIS 4. TASSONE 5. CODY 6. ABBOTT-KENAN ------X 7. BUCKEL a. RYAN 9. CHASE 10. HOLMQUIST 11. McBRIDE 13. BUSH 12. KNAPP TOTAL 0 I II tee I I I I I February 5, 2019 012 Motion Made By Mr. Burtis RESOLUTION NO. ______ PROVIDING FOR VARIOUS PERSONNEL CHANGES WHEREAS, it is necessary for the County to provide for various changes to personnel; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the following changes are authorized, effective the first full pay period after February 5, 2019: Health Department (Admin Unit 40-43-00) Create Ll08058, Medical Records Technician at Grade 9, $50,261- 55,595 Create L108059, Communicable Disease Investigator at Grade 9, $50,261-55,595 Abolish L107583, Administrative Officer (Health) at Grade 31 , $53,556-70,998 Such Communicable Disease Investigator position created herein shall be automatically abolished without further action of this County Legislature in the event that the grant funding supporting the position terminates. If there is a desire by the Health Department to retain the position when the grant funds expire, the Health Department may report to Health Committee of this County Legislature with the request Comptroller's Office (Admin. Unit 10-13-00) Create L102252, Assistant Deputy Comptroller at Grade 35, $77,287- 102,457; and, be it further RESOLVED, that the Onondaga County Salary Plan is amended to add the title of Assistant Deputy Comptroller at Grade 3 5. Personnel KMB ADOPTED dak FEB 0 5 2019 I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING IS A TRUE AND EXACT COPY OF LEG ISLATION DULY ADOPTED BY THE COUNTY LEG ISLATURE OF 0 ONDAGA COUNTY ON THE 0~ DAY O F...;;;;z;;;;;;~l.&4..l.L4r..~ £I :II ~V I £ NVf 6 I CLER K, COUNTY LEGI SLATURE ,3.tt ~J~ li:ID31 ONONDAGA CO UNTY, NEW YORK .Aitif'! l).p VfJ~ MtJHON n rJ.I!~\lt•1\~r · FEBRUARY 5, 2019 o2_ SESSION LEGISLATOR AYES: NOES: ABSENT: 1. MAY ~ 17. ERVIN 1 v/ ~ . JdLA J., fl~ 14. JORDAN v /l. 1 4J .1 ~ ./) ;h__ ~ A- 7 15. BOTTRILL v"' L.U~ . nJ') 16. WILLIAMS / ' (} !; -1.1' I_ .kvx_ . 1, 1A 11 r A --u , 2. ROWLEY v t1 il fYLlL_ a{}. 3. BURTIS v 4. TASSONE t/ 5. CODY / 6. ABBOTT-KENAN ------X 7. BUCKEL t/' a. RYAN ,/ 9. CHASE ~ 10. HOLMQUIST v 11. McBRIDE v"" 13. BUSH v 12. KNAPP v TOTAL I II I I 15 1/ I I February 5, 2019 013 Motion Made By Ms. Cody RESOLUTION NO. _____ FOR PLOWING STATE ROADS DURING THE WINTER OF 2018-2019: AMENDING THE 2019 ONONDAGA COUNTY BUDGET TO ACCEPT ADDITIONAL REVENUE, AND AUTHORIZING EXECUTION OF AGREEMENTS WHEREAS, the 2019 adopted budget included anticipated revenue of $1,884,675 for the plowing of State roads by County forces during the 2018-2019 winter, and the execution of agreements for such amount was authorized by Resolution No. 117-2018; and WHEREAS, estimated revenues for the plowing of State roads have increased due to increased equipment rental and labor rates since adoption of the 2019 budget by the amount of $48,627 and the additional funds will be used for the purchase of road deicing material; and WHEREAS, it is necessary to amend the budget to make such funds available for use and authorize the execution of the amended agreement; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the Onondaga County Executive hereby is authorized to enter into agreements and execute such other documents as may be necessary to provide for the revised revenue in the total amount of $1,933,302; and, be it further RESOLVED, that the 2019 County Budget is amended as follows: REVENUES: In Admin. Unit 9310000000 County Road Fund In Speed Type #534040 In Acct. 590024 Svc Other Govts - Transportation $48,627 APPROPRIATIONS: In Admin. Unit 9310000000 County Road Fund In Speed Type #534040 In Acct. 693000 Supplies and Materials $48,627 State Snow Contract TG/tg KMB Meg ~ - _ PTED dak FEB 0 5 2019 I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING IS A TRUE AND EXACT COPY OF LEGISLATION DULY ADOPTED BY THE COUNTY LdLATURE OF~ GA COUNTY ON THE ...5 _DAY OF >A JA ~ 20J3.. GC : UWW ~- NVf 61 ; ~~.