Joel Hutchins
Assistant Professor/ CISSP/PMP
Education:
- Master of Science in Information Technology /Security
- Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
- Cyber Security certificate from ENMU Cyber Security COE
- ISC2 Certified Information System Security Professional (CISSP)
- Project Management Professional (PMP)
Professional Life:
Since receiving his BSCS in 1992 Joel has worked in various Computer Science disciplines such as Software/Systems Engineering, Software Quality Assurance, Configuration Management, Project Management, System Administration, and Information Technology/Security as well as teaching college and university courses in Cyber Security, Information Systems. Joel’s experience and employment history includes
- Security consultant/Information Systems Security Engineer (ISSE) and Information System Security Manager (ISSM) for an Air Force defense contractor
- Air Force medical facility dual role as the Information Systems Security Manager (ISSM)/Information Systems Security Officer (ISSO)
- Senior IT Security Analyst/Security Control Assessor (SCA) Information Systems Certifications Branch (ISCB) Space Force/Intelligence Community
- Technology Director and Information Security Officer at ENMU-Ruidoso
- Organizational Computer Security Official (OCSO) for NASA Goddard Space Flight Center contract
- ISSM for DIACAP Air Force contract o Software Engineer for Air Force contract
- Deputy Facility Security Officer for DoD contractor
- Software Engineer for multiple DoD contractors
- Adjunct Asst. Professor for Computer Science, IT, and Cyber courses at Colorado Technical University and ENMU since 2010
Certifications:
ISC2 Certified Information System Security Professional (CISSP), a PMI Project Management Professional (PMP). Joel also has the certification from ENMU-Ruidoso Cyber Security Center of Excellence with related Committee on National Security Systems (CNSS) 4016 and NSTISSI 4011 certification
Personal life:
Joel likes to learn Spanish on Duolingo, practice 6-string guitar, take training courses for new Cyber certificates, and learn homestead skills like food preservation, soap making and so on. More active interests include learning Taekwondo with his grandkids, and outdoor activities such as camping, hunting, fishing, mountain bike riding, hiking, and working on his goat ranch.
Angel Eleazer
Welcome Students!
My name is Professor Angel Eleazer, and I am the instructor for Cyber-Ethics, Professionalism, and Career Development. As we progress through this course, we will learn the impact of information systems on commerce, education, and personal activities. We will also learn to use productivity tools for data analysis and communication.
A little about me. I reside in Dumfries, Virginia, approximately nineteen miles from Mt. Vernon, Virginia, President George Washington’s home. The city of Dumfries is located about thirty miles outside the nation’s capital, Washington D.C. I’ve been living in Virginia for 25 years, having originated from South Carolina.
I have worked in the Computer Science field for over 26 years, after leaving the healthcare circuit and getting my start at a reference medical laboratory, providing helpdesk support. I later moved on to a software company, which broadened my horizons into the Information Technology arena. That transition is what later led me into the world of cybersecurity. I have held several positions within cybersecurity, with my current role being a Senior Cyber Security Analyst. Working in cybersecurity has afforded me opportunities beyond my wildest dreams, which has fueled my passion for teaching the subject.
In my free time, I enjoy traveling, outdoor activities, experiencing new cuisines, and spending time with family and friends. By the time this course begins, I will have taken my first hot air balloon ride in Napa Valley, California, and I am so very excited about it. I am sure I will have many stories to share, as I always do.
I hope you enjoy this course and are prepared to gain a lot of knowledge. I look forward to collaborating with you all and seeing you in class.
Prof. Angel Eleazer, aka Prof. Angel
Contact Information:
Prof. Angel Eleazer
ENMU-Ruidoso Virtual Course
Cell phone number: 703-362-8776 (when texting, please include your name in the text message)
Email within Canvas or angel.eleazer@enmu.edu.
For all communication, I will get back to you as soon as possible, usually within a couple of hours. However, if it is urgent, please feel free to give me a call.
Stephen D. Miller M.S./ITIL/QM/BPR
Professor Emeritus / CAE Peer Review National Center (PRNC) Director, NCyTE Leadership Team Member
575-808-1138 (Cell)
E-Mail: sdmillertx@gmail.com smiller@whatcom.edu
Website:
CAE Peer Review National Center (CNC) https://caecommunity.org/national-center/peer-review NCyTE: https://www.ncyte.net/
Mr. Miller is a Professor Emeritus ENMU-Ruidoso (non-Native American Serving Institution), CAE Peer Review National Center (PRNC) Director and NSF ATE National Cybersecurity Training and Education Center (NCyTE) Leadership Team Consultant contracted through Whatcom Community College.
He is a Vietnam Veteran and a retired executive from ExxonMobil Global Information Systems. A highlight of his career as member of the NASA Mission Control on the APOLLO Missions. He has served on many grants, committees, boards, and projects like NCyTE where he provides cybersecurity outreach to Native American Tribes and Colleges, Industry outreach, Curriculum development, and international DEI support for students. He was the lead for New Mexico CTE CyberNet Academy targeting Mescalero High School teachers.
He has a MS/MIS Managing Computer Technology from Houston Christian University, BS/Business Services and BIS (Phi Kappa Phi honors) from the University of Houston – Downtown, and AAS/Business Data Processing & Technical Certificate from San Jacinto College. In addition, Mr. Miller is ITIL Certified in Information Technology – Service Management, certified in Business Process Reengineering, and Certified Quality Matters Master Reviewer for e-learning and certified in Organizational Management for Improving Organizational Effectiveness from The Office of Executive Development, Rice University.
Deborah Grider
Education:
Masters Information Technology
Masters Education Administration
Masters Education with emphasis on e-Education
Bachelors of Science Applied Management
Associates Arts
Certifications:
Fire Science, IT Essentials, I and II, A+ Computer Science College Boards, New Mexico Public Education Vocational Technical 7-12 grade Teaching
Work Experience:
1989-2000 Systems Supervisor/General Manager for Hotel companies
2000-2009 University of New Mexico Adjunct Professor, Valencia Campus
2009-2015 Law Enforcement
2015-present Teaching IT and Computer Science (dual credit and high school credit), Mescalero Apache School
Juan Gonzalez
I have been living in El Paso since June 2000, though I am originally from Southern California. Most people know El Paso for its close relationship with Fort Bliss Army Base. It was a career move that originally brought me to El Paso, and I have been here ever since.
My passion for Computer Science spans a couple of decades of work in the IT field, but I officially got my start in 1999 through a software company. Since then, I have been fortunate to work for the DoD, Homeland Security, the City of El Paso, and even NASA. Today, I am a Cybersecurity Engineer for a Government contracting company, and teach online cybersecurity courses for ENMU-Ruidoso.
As my career in IT developed, so did my formal education and certifications. Beginning with an A+ certification, then progressing all the way through a Masters in Digital Forensics, my love for computers continues to grow. I can’t emphasize enough how important a formal Computer Science education has been in developing my computer knowledge. Knowing how to do something is as important as knowing why it’s done that way.
When work and school is not on the menu, I love spending time with my family. I have two promising young boys and a very wonderful and supportive wife. They are my pride and joy. I love taking them on trips to California and almost have them convinced that we should move out there. Ha! Wishful thinking on my part; they are 100-percent family grounded in Texas!