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Raphael J. Caprio, Ph.D. 76 North Finley Avenue
Basking Ridge, NJ 07920
Business Phone: (848) 932-‐2422 Phone: (201) 323-‐3261 e-‐mail: [email protected] EMPLOYMENT January 1, 2012 - Present Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 University Professor, located at the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, Civic Square Building, 33 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, NJ 08901 Research Professor with emphasis on municipal and county finance and budgeting, real estate, property tax/ tax policy and public sector labor issues. Also, significant experience in NJ Interest Arbitration, having testi-fied in more than 120 cases over two decades. Teaching Responsibilities include Government Budgeting and Public Sector Management. Co-Executive Producer, “Due Process”. Rutgers University, NJTV, and WNET.
1996-2011 University Vice President for Continuing Studies, and Professor of Public Administration. Also concur-rently served as Interim University Chief Information Officer October 2002-June 2003. Rutgers University, 83 Somerset Street, Old Queens Room 306, New Brunswick, NJ, 08901. Reported to the Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs and University Budget Officer. Responsible for executive leadership for all university continuous education, distance learning, off-campus learning facili-ties, off-campus non-credit, credit, and degree programs, and university outreach efforts to non-traditional communities. Member of President’s Cabinet, Middle States Reaccreditation Steering Committee, others. Major units reporting to the Vice President include the Center for Government Services, the Center for Exec-utive Leadership in Government, iTV Broadcast studio, University Conference Center, Summer/Winter Of-fices, off campus satellite facilities, more … Accomplishments:
• Directed the successful development of the Rutgers University-Brookdale Community College aca-demic partnership providing distributed degree completion for non-traditional students in Freehold NJ; currently replicating this initiative with Atlantic Cape Community College in Mays Landing NJ.
• Successful reorganization of the New Brunswick Summer Session, resulting in an increase in profit-ability of more than 125 percent within four years.
• Successful implementation of centralized infrastructure support and a unified non-credit registration system for 23 active continuing education units serving approximately 40,000 adults and non-traditional students annually (approximately 100,000 registrations).
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• Successful financial and program reorganization of both the University Inn and Conference Center and Rutgers technical training programs, each historically a significant financial deficit for the Uni-versity.
• Successfully implemented a revised business plan for the University production television studio that continues to enable the University to support the development of academic and instructional videos through the provision of profit generating services to external clients. The quality of production ser-vices acknowledged through the reception of nine competitive awards by the iTV Studio between 2006 and 2008.
• Developed and deployed a successful distance learning business model designed to serve non-traditional students. Developed academic course development policies and provided executive lead-ership for implementation of partnerships with eLearning ASPs.
• Responsible for direct report budgets exceeding $40 million annually. • Established eBusiness and web-based registration for University self-sustaining academic units. • Successful deployment of the Rutgers University network of Interactive Video Classrooms. • Initiated and completed several policy initiatives as Interim CIO including (1) establishment of the
University Wireless Policy, (2) Deployment of redundant high speed fiber between the Newark and new Brunswick Campuses, (3) Restructuring the Student Telephone Policy, (4) deploying the SEVIS implementation, and others.
• Successful provision of information technology support to seven municipalities in the Central New Jersey region
• Successful reorganization of the Center for Government Services. Associate Provost for Campus Development and Professor of Public Administration, 1994-1996 Rutgers University, 15 Washington Street, Newark, NJ 07102 Responsible for the technology-based instructional support efforts of the Newark campus, the operations of the Division of Continuing Education and Summer School, the Office of Campus Communications, Alumni Affairs, institutional development and foundation relations, campus computing and information resources, external affairs, distance learning and off campus programs, market research and business development, and major areas of campus institutional research. Accomplishments:
• Instrumental in the development and completion of the Newark campus' first business and marketing plan.
• Provided executive leadership in the creation of the Division of Continuing Education and Summer Sessions including the reorganization of self-sustaining units at the Newark campus
• Reorganized alumni affairs with the aim of integrating with campus development and fund raising • Developed the first comprehensive distance education strategy within the University, including the
planning of and completion of the University's first dedicated distance learning classroom. • Provided leadership to the first campus coordinated force for communications, marketing and publi-
cations. • Directed instructional research on enrollment planning for the Newark campus.
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Professor of Public Administration and Chair, 1983-1994 Department of Public Administration, Graduate School-Newark, Rutgers University. Served as the Director of the Master in Public Administration (MPA) Program, and the University Director of the New Jersey Certi-fied Public Manager Program (NJCPM.).
Accomplishments:
• Responsible for the establishment, development, and expansion of the Graduate Department of Pub-lic Administration. After leaving after eleven years at the helm, the department had reached national ranking (25 of 262) among public management programs.
• Increased enrollment in the MPA program by 65 percent during tenure, and faculty resources from three positions to 14.
• Designed, developed, and lead the Executive MPA program (located in Trenton). The EMPA served as a university model for off-campus executive programs, achieving a 96 percent retention and com-pletion rate cited as an exemplar by a national accreditation team.
• Increased departmental extramural funding from zero to almost one million dollars annually. • Directed curriculum revisions leading to Rutgers MPA’s first accreditation by NASPAA, and subse-
quent development to achieve a ranking of 25 of 262 NASPAA programs. • Established successful self -sustaining training programs • Co-creator and Executive Producer of Caucus: New Jersey, a nationally recognized, award winning
public affairs program. • Recipient and co-recipient of a dozen regional and nation awards for public affairs programming
through the department’s sponsorship of Caucus.
General Duties and Responsibilities: Responsible for the reorganization of the graduate program in Public Administration within the Graduate School- Newark. Expected to provide creative leadership and demon-strate executive managerial skills in the establishment of a Department of Public Administration within the Graduate School; provide academic leadership in the curriculum reform and development of self-study doc-uments for accreditation by the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration. Re-sponsible for the operation of the graduate program, with approximately 260 students working toward the MP A degree.
Also, as Director of the CPM program, is responsible for the development and operation of the Rutgers por-tion of the New Jersey Certified Public Manager program, including curriculum development for the 180 hour program; directs all aspects of the program at Rutgers. Currently, 300 students are enrolled in CPM courses at five facilities throughout the State.
Served as an elected member of the Graduate School Executive Committee for ten years. Served as an elect-ed member of the Newark Campus Faculty Council for four, including one term as chair. Served as a mem-ber of the Rutgers university-wide computer planning committee (two years).
Executive Administrator, 1981-1982, Associate Professor of Urban Affairs Center of Alcohol Studies, Rutgers University , New Brunswick, N .J . Duties and Responsibilities: This position was established after an ad hoc committee review of the Center of Alcohol Studies, then the largest research institute at the State University, indicated such need due to fi-
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nancial losses of its publications and research unit, as well as the loss of substantial Federal grant resources. As the Executive Administrator, Dr. Caprio was entrusted with full authority over all operations of the Cen-ter, exceeding that of the Director. Responsibilities include all personnel actions, fiscal matters, and other administrative and managerial affairs. After initiating reorganization at the Center, provided oversight and assistance to the newly appointed Acting Director. Responsible also for monitoring progress of Center staff in implementing changes, as well as to continue examining budget integrity of its Journal. During his ap-pointment, Dr. Caprio successfully eliminated the financial deficit of the publications division and success-fully reorganized the academic structure of the Center.
