In his role as administrator, he has promoted closer cooperation between the DEA and state and local law enforcement agencies, while directing DEA resources toward assisting foreign governments in their efforts to dismantle power drug trafficking organizations, including the Cali mafia in Colombia. In his remarks, Dean David Bayley reflected on the excellence for which the School has become known, as well as on its remarkable growth. Faculty developed the Albany model, which focuses on the study of crime, of the institutions that deal with it, of the legal and social contexts of crime, and of bringing about change in the criminal justice system. Bob also worked extensively with the New York State Police on several projects requiring surveys and statistical analysis. Campaign monies will support renovation and updating of the existing graduate computer laboratory, located on the second floor of Draper Hall.
Graduate students use the lab for analysis, paper preparation, and Internet study.