~ CLER K, COUNTY LEGI SLATURE ONONDAGA COUNTY, NEW YORK FEBRUARY 5, 2019 3 SESSION LEGISLATOR AYES: NOES: ABSENT: 1. MAY 17. ERVIN 14. JORDAN 15. BOTTRILL 16. WILLIAMS 2. ROWLEY 3. BURTIS 4. TASSONE 5. CODY 6. ABBOTT-KENAN ------X 7. BUCKEL a. RYAN 9. CHASE 10. HOLMQUIST 11. McBRIDE 13. BUSH 12. KNAPP TOTAL () I I II /eo I I I I 4 February 5, 2019 014 Motion Made By Ms. Cody RESOLUTION NO. _____ 20 18 TRANSFER RESOLUTION RESOLVED, that the following transfer be made: FROM: TO: AMOUNT: Admin Unit 6900000000 Admin Unit 3700000000 Parks Department Board of Elections Speed Type #51 0008 Speed Type #190009 Acct. 693 000 Acct. 693 000 Supplies & Materials Supplies & Materials $48,000 Admin Unit 0500000000 Admin Unit 3700000000 Facilities Management Board of Elections Speed Type #4 70060 Speed Type #190009 Acct. 6941 00 Acct. 6941 00 All Other Expenses All Other Expenses $27,000 2018 Transfer- Elections KMB meg dak ~fJ :£ Wd 9 I NVf 61 CLERK, COUNTY LEGI SLATURE ONONDAGA COU NTY, NEW YORK ~~f.}1VlS.lD3: AltKOOS V: ~. nttt NON G ' (};a ~i.l~~~ij~J ..' FEBRUARY 5, 2019 4 SESSION LEGISLATOR AYES: NOES: ABSENT: 1. MAY 17. ERVIN 14. JORDAN 15. BOTTRILL 16. WILLIAMS 2. ROWLEY 3. BURTIS 4. TASSONE 5. CODY 6. ABBOTT-KENAN ------X 7. BUCKEL a. RYAN 9. CHASE 10. HOLMQUIST 11. McBRIDE 13. BUSH 12. KNAPP TOTAL I II 1& 10 I I I I 5 February 5, 2019 015 Motion Made By Ms. Cody RESOLUTION NO. _____ AUTHORIZING THE SETTLEMENT OF THE ACTION FILED WITH THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, NORTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK, SEAN HAMILTON V. COUNTY OF ONONDAGA, NEW YORK; ETHAN WARREN; MATT MILLIS; LARRY VANHOLTZ; MARK TOTH; AND FRED ISAACS WHEREAS, on or about October 19, 20 15, by Complaint, Plaintiff Sean Hamilton commenced this action against the County of Onondaga, New York; Ethan Warren; Matt Millis; Larry VanHoltz; Mark Toth and Fred Isaacs, demanding payment for violations of Plaintiffs constitutional rights and discrimination occurring during his employment with Onondaga County; and WHEREAS, Plaintiff Sean Hamilton is willing to settle against the Defendants, upon the payment of $250,000, inclusive of attorney fees; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the County Attorney is hereby authorized to settle this action in the amount of $250,000, and the Comptroller be and hereby is authorized to draw his warrant charging it against the proper funds; and, be it further RESOLVED, that this warrant shall be released to the County Attorney upon receipt of the proper Settlement Agreement and Stipulation of Discontinuance. Hamilton Resolution CLR/dmk dak 1 r-----A:.=...o.z;...;oP-"'r-=-E o=--t 1 FEB 0 5 2019 I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING IS A TRUE AND EXACT COPY OF LEG ISLATION DULY ADOPTED BY THE COUNTY LEG .ISLATURE OF 0 ONDAGA COU NTY ON THE ;j"'~ DAY OF , 20.12.. I l :OJ WV OE NVf 61 CLER K, COUNTY LEGISLATURE 3 ~~1n LVl S it"Jl ~l ONONDAGA COUNTY, NEW YORK 1. tf'U~ C: 1 \ ': ·· uHONfi ~ I /'l FEBRUARY 5, 2019 5 SESSION LEGISLATOR AYES: NOES: ABSENT: 1. MAY 17. ERVIN 14. JORDAN 15. BOTTRILL 16. WILLIAMS 2. ROWLEY 3. BURTIS 4. TASSONE 5. CODY 6. ABBOTT-KENAN ------X 1. BUCKEL a. RYAN 9. CHASE 10. HOLMQUIST 11. McBRIDE 13. BUSH 12. KNAPP TOTAL (J I II I {p I I I I I February 5, 2019 016 Motion Made By Mr. Ryan RESOLUTION NO. ------ CONFIRMING REAPPOINTMENTS TO THE POSITION OF DEPUTY COORDINATOR AND AUTHORJZING REIMBURSEMENT FOR EXPENSES INCURRED IN THE PERFORMANCE OF DUTIES WHEREAS, the following persons have been reappointed to serve as Deputy Coordinator, subject to confirmation by this County Legislature, for a one year term, with such term commencing January 1, 2019, and continuing through December 31, 2019: DEPUTY COORD INA TOR: Christopher Evans 125 Red Barn Circle Liverpool, New York 13088 Gerald Payne 102 Hiram A venue Liverpool, New York 13088 WHEREAS, it is the desire of this Legislature to confirm the reappointment of the above-named persons to serve as Deputy Coordinator without salary, but to be reimbursed for actual expenses; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, that this Legislature does hereby confirm the reappointment of the above-named Deputy Coordinators for a one (1) year term commencing January 1, 2019, through December 31, 2019; and, be it further RESOLVED, that said Deputy Coordinators shall serve without salary but be authorized to be reimbursed for actual expenses incurred in performing the duties of said office, upon submission of duly approved claim forms. Deputy Coordinators KMB Meg dak ADOPTED-- \ I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING IS A TRUE AND i FEB 0 5 2019 I EXACT COPY OF LEGISLATION DULY ADOPTED BY THE \ -- COUNTY LEGISLATURE 0 ~ COUNTY ON THE I s;t DAVOF ~~.J:t. · ·~ CLERK, COUNTY LEGISLATURE ONONDAGA COUNTY, NEW YORK FEBRUARY 5, 2019 (p SESSION LEGISLATOR AYES: NOES: ABSENT: 1. MAY 17. ERVIN 14. JORDAN 15. BOTTRILL 16. WILLIAMS 2. ROWLEY 3. BURTIS 4. TASSONE 5. CODY 6. ABBOTT-KENAN ------X 7. BUCKEL a. RYAN 9. CHASE 10. HOLMQUIST 11. McBRIDE 13. BUSH 12. KNAPP TOTAL I I ll 1& I o I I I l February 5, 2019 017 Motion Made By Mr. Ryan RESOLUTION NO. ------ APPOINTING LEGISLATIVE COUNSEL FOR THE ONONDAGA COUNTY LEGISLATURE RESOLVED, that the following firms are hereby appointed to serve as Legislative Counsel for the Onondaga County Legislature, effective February 5, 20 19, and extending through the end of the current legislative term on December 31, 2019, with such individuals being assigned work by the Chair of this Onondaga County Legislature as may be appropriate: The Wladis Law Firm, P.C. 6312 Fly Road East Syracuse, New York 13057 Barclay Damon, LLP 125 East Jefferson Street Syracuse, New York 13202 and, be it further RESOLVED, that, consistent with the Onondaga County Charter and Administrative Code, the County Attorney is sole legal advisor to the County, and Legislative Counsel shall coordinate legal work with the County Attorney and shall apprise the County Attorney in a timely manner of legal opinions rendered so as to allow the County Attorney to properly perform all functions of the office; and, be it further RESOLVED, that the utilization of such Legislative Counsel is authorized to the extent that funding is provided for such purpose within the annual county budget, with any expenditures in excess thereof being subject to appropriate executive approval. Contract 2 - legislative counsel_ 2019 lht dak KMB - I ADOPTED__, FEB 0 5 2019 l \ L- .-1 I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING IS A TRUE AND EXACT COPY OF LEG ISLATION DULY ADOPTED BY THE COUNTY LE ~T U RE 0~ COUNTY ON THE 0' DAY OF ~. ' 20_ / :j. ,~~~ . . 