Accomplishments:
• Successfully reorganized the nearly bankrupt Center of Alcohol Studies, insuring the continued oper-ation of this important research center within the university.
• Developed and implemented the fiscal recovery plan for the Journal of Studies on Alcohol, which served as that publication’s business model for almost a decade.
Acting Dean, 1981, and Associate Professor of Urban Affairs Rutgers University, Newark College of Arts and Sciences, 360 Dr. Martin Luther King Blvd., Newark, NJ.
Responsibility for all aspects of operation {with the exception of physical plant and security) for an under-graduate college of 4000 students and 250 FTE faculty. Responsibilities included the allocation of instruc-tional resources, academic review of faculty and programs, as well as operational budget performance re-view. The College completed an AACSB self-study, and accreditation reviews in Music and Social Welfare under the direction of the Acting Dean. Improvements in academic support programs {such as the College's advising system) were initiated and plans developed for the expansion and improvement of the College's in-structional inventory .
1976-1980: Associate Dean, NCAS, Rutgers University.
The Associate Dean had responsibility for all aspects of student academic operations including responsibility for College assistant academic deans, as well as the College's academic recorder, and staff. Also, was responsible for implementing all testing and transfer evaluation programs {both Univer-sity and NJ State), and represented the College in matters of recruitment and admissions. The Associate Dean was responsible for the allocation and performance of the College's non-salaried budget, and the alloca-tion of other instructional resources. The Associate Dean was responsible during this period with the plan-ning and establishment of the following research and instruction resources: the College's electron microscopy center {both TEM and SEM); a journalism laboratory; a computer equipped graphics lab, a video equipped language lab, and a public service research office. Finally, the Associate Dean was expected to represent the College and act in the Dean's place, when necessary .
1975-1976: Associate Professor and Chairman of the Urban Studies Department; Newark College of Arts and Sciences, Rutgers University, Newark, N.J.
1973-1975: Assistant Professor and Chairman, Department of Urban Studies, Rutgers University, Newark,
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1973: Assistant Professor and Acting Chairman, Department of Geography. January 1 to June 30: Rutgers University, Newark College of Arts and Sciences.
1970-1973: Instructor in Geography. Rutgers University, Newark College of Arts and Sciences. EDUCATION
Ph.D. in Urban Geography, Rutgers -The State University of New Jersey, New Brunswick, NJ, 08903, 1973. A.M. in Urban-Economic Geography, University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, OH 45221, 1967. A.B. in History--Pre-Law, Rutgers University, Newark, NJ, 07102, 1967. SELECTED PROFESSIONAL HONORS 2014, Thomas J. Davy Academic Achievement Award, New Jersey Municipal Managers Association, No-vember 20, 2014. 2014, Emmy, Mid-Atlantic Chapter, National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Best Special Inter-view/Discussion Program, “McGreevy Redux”, Co-Executive Producer with Sandy King, John Farmer, and Ron Chen, September, 20, 2014. 2014, Emmy, New York Chapter, National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Best Public Affairs Programming Emmy for reporting on the “Good Samaritan" bill; Co-Executive Producer with Sandy King, John Farmer, and Ron Chen, New York City, March 29, 2014. 2014 Emmy, New York Chapter, National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Best Criminal Justice Programming, “$=Justice: The Broken Bail System" for Outstanding Crime Program, Co-Executive Produc-er with Sandy King, John Farmer, and Ron Chen, New York City, March 29, 2014, and 2014 Emmy nomination, NY Chapter, NATAS, “Ban the Box", for Outstanding Societal Concerns Report-ing, Co-Executive Producer with Sandy King, John Farmer, and Ron Chen. 2013, Emmy, Best Interview/Discussion Series, Due Process, Executive Producer with John Farmer and Sandy King, Mid-Atlantic Region. September, 2013. Also, two additional Emmy nominations. 2012, Emmy, Best Outstanding Discussion Series, Due Process, Executive Producer with John Farmer and Sandy King, Mid-Atlantic Region. September, 2012. Also two additional Emmy nominations.
2006-2008, Multiple Telly and Aurora awards for Best in Show and Best in Category (Executive Producer)
Rutgers, Caucus and Other
1995, Three Emmy nominations. Caucus New Jersey received three Emmy nominations during the 1994-5 season from the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Executive Producer and co-creator. 1994, American Society for Public Administration (ASPA), New Jersey Chapter, ASPA Professional Achievement Award, June 1994.
1993, Emmy nomination. Caucus New Jersey received an Emmy nomination during the 1992-3 season from the Mid-Atlantic Chapter of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences for Best Public Affairs se-
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ries. Executive Producer and co-creator.
1993, Recipient, Ernest E. McMahon Class of 1930 Award for the extension of the education mission of the University by his support, administration and participation in programs for the people of New Jersey.
1992, The 1992 New York International TV and Film Festival, First Place Medal, Best Series-Public Affairs, Independent Producer Category; with Steve Adubato, Jr., and Laurence Cocco. 1991, The 1991 New York International TV and Film Festival, Second Place Medal, Best Series-Public Af-fairs, Independent Producer Category; with Steve Adubato, Jr., and Laurence Cocco. 1991, Cable Award for Programming Excellence (CAPE), for the Best Series in Government and Politics in New Jersey for 1990-91, presented by the Cable Television Network of New Jersey. Executive Producer. 1990, The 1990 New York International TV and Film Festival, Finalist, Best Series-Public Affairs, Non-Broadcast Category; with Steve Adubato, Jr., and Laurence Cocco.
1990, Cable Award for Programming Excellence (CAPE), for the Best Series in Government and Politics in New Jersey for 1989-90, presented by the Cable Television Network of New Jersey. Executive Producer
1990, Society of Professional Journalists, New Jersey Chapter. Journalism Award, First Place Honors in the Broadcast-Public Service Programming Category for Caucus: New Jersey, 1989 Production Season. With Steve Adubato, Jr., and Laurence Cocco.
1990, The Columbus International Film & Video Festival, Certificate of Honorable Mention for Caucus: New Jerse~, 1989 Public Affairs Series. Executive Producer with Steve Adubato, Producer-Host, and Larry Cocco, Senior Producer. September, Columbus, Ohio. 1989, Sixth Annual New Jersey Video and Film Festival, First Place Honors, Public AffairsTalk Show, Se-ries, Category for Caucus: New Jersey. Exec. Producer, with S. Adubato, Sue Ann Penna, and T. Ledwith. 1988, Cable Award for Programming Excellence (CAPE), for the Single Best Program in Government and Politics in New Jersey for 1987-1988, The Aging of New Jersey, Suburban Cablevision. presented by the Ca-ble Television Network of New Jersey. Executive Producer, with Steve Adubato, Jr., Producer
1988, Award for Cable Excellence (ACE). Presented by the National Academy of Cable Programming (The cable industry's highest programming award), for Caucus: New Jersey as the best locally produced public affairs talk show ~, 1987 production year. Executive Producer, with Steve Adubato, Jr., Producer
1987, Cable Award for Programming Excellence (CAPE), for the Single Best Program in Education and Pub-lic Affairs in New Jersey for the 1986-1987 production year , for Higher Education in New Jersey, May 8,
1987 , Suburban Cablevision. Executive Producer, with Steve Adubato, Jr., Producer.
