EDUCATION
State
University of New York at Stony Brook
Undergraduate
program in Mathematics, 1966 - 1970
Master of Arts,
Theoretical Mathematics, 1971
Master of
Science, Applied Mathematics and Statistics, 1974
Post-Graduate
studies, Statistics, 1974-1976
All requirements for Ph.D. in Statistics completed except for the final
dissertation.
University
of West Los Angeles School of Law, Culver City, California
Juris Doctor,
Law, 1980, Magna Cum Laude, Valedictorian
Licensed
to practice law in California since 1980
Lifetime
credential to teach Mathematics and Law in the California Community Colleges
AREAS OF CONCENTRATION, MATHEMATICS
Probability
and Statistics, Regression Analysis, Analysis of Variance, Operations Research,
Combinatorics and Finite Structures
OTHER AREAS, MATHEMATICS
Ordinary
Differential Equations, Numerical Analysis, Real and Complex Analysis, Abstract
Algebra, Algebraic Coding Theory, and Algebraic Topology
SPECIAL HONORS AND ACHIEVEMENTS, LEGAL EDUCATION
Valedictorian,
Dean’s
List every year, Highest Academic Average in First and Second Years, Second Year
Class President, Intramural Moot Court Competition (Second Place), School
newspaper reporter.
JOB
EXPERIENCE (OTHER THAN TEACHING)
1.
COMPUTER PROGRAMMING
Began
learning to program in High School in 1965.
Worked
as a computer programmer on a project to teach Calculus by computerized
instruction. Modules were written
to provide computerized instruction through a question and answer approach. The structure was similar to today’s modern “Help”
tutorials used commonly in Personal Computer software.
State
University of New York at Stony Brook
Approximately
1970
Using
BAL (Basic Assembly Language) on a mainframe computer, worked on commercial
applications dealing with the manipulation and usage of list rental files. Managed a project to develop a series of statistical reports for
the Evelyn Wood Speed Reading Schools.
Multimode, Inc.
Merrick, New
York
May,
1972-January, 1973
Incorporated
the use of personal computers into professional and personal life continuously
since 1983.
Worked
on a customized database program for a small gas,
oil and furnace business. (1996-97)
Developed
and implemented an Access database for the Carmel-by-the-Sea Rotary Club. (1996
– 1998)
Developed
and maintained websites (1999-2004)
2.
OPERATIONS RESEARCH
Participated
in the design of a computer simulation model of a large-scale dental facility
for the purpose of evaluating the feasibility of national or local Dental Health
Maintenance Organizations.
Health Sciences
Center,
State
University of New York
Stony Brook, New
York 11794
1974
Participated
in a study of the relationships between the configuration and intensity of
various land-use activities to the generated energy requirements of the region
in order to assess the impact of different forms of land development on a
region's overall energy needs for the purpose of optimal energy utilization.
Department of Urban and Policy
Sciences
Energy Policy Analysis Group
State University of New York
Department of Applied Science
Stony Brook, New York 11794
Brookhaven National Laboratory
Upton, New York
1974 - 1975
3. APPLIED STATISTICS
During
post-graduate doctoral studies in Applied Mathematics, worked on a model of fuel
consumption of vehicles on highways and freeways based on microscopic
car-following models in order to assess the impact of alternative traffic
control models, which affected the flow patterns of traffic, on the overall
fleet consumption of petroleum products.
During
the summer of 1977, designed and performed a study of first year law students at
the University of West Los Angeles School of Law using regression techniques.
The purpose was to relate academic performance to a detailed analysis of
study materials, methods, and habits.
Acted
as a consultant in Statistics for a Ph.D. candidate in Clinical Psychology in
1991 and 1992.
4.
BUSINESS
MANAGEMENT/COMPUTER OPERATIONS
Updated
a practice in Clinical Psychology from a manual system to a computerized system,
including financial management, client data entry, time-keeping, billing and
collections systems. (1996 - 1997)
Extended
the billing system to electronic billing. (2001)
Billing
department manager (insurance billings, general collections, banking and general
bookkeeping. (1996 to present)
5.
TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
Principal
author of a State of the Art Assessment of Electric and Hybrid Vehicles in Use
throughout the World, a report prepared for Congress.
Developed the data requirements and collection methodology, and
extensively traveled in France, Germany and the Great Britain in fulfillment of
this task. Information was
collected from vehicle manufacturers, operators, and government officials.
Managed the statistical analysis efforts, as well as report organization,
editing, and publication. Designed
the cover art.
Project
manager of a study for the Urban Mass Transit Administration regarding Automated
Fare Collection equipment and methods for the purpose of assessing alternative
systems approaches as well as the costs and reliability associated with existing
systems in use.
Jet Propulsion
Laboratory, 4800 Oak Grove Drive, Pasadena, California 91103
October, 1977 -
May, 1980
6.
THE
PRACTICE OF LAW
Admitted
to practice in California, as well as United States Federal Courts of the Northern, Eastern and Central Districts of California
1980
to 1983 – Associate, Law Offices of David M. Hollingsworth, Monterey,
California.
Litigation
practice, handling all aspects of a variety of civil cases, including real
estate, business disputes, contracts, foreclosure, unlawful detainer, mechanics'
liens, negligence, nuisance, dissolution of marriage, dissolution of
partnerships, bankruptcy, probate, conservatorship, and estate planning. An enjoyable highlight was in December, 1982, when the firm
obtained a jury verdict of over $550,000 on behalf of 41 clients who lived in a
subdivision adjacent to a Sewage Treatment Plant. I
was responsible for trial preparation and I applied knowledge of mathematics and statistics to cross-examine expert
witnesses during trial concerning models used by the United States Environmental
Protection Agency relating to drift of odors.
