Structural Flaws in the Ethics of Technology. Association for Information Systems 2012 Americas Conference. Seattle, Washington. August, 2012

Epistemology in IS: Do We Even Know What We Need To Know? Invited Workshop Keynote. Association for Information Systems 2012 Americas Conference. Seattle, Washington. August, 2012

Philosophical Foundations of Information Modeling. International Resource Management Association International Conference. Washington, DC. May 2006.

Data Push Versus Metric Pull: Competing Paradigms for Data Warehouse Design and Their Implications. Information Resources Management Association International Conference. Philadelphia, Pennsylvannia. May 2003.

Constructing a Story to Explore an Ethical Dilemma. Nineteenth Annual Faculty Research Forum. Washington Consortium of Schools of Business. April, 2003. Washington, D.C.

A Teleological Approach to Information Systems Development. Information Resources Management Association International Conference. Toronto, Ontario, Canada. May 2001.

Applying Socratic Method to Problems in Information Systems. Seventeenth Annual Faculty Research Forum. Washington Consortium of Schools of Business. April, 2001. Washington, D.C.

Protecting Privacy in Cyberspace: Just Selfishness or is it Immoral? George Washington University Seminar Series on the History of Recent Science. March, 2001. Washington, D.C.

The Role of Stories in Computer Ethics. SBPM Faculty Meeting Spotlight on Research. May, 2000. Washington, D.C.

The Poverty of Epistemology in Data Warehousing: Some Early Observations. Sixteenth Annual Faculty Research Forum. Washington Consortium of Schools of Business. April, 2000. Washington, D.C.

An Analysis of Ontological Assumptions in Information Modeling. Information Resources Management Association International Conference. Hershey, Pennsylvannia. May 1999.

Metaphysical Assumptions in Conceptual Database Design. Invited Talk. National Institute of Standards, Standard Reference Data Program. May 1999.

Information Modeling and the Problem of Universals: A Preliminary Analysis of Metaphysical Assumptions. Proceedings of the Association for Information Systems 1998 Americas Conference. August 14-16.Baltimore, Maryland.

The Myth of Prometheus : Archetype of Technology or Archetype of Humanity ? Fourteenth Annual Faculty Research Forum. Washington Consortium of Schools of Business. April, 1998. Washington, D.C.

Holes in the Web: Avoiding Web Development Strategy Pitfalls. Seventh Annual Technology and Business Competitiveness Seminar Expo. The George Washington University Virginia Campus. April 1998.

Comprehending the Incomprehensible: Techniques for making sense out of rapid technological change. GW Alumni College. Sept 1997.

Information Systems Development By Objectives: A Problem Solving Approach to Information Systems Development. Fourth Annual MITRE Acquisition Conference. October, 1995. McLean, Va.

Critical Thinking vs. Raising Awareness in Computer Ethics. First Annual Cherry Blossom Conference on Critical Thinking. April, 1995. Takoma Park, MD.

Dialectic Values Clarification: Putting Virtue into Practice. Computer Ethics Institute 4th National Conference. April, 1995. Washington, D.C.

Computers and the Quality of Life. Eleventh Annual Faculty Research Forum. Washington Consortium of Schools of Business. April, 1995. Washington, D.C.

On the Brink of the Information Age. George Washington University. Colonial Challenge. April, 1995. Washington, D.C.

Virtue vs. Utility: Alternative Foundations of Computer Ethics. Ethics in the Computer Age Conference. Gatlinburg, Tenn. November, 1994.

Defining System Objectives, MITRE Maritime Safety Management Department, August 1994.

Information Modeling and the Problem of Identifying Classes, MITRE Database Management Cluster Group, June 1994.

Virtue Ethics in Information Systems. Tenth Annual Washington Consortium of Schools of Business Faculty Research Forum. Gallaudet University. April 1994.

Interdisciplinary Research in Information Systems. George Washington University. Doctoral Research Colloquium. October, 1994. Washington, D.C.

Is Information Modelling Free from Cognitive and Social Influences ? Fifth Symposium on Human Factors in Information Systems. October 1993. Cleveland, Ohio.

Is Information Modeling Free from Cognitive and Social Influences (Preliminary Version). Ninth Annual Washington Consortium of Schools of Business Faculty Research Forum. George Washington University. March 1993.

How Research Really Gets Done. George Washington University. School of Business and Public Management. Faculty Research Colloquia. December, 1992. Washington, D.C.