1987, Award for Cable Excellence (ACE). Presented by the National Academy of Cable Programming (The cable industry's highest programming award), for the "The Drug Dilemma", Suburban Cablevision, Decem-
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ber 5, 1986 as the single best, locally originated public affairs talk show during the 1986 production year . INTEREST ARBITRATION EXPERT TESTIMONY
Dr. Caprio has presented expert testimony in Interest Arbitration cases throughout New Jersey, as well as having served as a seminar leader for the Public Employment Relations Commission (PERC) training of arbi-trators. In related activities, he also served as a member of the Board of Examiners, Department of Commu-nity Affairs, Certified Municipal Finance Officer license program from 1992 through 1996.
The following is a selected, partial listing of some of the more than 100 arbitration proceedings in which he has testified, involving both municipalities and counties:
Newark, NJ PBA and IAFF Teaneck Firefighters Bayonne, NJ Firefighters Plainfield PBA Elizabeth, Town of Nutley PBA County of Essex Sheriff ‘s Dept PBA East Orange, firefighters (multiple IAs) County of Somerset Corrections, PBA Burlington City FOP City of Orange Firefighters (multiple IAs) Somerville PBA City of Rahway Firefighters (Superior officers) Passaic, Firefighters Franklin Township Police, PBA Union Township Firefighters Jersey City Police, SOA, POBA Lincoln Park, Police Piscataway, Management Pennington, Management Perth Amboy Police,PBA (multiple IAs) Madison Boro, PBA, FMBA, Multiple Maplewood, PBA (multiple), FMBA Manville, Management Hudson County Corrections PBA Hoboken PBA Harrison FMBA Manalapan PBA Morris County PBA (COs and Bloomfield Superiors, multiple) Morris County Corrections PBA North Caldwell PBA (multiple) Kearny FMBA Atlantic County, Corrections (multiple) Belleville FMBA Brick Township PBA Berkeley Township PBA (multiple) Guttenberg PBA Essex County Corrections Pemberton Township PBA Cumberland County Sheriff PBA City of Orange PBA Surf City PBA Ship Bottom PBA Union County Sheriff’s PBA Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Investigators Burlington County Sheriff’s PBA Union City PBA Involvement in mediation and negotiations for dozens more cases that were successfully concluded prior to arbitration. GRANTS & CONTRACTS $444,000 October 1, 2008 through Dec. 31, 2009. Government of Egypt, National Management Insti-
tute, Cairo. Development of professional certification program curriculum for professional
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government officials in Egypt. Option to extend to monitor deployment and implementation. $275,000 September 2006-June 2007. Development of Supplier Diversity Online Training. National
Supplier Diversity Council, New York City, NY. $45,000 September 2003-March 2007. Development of Supplier Diversity Online Training. New
York-New Jersey Minority Supplier Purchasing Council, New York City, NY. $2,000,000 October 1, 2002-June 30, 2003. Deployment of RUNet Resources and University Outreach
Initiatives. U.S. Department of Education. $40,000. July 1, 2001-June 2003. Development of asynchronous course: Eradicating Sexual
Harassment”, Vincent Cestone Foundation. $150,000. July 1, 1999- December 31, 2001. “Curriculum Development for Online and Internet-
based Courses”. eCollege, Denver, CO. July 1, 1997-1998. $60,000 “Privatization Program Analysis”, State of New Jersey, Research program budget alloca-
tion. July 1, 1996-1997. “Privatization Program Analysis”, State of New Jersey, Research program budget allocation.
$60,000 July 1, 1995-1996. “Privatization Program Analysis”, State of New Jersey, Research program budget allocation.
$35,000 July 1, 1994-June 30, 1995. New Jersey Department of Commerce and Economic Development. Office of Economic Development. Municipal Business Retention and Expansion Program.
$425,500. September 1, 1993-June 30,1994. City of Newark, Mayor's Office of Employment Training. Various Computer Business Office Skills training programs.
$31,500 July 1, 1993-July 1,1994. New Jersey Department of Commerce and Economic Develop-ment. Office of Economic Development. Municipal Business Retention and Expansion Pro-gram.
$200,500. September 1, 1992-June 30,1993. City of Newark, Mayor's Office of Employment Training. Various Computer Business Office Skills training programs
$31,500. July 1, 1992-June 30, 1993. New Jersey Department of Commerce and Economic Develop-ment. Office of Economic Development. Municipal Business Retention and Expansion Pro-gram.
$90,500. January 1, 1992-June 30,1992. City of Newark, Mayor's Office of Employment Training. Computer Business Office Skills.
$30,000. July 1, 1991-June 30, 1992. New Jersey Department of Commerce and Economic Develop-ment. Office of Economic Development. Municipal Business Retention and Expansion Pro-gram.
$24,000. Sept. 1,1990 -February 28,1991. City of Union City, NJ. Department of Revenue and Fi-nance, "Centralized Purchasing System Enhancement".
$30,000. September 1, 1990-February 28,1991. City of Union City, NJ Department of Public Safety. "Training and software development for the AMS."
$120,000. September 1,1990 -June 30,1992. City of Newark, Affirmative Action Office. "Post-Croson Study and Policy Recommendations." With Peter Jackson.
$18,450. May, 1990. Unisys Corporation, Instruction in government structure and trends. Dallas Tex-as, With Jerry Miller, Robert Klein, and Roger Kemp.
$34,000. July 1, 1989- June 30, 1990. NJIT. "Higher Education Urban Initiative". $90,000. September 1,1989-June 30,1991. U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
"Urban Intern Training Program." (with Mildred Garvin)
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$200,000. July 1,1989 -June 30,1991. City of Newark, Department of Engineering. "Small System Software, Network Development and Management." With Ray Egatz.
$70,000. October 1, 1989 -June 30, 1990. City of Union City, Department of Public Safety. "Police Automated Management System." With Ray Egatz.
$20,000. September 1,1989 -June 30,1990. City of Union City, Department of Revenue and Finance, "Management Improvement Project" (extension with supplemental funding).
$17,000. January 1, 1990- June 30, 1990. New Jersey Department of Commerce and Economic De-velopment, "Business Retention and Expansion Program".
$1,150,000. September 1988- August 1992: State of New Jersey Certified Public Manager Program (Cer-tification program); all aspects of training, program development, and research.
$202,000. May 1, 1988 -Apri130, 1989: "Management Improvement program", including areas within financial control systems and the Violations Bureau. Union City, NJ.
$39,000. January 1988-June 1989: New Jersey State Department of Commerce and Economic Devel-opment NJ Municipal Business Retention and Expansion Program; research and analytical comment, report development, data base management of the program.
