William Amadio
Professor Email: amadio@rider.edu
Phone Number: 609-896-5254
Department Name:
Information Systems and Supply Chain Management
Office Location:
Sweigart Hall 368

Faculty Office Hours

Mailing Address:
2083 Lawrenceville Road, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648
Role: 
Faculty
Title: 
Professor
Email: 
amadio@rider.edu
Phone Number: 
609-896-5254
Department Name: 
Information Systems and Supply Chain Management
Mailing Address: 
2083 Lawrenceville Road, Lawrenceville, NJ 08648
Office Location: 
Sweigart Hall 368

Background Information

  • Doctor of Philosophy, 1975, Polytechnic University, Probability Theory, Functional Analysis
  • Master of Science, 1973, Polytechnic University, Mathematics
  • Bachelor’s of Science, 1970, Brooklyn College, Mathematics

Refereed Articles

  • Amadio, W. J. (2010).  Examination of Genetic Polymorphisms in Newborns for Signatures of Sex-specific Prenatal Selection. Molecular Human Reproduction, 16 (10), 770-777.
  • Amadio, W. J., Taylor, A. R., & Zhang, X. (2009).  Examination of Relevance Criteria Choices and the Information Search Process.  Journal of Documentation, 65 (5), 719-744.
  • Amadio, W. J. (2009).  Self-Expression in Technical Courses: Making It Happen.  American Journal of Business Education, 2 (5).
  • Bryan, M. J., De La Rosa, N., Hill, A., Amadio, W., & Wieder, R. (2008).  Influence of Prescription Benefits on Reported Pain in Cancer Patients.  Pain Medicine, 9 (8), 1148-1157.

Presentation of Refereed Papers
International

  • Amadio, W. J. (2008). Self-Expression in Technical Courses: Making It Happen.  College Teaching and Learning Conference, San Juan, Puerto Rico. 
  • Amadio, W. J. & Eder, L. B. (2008). Business Forensics: A Fraud Detection Case Study.   WITS: Workshop on Information Technologies and Systems, Paris, France. 

Presentation of Non-Refereed Papers
State 

  • Amadio, W. J., Brenner, J., & Colaianni, M. (2011). Text Analytics: The Next Generation of Search.   NJ Society of CPAs Business Valuation, Forensic Investigation & Litigation Services Conference, Edison, New Jersey.

Honors-Awards-Grants
Awards

  • 2010:  Advisor Appreciation Award Rider University.
  • 2009:  Advisor Appreciation Award Rider University.
  • 2008:  Paid research leave - Launching the X-Engine Rider University
  • 2008:  Advisor Appreciation Award Rider University.
  • 2007:  Research and Curriculum Development Grants Cyber-crime and Forensics Institute.
  • 2006:  Research and Curriculum Development Grants Cyber-crime and Forensics Institute.
  • 2006:  Most Influential Faculty Member - Founder's Day Rider University.
  • 2005:  Davis Fellowship.
  • 2005:  Most Influential Faculty Member - Founder's Day Rider University.
  • 2004:  Summer Research Grant
  • 2000:  Most Influential Faculty Member - Founder's Day Rider University. 
  • 1999:  Most Influential Faculty Member - Founder's Day Rider University.
  • 1998:  Most Influential Faculty Member - Founder's Day Rider University.
  • 1997:  Most Influential Faculty Member - Founder's Day Rider University. 
  • 1990:  Lindback Award for Distinguished Teaching Rider University. 
  • 1989:  Dean's Award of Special Recognition Rider University.