Dave Huff

• PhD, Wayne State University, 2006
• MS, Information Systems, University of Colorado - Boulder, 1993
• MBA, University of Detroit, 1991
• BS, Business Logistics, The Pennsylvania State University, 1987

Research

• Organizational Learning
• Information Security
• Knowledge Management

Teaching

• Global Supply Chain
• Production and Operations Management
• Quantitative Methods
• Information Technologies and Cyber Security
• Leadership

• Huff, David C. (2021). Embedding Security Certifications into University Degrees. Proceedings of Cyber Maryland – presented by the Federal Business Council - 2021
• Huff, David C. (2010). The Role of Information Security in Developing and Delivering Training. Proceedings of the Annual International Conference on Infocomm Technologies in Competitive Strategy.
• Huff, David C. (2006). The Effects of EPSS Selection Controls on Incidental Learning, Performance Time and Task Accuracy. Doctoral Dissertation Chair: Dr. Rita Richey.
• Huff, David C. (2003, December 8). Leveraging Technology in Support of Business Continuity Planning, Michigan Lawyers Weekly, 18(5), p. 4.

Huff, David C. (2024) Cyber Security and Resilience in the Digital Era. 26th Annual New York State Cybersecurity Conference, Albany, NY 2024

Huff, David C. (2024) The Convergence of Networking and Cloud Curriculum and Practice. C5 Forum and AFCEA – Pacific Cyber Command, Ft. Shafter, HI, 2024

Huff, David C. (2023) Unpacking the National Cyber Security Education Strategy. Peak Cyber Conference, Ft. Collins, CO, 2023

Huff, David C. (2021) Embedding Security Certifications into University Degrees. Proceedings of Cyber Maryland – presented by the Federal Business Council - 2021

Annual International Conference on Infocomm Technologies in Competitive Strategy, Singapore 2010 Topic: The Role of Information Security in Developing and Delivering Training

American Society of Training and Development, Detroit, MI 2009 Topic: Bridging Academics and Business – Exploiting the Incidental Learning Channel

Association of Educational Communication and Technology, Anaheim, CA 2007 Topic: The Effects of EPSS Selection Controls on Incidental Learning, Performance Time and Task Accuracy