$89,000. October 1987-June 1988: "Single Audit Program Development", New Jersey State Depart-ment of Community Affairs (with Robert Werner).
$20,000. June 1987-October 1987: Municipal Council of the City of Newark, NJ, "Analysis of Tax-Abatement Decisions in the City of Newark", with emphasis on the development of revised abatement policy.
$279,000. May, 1987- Apri11988: Union City New Jersey Management Improvement program within the financial control and Violations Bureau areas.
$50,250. February 1987- January 1988: Municipal Council of the City of Newark, NJ, Analysis and projected impact of a comprehensive property revaluation in the City of Newark, NJ.
$42,000. August 1986- July 1987: NJ Bell, Prudential Foundation, and others. Production and re-search support for Caucus New Jersey, a public affairs program produced by the Department. (With Steve Adubato ).
$27,500. April 1986 -Sept. 1987. New Jersey State Department of Commerce and Economic Devel-opment "NJ Municipal Business Retention and Expansion Program"; research and analytical comment, report development, data base management.
$800,000. September 1985- July 1988: State of New Jersey Certified Public Manager Program (Certifi-cation program); all aspects of training, program development, and research.
$520,000. September 1983- August 1985: State of New Jersey Certified Public Manger Training Program
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SELECTED PUBLICATIONS AND TELEVISION PRODUCTIONS: Publications and Proceedings Caprio, Raphael J., “Size May Not Be the Issue”, New Jersey Municipalities, New Jersey State League of Municipalities, March 2015, pp. 68-69. Caprio, Raphael and Marc Pfeiffer, “The Relationship of the Cost of Local Government and Municipal Size in New Jersey, New Jersey League of Municipalities “Friends of Government”, Policy Series Paper No. 24, December 2014, 22 pp. Caprio, Raphael and Marc Pfeiffer, “Size May Not be the Issue: An Analysis of Cost of Local Government and Municipal Size in New Jersey”, Local Government Research Center, Edward J. Bloustein School of planning and Public Policy, Research Paper No. 1, Rutgers University, November 2014, 40 pp. “The Fiscal Crisis and Public Sector Service Delivery in the United States” with Leila Sadeghi and Raphael Caprio at the International Conference of Public Administration/American Society for Public Administration, Cape Town, South Africa, October 31- November 2, 2013 (Conference Paper) The Fiscal Crisis and Public Sector Service Delivery in the United States”, with Callahan, Kathe with Leila Sadeghi and Raphael Caprio, in Proceedings of 2013 International Conference on Public Administra-tion, Zhu Xiaoning and Zhao Shurong, editors, UESTC Press, 2013, 443-454. “Municipal and County Financial Capacity to Sustain Current Service Levels: Update”, Facing Our Future: 2012 Report, Council of New Jersey Grantmakers, Trenton, NJ, Feb. 2012 at: http://www.cnjg.org/s_cnjg/sec.asp?CID=20911&DID=60672 “Municipal and County Financial Capacity to Sustain Current Service Levels”, Facing Our Future: 2011 Re-port, Council of New Jersey Grantmakers, Trenton, NJ, January 2011 at: http://www.cnjg.org/s_cnjg/sec.asp?CID=17859&DID=45870
Caprio, Raphael J. and Dorothy Olshfski, "Comparing Personal and Professional Characteristics of Men and Women State Executives", Public Personnel Administration, Winter, 1996, pp. 31-41. Caprio, Raphael J. and Mark Holzer, Outsourcing and Shared Services Among New Jersey Municipalities: A Preliminary Assessment of Potential, Report to the New Jersey Legislature, Rutgers University, Newark, NJ, January , 1995, 126 pp.
Marcia Lynn Whicker, Dorothy Olshfski, Raphael J. Caprio and Ruth Ann Strickland. 1994. "Mal-Leaders and Organizational Decline." In Handbook of Bureaucracy. Ali Farazmand, ed. New York: Marcel Dekker, pp. 149-163.
Caprio, Raphael J. and Dorothy Olshfski, "Patterns of State Cabinet Executives", International Journal of Public Administration, February, 1993. “Fox-Lance Policy in the City of Newark New Jersey: Recommendations and Projections on the Impact of Re-Valuation”, Rutgers University and the City of Newark, NJ, 1987. Research project under assignment from the Newark Municipal Council. Paper: "The Geography of Real Estate Investment: An Inner City Analysis," presented at the Annual Meet-ing of the Association of American Geographers, New York, April 12. 1976.
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"Residential Location, Ambient Air Lead Pollution and Childhood Lead Poisoning," The Professional Geog-rapher, February, pp. 37-42. "Childhood Lead Absorption and Its Relationship to Urban Traffic Densities," Archives of Environmental Health, American Medical Association, Vol. 28, pp. 295-297. 1974. Co-authors: (Caprio), H. Margulis and M. Joselow. (This article was made part of the public record in the Environmental Protection Agency's suit against the Ethyl Corporation.). Residential Location, Traffic Volume, and Childhood Lead Poisoning: Some Preliminary Geographic Find-ings," 14th Annual Meeting of the Middle States Division, Association of American Geographers, Philadel-phia, Pennsylvania, October 12, 1974. Abstract published in the Proceedings, Vol. 7, 1974. (Co-authors: Caprio and H. Margulis). The authors chose not to have this paper published in its entirety. Summary Map and Chart Book, Second Edition, Newark Health Planning Agency, City of Newark, 1973. (Chapters 1, 2, and 3; Chapter 4 was prepared by the staff of the Health Planning Agency.) “Surveillance of Lead Poisoning in Newark, New Jersey: An Ecological Approach,” Medical Geography Newsletter, No. 11, p. 3. Sixty-Ninth Annual meeting of the Association of American Geographers, Atlanta, Georgia, April 18, 1973. . "Geographical data Conceptualization: An Approach to Student Understanding," Research in Education, ER-IC Clearinghouse for Social Science Education, U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, No. SO-005-613-260, Oct, 1972. (Co-authors: Caprio and H. Margulis). This paper was originally presented at the 58th Annual Meeting of the National Council for Geographic Education (by Dr. Caprio), Milwaukee, Wis-consin, October 27. Abstract also published in Abstract of Sessions. "Place Utility, Social Obsolescence, and Qualitative Housing Change," Proceedings, Association of Ameri-can Geographers, Vol. 4, 1972, pp. 14-18. Originally presented at the 68th Annual Meeting of the Associa-tion of American Geographers, Kansas City, Missouri, April 24, 1972. Summary and Analysis of New Homeowners in Bloomfield, New Jersey, Research report submitted to the Town of Bloomfield, New Jersey, Urban Research Group Report, Newark, New Jersey, 18 pp. 1972. "Housing Quality and Geography," Proceedings, NY-NJ Division, Association of American Geographers, Vol. 4, 1971, pp. 1-9. 1971. This paper was originally presented at the 11th Annual Meeting of the Division, Cortland, New York, October 16, 1970. "Centrography and Geostatistics," Professional Geographer, Vol. XXII, No. 1, pp. 15-19. 1970. "A Geostatistical Analysis of Substandard Housing in Newark, New Jersey: 1940-1960," Ohio Academy of Sciences, Ohio Wesleyan University, Delaware, Ohio. 1969.
