Andrew S. Jensen
Ph.D. (in progress), University of North Carolina at Charlotte B.A., Appalachian State University
Biographical Synopsis My family and I came to North Carolina from Phoenix, Arizona in 2003 to return to school after a 15 year hiatus. Between 1988 and 2003 I spent considerable time as a technical trainer and writer for several software companies in Utah and Arizona. After completing a degree in English at Appalachian State University I entered graduate school at UNC Charlotte, where I am currently a PhD student in the Computer Science department, working in the Future Computing Lab under the direction of Dr. Dale-Marie Wilson. My wife, Christie, and I have been married eighteen years and have three children: Kamisha (16), Courtney (13), and Brady (7). Click here for my Professional Resume

Contact

Future Computing Lab
Department of Computer Science
404 Woodward Hall
9201 University City Boulevard
Charlotte, NC 28223

Phone: (704) 687-6261 (lab)
E-mail: ajensen7@uncc.edu

 

Teaching

No classes this semester

 

Research

Click here for a Statement of Research Interests

 

Publications

Refereed Journal Articles

• Jensen, A. S., Cazier, J. A. and Dave, D. S. (accepted, 2009) "Consumer Views of Implanted Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Devices for Medical Information Retrieval," Communications of Global Information Technology.
  
• Cazier, J. A., Jensen, A. S. and Dave, D. S. (2008) "The Impact Of Consumer Perceptions Of Information Privacy And Security Risks On The Adoption Of Residual RFID Technologies," Communications of the Association for Information Systems, 23(14) 2008. (pdf)
  
• Dave, D. S., Cazier, J. A. and Jensen, A. S. (2008) "The Challenges in Adopting Residual RFID Technologies in the Business Environment: A Consumer Segmentation Approach," International Journal of Business Environment, 2(2) 2008. (pdf)
  
• Jensen, A. S., Cazier, J. A. and Dave, D. S. (2008) "Mitigating Consumer Perceptions Of Privacy And Security Risks With The Use Of Residual RFID Technologies Through Governmental Trust," Journal of Information System Security, 4(1) 2008. (pdf)

Conference Papers

• Jensen, A. S., Cazier, J. A. and Dave, D. S. (2009) "Preliminary Findings Regarding Consumer Perspectives of Implanted Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Devices for Medical Information Retrieval," Global Information Technology Management Association World Conference, 14 – 16 June 2009.
  
• Jensen, A. S. and Cazier, J. S. (2008) "Consumer Perspectives of Implanted Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) Devices for Medical Information Retrieval," Southeast Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences, 2 - 3 October 2008.
  
• Dave, D. S., Cazier, J. A. and Jensen, A. S. (2007) "The Impact of Residual RFID Logistics on Consumer Use and Purchase Intentions," Southeast Institute for Operations Research and the Management Sciences, 4 - 5 October 2007.
  
• Jensen, A. S., Cazier, J. A. and Dave, D. S. (2007) "The Impact Of Government Trust Perception On Privacy Risk Perceptions And Consumer Acceptance Of Residual RFID Technologies," Americas Conference for Information Systems, 9 - 12 August 2007.

Hobbies and Interests

I spend most of my spare time with my family. We love outdoor activities such as hiking, swimming and rock climbing. I also enjoy carpentry and I continue to write fiction. In addition to a growing library of short stories and poetry I am currently working on a series of young adult fantasy/adventure novels.

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