8+J :£ Wd 6Z NVf 61 CLERK, CO UNTY LEG ISLATURE ONONDAGA COUNTY, NEW YORK FEBRUARY 5, 2019 7 SESSION LEGISLATOR AYES: NOES: ABSENT: 1. MAY 17. ERVIN 14. JORDAN 15. BOTTRILL 16. WILLIAMS 2. ROWLEY 3. BURTIS 4. TASSONE 5. CODY 6. ABBOTT-KENAN ------X 7. BUCKEL a. RYAN 9. CHASE 10. HOLMQUIST 11. McBRIDE 13. BUSH 12. KNAPP TOTAL 0 I II /& I I I I I February 5, 2019 018 Motion Made By Mr. McBride RESOLUTION NO. ------ REGARDING THE USE OF SURPLUS ROOM OCCUPANCY FUNDING: AMENDING RESOLUTION NO. 43-2018 AND THE 2018 COUNTY BUDGET, AND AUTHORIZING THE USE OF FUNDS IN CONNECTION WITH THE NYS EMPIRE TRAIL PROJECT RESOLVED, that there are prior year surplus room occupancy tax funds available for spending, and it is necessary to give authorization to allow $3 5, 000 of such funds to be used to create a plan to derive a tourism/economic benefit from the upcoming construction of the NYS Empire Trail project through Onondaga County; and, be it further RESOLVED, that such funds be made available for use in the NYS Empire Trail project, provided that agreements are executed as may be necessary, containing terms and conditions to be nygotiated regarding such funds, including, but not limited to, the use and oversight thereof; and, be it further RESOLVED, that Resolution No. 43-2018 is amended to rescind the appropriation made therein of prior year surplus room occupancy funds, where such amendment is needed to correct and adjust the project funds previously made available for use through the 2018 County Budget, provided that the authorization remains intact to support the use of funds, consistent with the purposes of such resolution. ROT- amend KMB dak ADOPTED !,- - · · · - FEB 0 5 2019 I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING IS A TRUE AND EXACT COPY OF LEG ISLATION DULY ADOPTED BY THE COUNTY LEGISLATURE OF 0 0 DAGA COU NTY ON THE i ~ DAY OF , 20.!.'1 . .~~. '0 :a U~ 6Z NWf 61 CLERK, COUNTY LEGISLATURE ... ~~ LEGISLATOR AYES: NOES: ABSENT: - - 1. MAY v 17. ERVIN 14. JORDAN 15. BOTTRILL 16. WILLIAMS 2. ROWLEY 3. BURTIS 4. TASSONE 5. CODY 6. ABBOTT-KENAN ------X 7. BUCKEL a. RYAN 9. CHASE 10. HOLMQUIST 11. McBRIDE 13. BUSH 12. KNAPP TOTAL I l I II tfl I I I 9 February 5, 2019 ·ojj ~ , 9 Motion Made By Mr. Knapp Mr E . Ms W'lli RESOLUTION NO. _____ , s. rvm, . 1 ams CONFIRMING REAPPOINTMENT TO THE ONONDAGA COUNTY JUSTICE CENTER OVERSIGHT COMMITTEE WHEREAS, pursuant to Local Law No.4- 2015, Ben Walsh, Mayor of the City of Syracuse, has duly reappointed the individual listed below to serve as a member of the Onondaga County Justice Center Oversight Committee, subject to the confirmation of this Legislature: REAPPOINTMENT: TERM EXPIRES: Najah Salaam Jennings-Bey December 31, 2022 115 Coolidge A venue Syracuse, New York 13204 WHEREAS, it is the desire of this Legislature to confirm such reappointment; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, that this Legislature does hereby confirm reappointment of the above individual as a member of the Onondaga County Justice Center Oversight Committee for the terms specified above or until subsequent action by the Mayor of the City of Syracuse. Justice Ctr- Committee - Mayor DLL RD dak r ADOPTED - I FEB 05 201 9 I ~J.~~- -· ...... ------ I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING IS A TRUE AND L-.,...... ----- EXACT COPY OF LEGISLATION DULY ADOPTED BY THE COUN'lY LEGISLATURE OF ONONDAGA COUNTY ON THE ~ "'"DAY OF~. ~~~Q;;;;;;:;,.)t-' 20 CLERK, COUNTY LEGISLATURE ONONDAGA COUNTY, NEW YORK FEBRUARY 5, 2019 q SESSION LEGISLATOR AYES: NOES: ABSENT: 1. MAY 17. ERVIN 14. JORDAN 15. BOTTRILL 16. WILLIAMS 2. ROWLEY 3. BURTIS 4. TASSONE 5. CODY 6. ABBOTT-KENAN ------X 1. BUCKEL a. RYAN 9. CHASE 10. HOLMQUIST 11. McBRIDE 13. BUSH 12. KNAPP TOTAL I I 11 1& 1 a I I I 10 February 5, 2019 020 Motion Made By