Scholarly Public Affairs Television Productions Include: 2013-14 Season: Due Process, NJTV (and selected WNET) MAXING OUT: THE CONSEQUENCES, Due Process, Airdate July 13, 2014, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, Ron Chen and Sandy King, NJTV. POT IN BLACK AND WHITE, Due Process, Airdate June 8, 2014, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, Ron Chen and Sandy King, NJTV.
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FORECLOSURES: A NEW WAY OUT?, Due Process, Airdate May 25, 2014, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, Ron Chen and Sandy King, NJTV. DAY OUT? DAY’S PAY, Due Process, Airdate May 18, 2014, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, Ron Chen and Sandy King, NJTV. SCOTTSBORO:JUSTICE DELAYED, JUSTICE DENIED, Due Process, Airdate April 27, 2014, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, Ron Chen and Sandy King, NJTV. JUNIUS WILLIAMS, UNFINISHED BUSINESS, Due Process, Airdate April 20, 2014, Co-Executive Pro-ducers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, Ron Chen and Sandy King, NJTV. FUGITIVE SAFE SURRENDER, Due Process, Airdate April 13, 2014, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, Ron Chen and Sandy King, NJTV (also aired originally on January 26, 2014). MOUNT LAURAL, Due Process, Airdate March 30, 2014, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, Ron Chen and Sandy King, NJTV. BAN THE BOX, Due Process, Airdate March 23, 2014, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, Ron Chen and Sandy King, NJTV. This production received an New York Chapter Emmy Nomina-tion for the “Outstanding Societal Concerns Report”, 2014 (also aired originally on Dec 15, 2013) SOCTUS UPDATE: 2014: , Due Process, Airdate March 16, 2014, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, Ron Chen and Sandy King, NJTV DEATH WITH DIGNITY, Due Process, March 9, 2014, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, Ron Chen and Sandy King, NJTV DECRIMINALIZE MARIJUANA? NJ PONDERS, Due Process, March 2, 2014, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, Ron Chen and Sandy King, NJTV EMANCIPATION, Due Process, February 23, 2014, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, Ron Chen and Sandy King, NJTV (originally aired on Nov. 21, 2013). JUDGE CARTER REMEMBERED, Due Process, February 16, 2014, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, Ron Chen and Sandy King, NJTV. THE GREAT MIGRATION, Due Process, February 2, 2014, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King, NJTV. FUGITIVE SAFE SURRENDER, Due Process, January 26, 2014, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King, NJTV. SAME SEX MARRIAGE: HERE AT LAST, Due Process, January 5, 2014, Co-Executive Producers: Raph-ael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King, NJTV. $$ = BAIL, Due Process, Dec. 29, 2013, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King, NJTV. LET’S MAKE A DEAL, Due Process, Dec. 22, 2013, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King, NJTV. BAN THE BOX, Due Process, Dec 15, 2013, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King, NJTV. POT IN BLACK AND WHITE, Due Process, Dec. 6, 2013, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King, NJTV. The DC SNIPER, Due Process, Nov. 29, 2013, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King, NJTV. EMANCIPATION, Due Process, Nov. 21, 2013, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King, NJTV. DEATH WITH DIGNITY, Due Process, Nov. 17, 2013, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King, NJTV. MOUNT LAUREL, Due Process, Nov. 10, 2013, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King, NJTV. SAME SEX MARRIAGE: HERE AT LAST, Due Process, 11/3/2013, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King, NJTV. Also see: http://www.nytimes.com/2013/09/28/nyregion/new-jersey-judge-rules-state-must-allow-gay-marriage.html?smid=pl-share
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2012-13 Season, Due Process, NJTV DECRIMINALIZE MARIJUANA? NJ Ponders, Due Process, Airdate 7/25/2013, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King, NJTV MCGREEVEY REDUX, Due Process, Airdate 10/3/2013, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King, NJTV THE GREAT MIGRATION, Due Process, Airdate: 7/1/12 and 10/25/2013, NJN/NJTV, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2251626485, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King BULLYING BILL OF RIGHTS, Due Process Airdate: 7/29/12, NJTV, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2276369379, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King DREAM Act: One Step Closer, Due Process Airdate: 8/5/12, NJTV, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2262881828, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King HERB STERN: DIARY OF A DA, Due Process Airdate: 8/12/12, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2265258741, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King MEDICAL MARIJUANA: NO LONGER A PIPE DREAM, Due Process Airdate: 10/7/12, NJTV, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2287878729, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King HABEAS NOW, Due Process, Airdate: 10/14/12, NJTV, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2290499899, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King THE EYEWITNESS, Due Process, Airdate: 10/21/12, NJTV, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2293174300, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King, EMMY AWARD WINNER, also broadcast January 12, 2014. VOTING IN AMERICA: COULD WE DO IT BETTER?, Due Process, Airdates: 12/2/12 and 12/4/12, NJTV, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2311266042, Due Process, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King LET’S MAKE A DEAL: THE PLEA BARGAIN, Due Process, NJTV, Airdates: 12/9/12 and 12/11/12, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2314458380, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King THE DC SNIPER: 10 YEARS LATER, Due Process, Airdates: 12/16/12 and 12/18/12, NJTV, URL http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2316509116, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King AFTER NEWTOWN, Due Process, Airdates: 2/10/13 and 2/12/13, NJTV, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2333339944, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King Supreme Court Update 2013, Due Process, Airdates: 2/17/13 and 2/19/13, NJTV, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2335874104, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King Emancipation, Due Process, Airdates: 2/24/13 and 2/26/13, NJTV, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2338142706, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King McGreevey Redux, Due Process, Airdates: 4/7/13 and 4/9/13, NJTV, http://www.njtvonline.org/programs/due-process/#mcgreevey-redux, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King Ban the Box, Due Process, Airdates: 4/14/13 and 4/16/13, NJTV, http://www.njtvonline.org/programs/due-process/#ban-the-box, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King
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Good Samaritan, Due Process, Airdates: 4/21/13 and 4/23/13, NJTV, http://www.njtvonline.org/programs/due-process/#good-samaritan, Co-Executive Producers
2011 Season: Due Process LAST RESORT, Due Process, Airdate: 10/16/11, NJN, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2270892305, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King BARRY SCHECK: FIGHTING FOR INNOCENCE, Due Process, Airdate: 10/23/11, NJN, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2271578543, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King EXONERATION: THE SPRUELL STRUGGLE, Due Process, Airdate: 10/30/11, NJN, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2274434649, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King DECRIMINALIZE MARIJUANA? NJ PONDERS, Due Process, Airdate: 12/11/11, NJN, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2255782868, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King JUSTICE GINSBURG: WOMEN ON THE BENCH, Due Process, Airdate: 12/18/11, NJN, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2278684313, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King THE 9/11 COMMISSION CHAIRS IN CANDID CONVERSATION, Due Process, Airdate: 1/8/12, NJN, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2282506615, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King PRISONER REENTRY: BREAKING THE CYCLE, Due Process, Airdate: 2/12/12, NJN, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2258363437, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King JUDGE CARTER REMEMBERED, Due Process, Airdate: 2/19/12, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2253354845, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King
KEN FEINBERG: MASTER OF DISASTERS, Due Process, Airdate: 2/26/12, NJN, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2244364183, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King SUPREME COURT UPDATE 2012, Due Process,Airdate: 5/6/12, NJN, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2244365900, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King JERSEY STING, Due Process, Airdate: 5/13/12, NJN, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2232771518 FACING OUR FUTURE, Due Process, Airdate: 5/20/12, NJN, http://watch.njtvonline.org/video/2235713908, Co-Executive Producers: Raphael J. Caprio, John Farmer, and Sandy King
Prior Caucus Productions Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "Caucus Up Close: With Ricardo Kahn & Cephas Bowles,” WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, March 31,1996.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., “Caucus Up Close: With Richard Ruffalo,” WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, March 24, 1996. Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., “Caucus Up Close: With Mary Amoroso & Jenny Demonte, II WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, March 17,1996.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., “Caucus Up Close: With Shahid Watson,” WNET-13, New York, 28
