CV: Mark R. Jones

Curriculum Vitae

Upcoming Presentations and Public Addresses


Degrees, Discipline, Year, Institution

M.S. Management, 1996, Antioch University - Seattle
B.A. Systems Analysis, 1978, Western Washington University

Current Projects and Professional Activities

  • Organization development, innovation, optimization, administration, and strategic planning
  • Large-scale systems architecture and integration (enterprise management) programs
  • Customer-facing technology planning, development, and implementation
  • Culture & Change Management
  • IT and IS product research and development, operations, and infrastructure

Important Conference Presentations

Research Interests

Leadership & Management (Senior | Executive)
     >  Community Capacity-Building | Team Building 
     >  Facilitation (Process Design | Hosting)
     >  Program Management (SE&I | Business Continuity)
     >  Mastery (Personal | Organizational)
Optimization (Personal | Organizational)
     >  Cultural Change | Values-based Decision-Making 
     >  Process Mgmt & Improvement (Lean | TOC | Agile) 
     >  Informatics | Cybernetics 
     >  Enterprise Mgmt | Architecture | IT | Automation
Sustainability Strategy (“Net-Provider” Approach)
     >  Natural Resources —
            +  Water (surface water reclamation)
            +  Food (community gardens and CSA)
            +  Energy (renewable and energy reclamation)
     >  Infrastructure Resources (whole-lifecycle) 
            +  Technology Design | Reuse | Recycle
            +  Facilities & Mfg | Transportation & Distr
            +  Information (data, knowledge, wisdom)
     >  Human Resources —
            +  Wellness (health resource optimization)
            +  Human Services (basic needs)
            +  Compassionate Human Relationships

Research Expertise


Expertise Working with Saybrook Students

N/A

Research Expertise

Research Expertise Rating Guide:

  1. studied in a class or have read intensively on my own
  2. special training in the form of a workshop or equivalent
  3. taught a class in, or supervised research using this method (research practicum, on a dissertation or master's committee
  4. used in research myself
  5. published or presented at conferences my research using this method

Methods Traditionally Considered As Quantitative (But Need Not Be)

Laboratory Research
Field Experiments
Randomized Controlled Clinical
Quasi-experimental methods
Correlational Methods

Methods That Could Use Quantitative Or Qualitative Methods

Action Research
Survey Research
Interview Research
Observational Research
Epidemiological Research
Ethnography
Focus Groups
Self-Observational Methods
Narrative Methods
Feminist Methods
Content Analysis
Discovery-Oriented (psychotherapy)
Events paradigm (psychotherapy)
Archival Research
Case History Methods
Appreciative Inquiry
Multiple Case Depth Research
Hermeneutic Single Case Efficacy Design
Longitudinal research
Cross-sectional research

Methods Primarily Associated With Qualitative Research (But May Also Use Quantitative)

Ethnoautobiographical research
Hermeneutics
Grounded Theory
Phenomenology
Heuristic Research

Types of Analysis

Simple Parametric Statistics (t-test, etc.)
Confidence intervals
Analysis of Variance (including MANOVA)
Analysis of Covariance
Regression (including multiple regression)
Discriminant Function Analysis
Structural Equation Modeling/Path Analysis
Causal Modeling
Cluster Analysis
Survival Analysis
Nonparametrics
Bayesian Analysis
Meta-analysis and effect sizes
Factor Analysis
Time series analysis
Multidimensional scaling

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