Mr. Knapp RESOLUTION NO. ------ CONFIRMING APPOINTMENT AND REAPPOINTMENT TO THE ONONDAGA COUNTY SOIL AND WATER CONSERVATION DISTRICT BOARD WHEREAS, pursuant to Section 7 of the Soil Conservation District Law, the Onondaga County Legislature has been requested annually to appoint two of its members to serve as Directors to the Onondaga County Soil and Water Conservation District Board; and WHEREAS, it is the desire of the Onondaga County Legislature to appoint the individuals named below to serve as the Legislature's representatives; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the Onondaga County Legislature hereby confirms the appointment and reappointment of the following individuals to serve as Directors of the Onondaga County Soil and Water Conservation District Board for the terms specified: ·APPOINTMENT: TERM EXPIRES: Julie Abbott-Kenan December 31, 2019 7 Tallcot Lane Skaneateles, New York 13152 REAPPOINTMENT: TERM EXPIRES: Ken Bush, Jr. December 31, 2019 17 North Main Street Jordan, New York 13080 SoiiWater 2019 KMB dak ADOPTED FEB 0 5 2019 tS :8 WV I £ NVf 61 FEBRUARY 5, 2019 10 SESSION LEGISLATOR AYES: NOES: ABSENT: 1. MAY [Y/t.A· ~ , 17. ERVIN .J ~L ~ 1 ./ .4_...,1-c_ J f'J.. f 14. JORDAN -/J.. )(1~.1./(..A.. -n.~ 15. BOTTRILL cbu c_A_~·., I .1 1tl. .1 L.;-{!./J () 16. WILLIAMS t'i J L vx K. ..t2P 2. ROWLEY 3. BURTIS 4. TASSONE 5. CODY 6. ABBOTT-KENAN ------X 7. BUCKEL a. RYAN 9. CHASE 10. HOLMQUIST 11. McBRIDE 13. BUSH 12. KNAPP I TOTAL II ;& Ia I J I I J I February 5, 2019 Motion Made By Mr. Knapp , Mrs. Ervin, Dr. Chase RESOLUTION NO. ------ CONFIRMING REAPPOINTMENTS TO THE ONONDAGA COUNTY/SYRACUSE COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS WHEREAS, J. Ryan McMahon, II, Onondaga County Executive, acting upon the recommendation of the Chair of the Onondaga County Legislature, has duly reappointed and designated the following individuals to serve as members of the Onondaga County/Syracuse Commission on Human Rights: REAPPOINTMENTS: TERM EXPIRES: Khadijo Abdulkadir December 3 1, 2021 129 McLennan A venue Syracuse, New York 13205 Crystal M. Doody, Esq. December 31 , 2021 206 Roycroft Road Syracuse, New York 13214 Bruce Carter, Ph.D. December 31 , 2021 301 N. Beattie Street Syracuse, New York 13224 Rabbi Daniel J. Fellman December 31 , 2021 5163 Burnside Drive Jamesville, New York 13078 and WHEREAS, such reappointments are made pursuant to Onondaga County Resolution No. 330- 1997 and consistent with Local Law No. 5-2015, subject to confirmation by the Onondaga County Legislature; now, therefore be it RESOLVED, that the Onondaga County Legislature does confirm the reappointments of the above individuals to serve as a members of the Onondaga County/Syracuse Commission on Human Rights for the term specified above or until subsequent action by the County Executive. Human Rights Commission reappts 20 19 LHT dak I ADOPTED I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING IS A TRUE AND EXACT COPY OF LEGISLATION DULY ADOPTED BY TH E FEB 0 5 20 19 COUNTY LEGISLATURE OF ONONDJ.\GA COUNTY ON THE ~ DAYOF~~, , 20 . 'J l : II WV I £ NVf 61 ~~. ~ CLERK, COUNTY LEGISLATURE u~t;I\11No ONONDAGA COUNTY, NEW YORK FEBRUARY 5, 2019 !I SESSION LEGISLATOR AYES: NOES: ABSENT: 1. MAY ~~ ~ 7/LII. 4 I f 7 17. ERVIN /l.. L..d1 1 ~ .L1 ~ t::f} 0-- I 14. JORDAN (1 ld .I L...A!.A- . /(_,; 15. BOTTRILL o-6J( L~ . u 'JtLI~~ v , 16. WILLIAMS , ..i.. ..1 ~ JC. ~ 2. ROWLEY 3. BURTIS 4. TASSONE 5. CODY 6. ABBOTT-KENAN ------X 7. BUCKEL a. RYAN 9. CHASE 10. HOLMQUIST 11. McBRIDE (} tL/ //UA./1.. L ~ ~ (J 13. BUSH ;: '¥t\ ,LJ.n . 12. KNAPP TOTAL I ll 1u I o I I I I