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minutes, March 10, 1996.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., “Caucus Up Close: With Mayor James Whelan,” WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, March 3,1996.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., “Caucus Up Close: With Ron Del Mauro & GeorgeLaufenberg” WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, February 25,1996.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., “Families in Focus (Part 4),”WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Feb-ruary 8, 1996.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., “Families in Focus (Part 3),”WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Jan-uary 21, 1996.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., “Families in Focus (Part 2),” NET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Janu-ary 7, 1996.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., “Families in Focus (Part 1),”WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Jan-uary 4, 1996.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., “A Conversation with Karen Burstein,”WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, December, 1995.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., “An Interview with Alan Rosenthal,”WNET-13, New York" 28 minutes, December, 1995.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., “Democracy at a Crossroads: A Conversation with US Senator Bill Bradley Part 2,”WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, November, 1995. Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "The Real Bottom Line 1," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, April, 1995. Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "Election '95 (1 Hr)," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Novem-ber, 1995. Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "Election '95 Part 2," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, November, 1995. Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "Election '95 Part 1," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, October, 1995. Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "Marriage in America: An Interview with David Popenoe," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, October, 1995.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "So that Each May Learn Part 3," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, September, 1995.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "So that Each May Learn Part 2," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, September, 1995.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "So that Each May Learn Part 1," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, September, 1995.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "The Washington Connection Part 2," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, July, 1995.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "The Washington Connection Part 1," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, July, 1995.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "The Washington Connection (1 Hr)," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, June, 1995.
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Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "Making the Grade Part 3," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, June, 1995. Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "Making the Grade Part 2," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, June, 1995. Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "Making the Grade Part 1," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, June, 1995 Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "Re-inventing Government," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, May, 1995. Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "The Real Bottom Line Part 2," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, May, 1995 Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "Business that Works Part 4," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, April, 1995
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "Making Moral Sense Part 3," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, April, 1995.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "Most Likely to Succeed: Making Moral Sense Part 2," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, March, 1995.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "Most Likely to Succeed: Making Moral Sense Part 1," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes,
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "Teaching in New Jersey," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, February, 1995.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "Racial Politics at Rutgers," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Feb-ruary , 1995.
Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "Healthy Aging," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, January, 1995.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Health Care Where Do We Go From Here?" (part 3), WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, January, 1995.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Health Care Where Do We Go From Here: an Inter-view with Stanley Bergen," (part 2) WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, December, 1994. Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Roundtable," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, December, 1994. Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Health Care Where Do We Go From Here?" (part 1), WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, November, 1994.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Business That Works -Minority Businesses," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, November, 1994.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Healthcare The Bottom Line," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, November, 1994.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Business That Works -Minority Businesses," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, November, 1994. Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Election '94 Roundtable," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, October, 1994. Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Election '94- Lautenberg," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, October, 1994. Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., "Essex Decides," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, October, 1994.
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Caprio, Raphael J., and S. Adubato, Jr., "The Real Bottom Line 1," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, April, 1995. Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Election '94- Haytaian," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, September, 1994. Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "The Whitman Mystique," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, September, 1994. Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Caught in the Crossfire: Kids and Violence, Part II, WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, June, 1994. Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Caught in the Crossfire: Kids and Violence, Part I," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, June, 1994.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato,Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Beyond the Headlines: A New Generation of Urban Youth Leaders, Part IV," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, May, 1994.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Alcoholism: The Loser in the Drug War," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, May, 1994.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "The Future of Public Television," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, May, 1994.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Controversy on Campus: Hate Speech or Free Speech," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, April, 1994.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Caucus Roundtable," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, April, 1994.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Business That Works, Part I (New Ways of Winning at Business)," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, March, 1994.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Talking With New Jersey: Our Tax Dollars (w/Gov. Christine Todd Whitman)," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, March, 1994
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "U.S./Japan Relations," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, March, 1994. Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Who Will Teach for America?," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, November, 1993 Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Florio and Whitman Discuss the Issues," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, October, 1993.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Florio or Whitman: Who Will Lead New Jersey?," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, October, 1993.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Closing the Science Gap," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, October, 1993.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "A Conversation with New Jersey Health Commission-er Bruce Siegel," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, September, 1993.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Election '93: New Jersey Decides Roundtable," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, September, 1993. Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "The Boys from New Jersey: How the Mob Beat the Feds," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, June, 1992, Show 132.
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Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Kids in Crises, Part 2," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, June 1992, Show 131.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Kids in Crisis, Part 1" (A two part examination of the physical, sexual, emotional and psychological abuse of children, WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, May 1992, Show 130.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Making the Grade, Part 2: Never Too Young to Learn --Early Childhood Development, " WNET -13, New York, 28 minutes, May 1992, Show 129.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "After the LA Riots: Voices From New Jersey's Cities. A Roundtable Discussion with the State's Top Urban Mayors," WNET -13, New York, 28 minutes, May 1992, Show 128.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Lessons in Leadership: Profile of a Crime Fighter: A Conversation with US Attorney Michael Chertoff," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 127.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Prison: A View From Behind the Wall, Part 2," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 126.
Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Prison: A View From Behind the Wall, Part 1: A Conversation with Four Lifers at East Jersey State Prison," WNET -13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 125. Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "The Science Gap, Part 3: It's Elementary. An Exami-nation of Science Education in Elementary Schools," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 124. Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, "Making the Grade, Part 1: Our Children Can't Do It Alone, The Parent's Role," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 123. Caprio, Raphael I., S. Adubato, Ir., and Larry Cocco, "Power to the People: the I&R Debate," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 122. Caprio, Raphael I., S. Adubato, Ir., and Larry Cocco, "Lessons in Leadership: Profiles of Princeton's Pete Carril and UMDNJ's Dr. Eric Mun6z," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 121.