1983
to 1988 – Sole Practitioner, Monterey and Carmel, California
Practice
similar to the foregoing.
1988
to 1997 – Founding Partner, Harrow and Cayce, Attorneys at Law, Monterey,
California
Practice
similar to the foregoing, with a growing emphasis on Business, Real Estate, and
Estate Planning.
1997
to present – Sole Practitioner, Carmel Valley, California
Practice
focusing on Estate Planning, Business and Real Estate.
TEACHING
EXPERIENCE
1970-1975. Teaching
Assistant at the State University of New York at Stony Brook, teaching such
classes as Differential and Integral Calculus.
Classes were comprised primarily of Mathematics and Science majors in the
undergraduate University program.
During
that same time, taught a course in Finite Mathematics to undergraduate students
as an adjunct faculty member of the Suffolk County Community College in Selden,
New York.
1971-1972.
Mathematics teacher in a private high school, teaching Algebra,
Intermediate Algebra, Geometry and Calculus.
1975-1977.
Part-time Instructor in the Los Angeles Community College District
(teaching at Santa Monica City College, Los Angeles City College and East Los
Angeles City College),
teaching Algebra, Trigonometry, Intermediate Algebra, Analytic Geometry, and
Integral Calculus.
1976-1978.
Part-time Lecturer at California State University, Northridge, teaching
Trigonometry, Algebra, Calculus, and Matrix Algebra.
1983-1990.
Part-time Lecturer at Monterey Peninsula College, Monterey, California,
(certain years) teaching Trigonometry, Algebra, Differential Calculus, Legal
Aspects of Real Estate, and Statistics.
CIVIC
AND VOLUNTEER WORK
Carmel
Valley Angel Project - Legal counsel (pro bono). Formed and act as
counsel for a charitable corporation that provides food, clothing and essential
items to families in need in Carmel Valley during the Christmas holiday season
each year. Counsel (2001 to present)
Carmel
Valley Village Improvement Committee - General support activities (1980's to present).
Director (2005-2006)
Carmel
Valley Community Youth Center - - Originated, produced and coordinated
“Hoofer’s
Nightclub”, a temporary dancehall
inside the Carmel Valley community center, as a way of providing more social
activities for Carmel Valley Village. (1995)
Friends
of the Carmel Valley Library - Originated, produced and coordinated
“A
Night at the Old Buckeye”, an annual
fund-raiser for the Carmel Valley Library, (1995 - 1999). This
fund-raiser helped to keep the doors of the library open one extra day a week
and produced capital funds to help with the expansion of the library. Assisted in
By-Laws revision and general support activities (2004). Director
(2005-present). Established a School Scrabble Club. Organized, produced and
coordinated a qualifying Scrabble Tournament and sent the 2 winning students to
the National School Scrabble Championship in Boston, where they took 31st place
out of 98 teams. (2006)
Carmel
Valley Chamber of Commerce
- Director. Participated in various
activities, including the revision of the By-Laws. (1995-96)
Carmel-By-The-Sea
Rotary Club
- Membership Development Chairman (1994-95), Program Chairman (1995-96), Club
Secretary (1996-1998), Paul Harris Fellow (1996 and 1999)
Carmel
Rotary Blues Band
- Keyboardist and secretary. The
band, comprised of members of the Carmel-by-the-Sea Rotary Club, rehearsed once
a week, performed for a fee and established a scholarship fund.
Donations were made to various worthy organizations and individuals, such
as music programs in the local schools. Primarily through the band's and
the Club's efforts, a recording studio was created in the Carmel Youth Center
for local youth to train, rehearse and record. (1994 to 1998)
“Carmel
Rotary Soul and Blues Revue” - Organized, produced and coordinated an
annual fund-raiser for the Carmel Rotary Club, the purpose of which was to raise
money for youth music programs in the local community.
Chairperson and Board Member (1997-98)
Board Member in charge of legal affairs (1999)
Red
Cross, Carmel Chapter
- Instructor in the area of HIV/AIDS education.
Trained other speakers on the Speakers' Bureau and gave talks to social
and civic groups on the subject. Originated
the concept of “B.A.R.” (Basic AIDS Review), which involved taking groups of
Red Cross speakers into local bars to spread accurate and up-to-date information
about the problem of HIV and AIDS in the community. (1987-89)
The
Jewish Food and Crafts Festival, Carmel, California - Director of Transportation and Traffic Control
(People Movement) (1987 to 1998). Traffic Control Volunteer (1999 to 2003).
Director of Transportation and Traffic Control
(People Movement) (2005 to present)
Old
Monterey Business Association
- Director. Worked on various
activities, including a statistical analysis and preparation of graphs and a
report regarding a survey of pedestrian activity in the Downtown area of
Monterey, California. (1994 and
1995)
Pebble
Beach Concours d’Elegance
– Volunteer coordinator for the Club d’Elegance tent. Helped with the programming of the event’s database.
(1998 - 2000) Hospitality staff (2001)
RECREATION
AND HOBBIES
Grooming
- Good therapy for both of us and a great bonding experience.
Motorcycling
– I've been riding motorcycles since the 60’s. Since
1991, I have
traveled over 70,000 miles touring this great land on a 1991 Harley Davidson
Electra Glide.
Computer
programming, operation and maintenance
(1965 to
present)
Brewing Beer
– English bitter, brown ale, and porter. (1991 to present)
Piano
- primarily classical (1957 to present); dabbled with the blues (1994 to 1998)
Power
Boating - (1999 to present)