Caprio, Raphael I., S. Adubato, Ir., and Larry Cocco, "Donald Trump: the New Jersey Connection," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 120.
Caprio, Raphael I., S. Adubato, Ir., and Larry Cocco, "Women and Politics: Breaking the 'Old Boys' Net-work," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 119.
Caprio, Raphael I., S. Adubato, Ir., and Larry Cocco, "Congressional Conversations: Marge Roukema and Robert Torricelli," WNET -13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 118.
Caprio, Raphael I., S. Adubato, Ir ., and Larry Cocco, "The Economy Watch," WNET -13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 117. Caprio, Raphael I., S. Adubato, Ir., and Larry Cocco, "The Science Gap, Part 2: A Tale of Two Schools," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 116.
Caprio, Raphael I., S. Adubato, Ir., and Larry Cocco, "Newark's Renaissance Man: A Profile of Mayor Sharpe James," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 115.
Caprio, Raphael I., S. Adubato, Ir., and Larry Cocco, "Divided Government in New Jersey: A Democratic Governor and a Republican Legislature," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 114.
Caprio, Raphael I., S. Adubato, Ir., and Larry Cocco, "The Caucus Roundtable," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 113. Caprio, Raphael I., S. Adubato, Ir., and Larry Cocco, "The Science Gap, Part 1," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 112.
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Caprio, Raphael I., S. Adubato, Ir., and Larry Cocco, "What Makes Christie Run? A Conversation with Christine Todd Whitman," WNET -13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 111.
Caprio, Raphael I., S. Adubato, Ir., and Larry Cocco, "Congressional Conversations: Robert Andrews and Richard Zirnmer," WNET -13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 110.
Caprio, Raphael I., S. Adubato, Ir., and Larry Cocco, "Minority Political Power: The Struggle Within," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 109.
Caprio, Raphael I., S. Adubato, Ir., and Larry Cocco, "The Economy Watch I: Top Economists and New Jer-sey Business Leaders Discuss the State's Economy," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 108.
Caprio, Raphael I., S. Adubato, Ir., and Larry Cocco, "New Jersey's GOP Legislature," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 107. Caprio, Raphael I., S. Adubato, Ir., and Larry Cocco, "Shades of Gray: A Conversation with Mi-chael Josephson," WNET-13, New York, 28 minutes, Show 106 Caprio, Raphael J., S. Adubato, Jr., and Larry Cocco, “Tax Revolt in New Jersey”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, October 7, 1990. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “Technical Education in New Jersey”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, July 1, 1990. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “New Jersey and the Global Economy”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, June 24, 1990. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “Volunteerism: The Latest Fad Or A Genuine Commitment To Others?”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, June 13, 1990. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “The Animal Testing Debate: A Search for Common Ground”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, June 10, 1990. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “Ethical Education: Teaching Values to Our Children”, Cau-cus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, June 3, 1990. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “Gay Marriage in New Jersey”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, May 27. 1990 (supplemental date also, April 8, 1990). 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “Development in New Jersey: The Changing Face of the Gar-den State”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, May 20, 1990. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “Judicial Review: An Examination of NJ's Supreme Court”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, April 29, 1990 (supplemental date also, July 8, 1990). 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “Earth Day 1990: Environmental Citizenship”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, April 22, 1990. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “A Conversation With New Jersey Governor Jim Florio”, Cau-cus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, April 15, 1990 (supplemental date also, May 13, 1990). 28
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minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “Gay Marriage in New Jersey”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, April 8, 1990. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “Legislative Ethics: Keeping the Public's Trust”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, April 1, 1990. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “Legislative Agenda: Outlook For the 90's”, Caucus: New Jer-sey, WNET-13, New York, March 25, 1990. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “Athletes & Steroids: Prescription For Disaster”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, February 25, 1990 (supplemental date also, May 6, 1990). 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “Banking in New Jersey: A Consumer's Perspective”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, February 18, 1990. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “Congressional Conversations VI: Torricelli and Gallo”, Cau-cus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, February 11, 1990. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “Congressional Conversations V : A Conversation With Sena-tor Bill Bradley - Broadcast From Washington, DC”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, February 4, 1990. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “The Face Of The Florio Administration”, Caucus: New Jer-sey, WNET-13, New York, January 28, 1990. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “The Future of NJ's Children: Part II”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, January 7, 1990. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “Who Decides?: A Question Of Life And Death”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, December 31, 1989. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “Non-Profit Organizations In New Jersey: Holding Up The Safety Net”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, December 24, 1989. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “The Future of NJ's Children: Part I”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, December 17, 1989. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “Drugs and Crime”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, December 3, 1990. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. “College Athletics & Academics: At A Crossroads”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, November 26, 1989, (supplemental date also, January 14, 1990). 28 minutes.
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Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. "Urban Youth And Unemployment”, Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, November 19, 1989. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. "Minorities & The Police: A Tenuous Relationship" Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, November 12, 1989. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. "A Conversation With The Candidates - Florio and Courter Discuss The Issues" Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, November 5, 1989. 28 minutes Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. "1989: A Year For Decision In New Jersey: Part II" Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, October 29, 1989. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. "The Men Who Would Be Governor: A Documentary Profil-ing Jim Florio and Jim Courter" Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, October 22, 1989. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. "1989: A Year For Decision In New Jersey: Part I" Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, October 15, 1989. 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr. "Homeless In The City" Caucus: New Jersey, WNET-13, New York, October 8, 1989 (supplemental date also, January 21, 1990). 28 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "An Examination of Primary Election Results, Dr. S. Salmore, Thomas O'Neill" Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Televi-sion Network, Clifton, New Jersey, June, 1989. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "New Jersey Gubernatorial Primary Forum #3, Chuck Har-wick, Jerry Cardinale, Cary Edwards", Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jersey, June 1989. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "New Jersey Gubernatorial Primary Forum #2, Alan Karcher, Jim Florio",Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jersey, June, 1989. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "New Jersey Gubernatorial Primary Forum #1, Louis Rand",Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Net-work, Clifton, New Jersey, June 1989. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., “The Future of New Jersey's Children: Part II”, Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jer-sey, May 1989. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., “The Future of New Jersey's Children: Part I”, Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jer-sey, May, 1989. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "Phasing Out Physical Education in New Jersey's Schools",
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Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jersey, April 1989. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "The Insurance Dilemma Revisited: Part II". Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jer-sey, March, 1989. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "The Insurance Dilemma Revisited: Part I". Caucus: New Jer-sey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jersey, March. 1989. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "The Gun Control Debate", Caucus: New Jersey, UA Colum-bia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jersey, March 1989. 30 minutes Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "Defining Child Abuse", Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jersey, March 1989. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "Congressional Conversations IV: Roukema and Torricelli", Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jersey, February, 1989. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "The English Only Debate", Caucus: New Jersey, UA Colum-bia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jersey, February, 1989. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "Race Relations/Racial Politics", Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jersey, January, 1989. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "Operation Rescue: A Constitutional Debate", Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jer-sey, January, 1989. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "A Conversation With Essex County Executive Nicholas Am-ato", Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Net-work, Clifton, New Jersey, December, 1988. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "New Jersey's Environmental Future: A Conversation With DEP Commissioner Chris Daggett", Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jersey, December, 1988. 30 minutes Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "Complimentary Dispute Resolution: Part II", Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jer-sey, November, 1988. 30 minutes.
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Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "Complimentary Dispute Resolution: Part I", Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jer-sey, November, 1988. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "The 1988 U.S. Senate Campaign: A Conversation With Re-publican GOP Pete Dawkins", Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jersey, November, 1988. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "Congressional Conversations III: A Conversation With U.S. Senator Frank Lautenberg", Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jersey, November, 1988. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "Presidential Preview Featuring Alan Karcher and Bo Sulli-van", Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Net-work, Clifton, New Jersey, October, 1988. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "The Role of The Media in the 1988 Presidential Campaign", Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jersey, October, 1988. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "40 Years of Leadership: A Conversation with Congressman Peter W. Rodino",Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Tele-vision Network, Clifton, New Jersey, June, 1988. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "Race Relations: Beyond the Headlines", Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jersey, May, 1988. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "The Aging of New Jersey", Caucus: New Jersey, UA Colum-bia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jersey, April , 1988. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "Legislative Town Meeting: Assemblymen Willie Brown and Chuck Hardwick", Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Tele-vision Network, Clifton, New Jersey, March 1988. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J. & S. Adubato, Jr., "Congressional Conversations II: Gallo and Florio", Caucus: New Jersey, UA Columbia Cablevision and the New Jersey Cable Television Network, Clifton, New Jersey, February, 1988. 30 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J., & S. Adubato, Jr., "Urban Education", Caucus: New Jersey, Suburban Cablevi-sion and The New Jersey Cable Television Network, Avenel, New Jersey, January, 1988. 60 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J., & S. Adubato, Jr., "The Role of The Arts in Urban Revitalization", Caucus: New Jersey, Suburban Cablevision and The New Jersey Cable Television Network, Avenel, New Jersey, December, 1987. 60 minutes
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Caprio, Raphael J., & S. Adubato, Jr., "The Face of New Jersey's Cities", Caucus: New Jersey, Sub-urban Cablevision and The New Jersey Cable Television Network, Avenel, New Jersey, November, 1987. 60 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J., & S. Adubato, Jr., "Congressional Conversations I: Torricelli & Courter", Cau-cus: New Jersey, Suburban Cablevision and The New Jersey Cable Television Network, Avenel, New Jersey, October, 1987. 60 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J., & S. Adubato, Jr., "Special Interest Groups in New Jersey", Caucus: New Jer-sey, Suburban Cablevision and The New Jersey Cable Television Network, Avenel, New Jersey, June, 1987. 60 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J., & S. Adubato, Jr., "The Future of Higher Education in New Jersey, Caucus: New Jersey, Suburban Cablevision and The New Jersey Cable Television Network, Avenel, New Jersey, May 1987. 60 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J., & S. Adubato, Jr., "The Insurance Dilemma (A Multi-part Caucus Series)" Cau-cus: New Jersey, Suburban Cablevision and The New Jersey Cable Television Network, Avenel, New Jersey, April, 1987. 60 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J., & S. Adubato, Jr., "Professional Sports in New Jersey", Caucus: New Jersey, Suburban Cablevision and The New Jersey Cable Television Network, Avenel, New Jersey, March, 1987. 60 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J., & S. Adubato, Jr., "Not In My Backyard: The Montclair Radon Case", Caucus: New Jersey, Suburban Cablevision and The New Jersey Cable Television Network, Avenel, New Jersey, February, 1987. 60 minutes Caprio, Raphael J., & S. Adubato, Jr., "The History of Organized Crime", Caucus: New Jersey, Suburban Cablevision and The New Jersey Cable Television Network, Avenel, New Jersey, Janu-ary, 1987. 60 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J., & S. Adubato, Jr., "The Drug Dilemma (1986 ACE Award Winner)", Caucus: New Jersey, Suburban Cablevision and The New Jersey Cable Television Network, Avenel, New Jersey, December, 1986. 60 minutes. Caprio, Raphael J., & S. Adubato, Jr., “The History of The New Jersey Governorship/Interview With Former Governor Brendan Byrne”, Caucus: New Jersey, Suburban Cablevision and The New Jersey Cable Television Network, Avenel, New Jersey, November, 1986. 60 minutes.
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Selected Business Retention and Expansion Program Reports for the New Jersey Department of Commerce and Economic Development
Roselle Park, November 1986. South Orange, February 1987 Bound Brook, June 1987 Sussex County, December, 1987, 27 pp. Bloomfield, July, 1988, 23 pp. New Brunswick, August, 1988 North Plainfield, November, 1989 Phillipsburg, May 1990 Bayonne, November 1990 Moonachie , 1992 Board Memberships
Trustee, St. Benedict’s Preparatory School, Newark, NJ (Current) Former Trustee, New Jersey Institute for Continuing Legal Education (ICLE), New Brunswick, NJ Former Trustee, First Vice President, Family and Community Services of Somerset County, Bound Brook, NJ Former Chair, Long Term Planning Advisory Board, Borough of Longport, NJ Former Member, Board of Examiners, Department of Community Affairs, Certified Municipal Finance Officer Licensing Examination Board. Board Member. Alcohol Research Incorporated, Journal of Studies on Alcohol, Center of Alcohol Studies, New Brunswick. Previously served terms as Vice-President, Secretary, and Treasurer. Former Editorial Board, Public Productivity and Management Review, Jossey-Bass.(through 1994). Board of Trustees, North Ward Center, Newark, New Jersey (1975 through 1994). Selected Teaching Assignments
Government Budget Systems (online and traditional) Introduction to Public Administration (online and traditional) Principles of Public Management (hybrid and traditional) Computing in Public Management Topics: Media and Public Management Urban Geography Urban Spatial Structure Instructional Strategies for Effective Online instruction Real Estate and Land Development Topics: Property Tax Policy
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University Service
At the College of Arts and Sciences
College Scholastic Standing Committee, Chair for two terms College Planning Committee, two terms College Admissions Committee (as Associate Dean) Chair of the Campus Annual Campaign College coordinator for the Middle States Accreditation Self-Study and site-visit
At the Center of Alcohol Studies Appointments and Promotion Committee
At the Graduate School and Newark Provost’s Office FAS-N Dean's Search Committee, Chair Campus Planning Committee, two years Graduate School Planning Committee, two years Member, Middle States Accreditation Review Committee, the Graduate School Graduate School Representative, University Grievance Pool, one year Graduate School Executive Committee, three three-year terms Campus-wide Computer Planning Committee, eight terms University Computer Planning Committee, three years University Public Information Steering Committee, two years University-wide Academic Computer Planning Committee, six years University-wide Faculty Budget Advisory Committee, six years
At Central Administration President’s Cabinet (2002 – 2011)
RUNet 2000 Advisory Committee, Chair, two years RIAS Academic Advisory Committee, two years University Senate, Sixteen years Middle States Reaccreditation Steering Committee, 2006 – 2011 Media Advisory Board, 2005-2011 REFERENCES: Available upon request
