As an Assistant Professor at Campbellsville University, I have dedicated over a decade to nurturing the next generation of criminologists and criminal justice professionals. My role involves:- **Innovative Course Delivery and Development:** I specialize in courses such as Advanced Methods of Research, Research Methods for Community Change, Criminological Theory, Law and Society, Social Science Methods of Research, and Crime and Media. Over the past 8 years, I have been deeply involved in e-learning. I have developed and delivered a range of online courses using advanced strategies and digital platforms to maximize student engagement and learning outcomes.- **Graduate Research Supervision:** I have overseen graduate students' thesis projects from inception to defense, facilitating data collection, analysis, writing, and coordination with local agencies. This includes organizing meetings for project management and overseeing thesis defenses.- **Student Development and Advising:** My role extends to providing comprehensive advising to support students' academic and career aspirations within criminal justice.- **Leadership Roles:** I have served as Vice President of the Faculty Forum and a member of the Student Disciplinary Committee, showcasing my commitment to upholding academic standards and community governance.- **Community Engagement and Student Projects:** I have been the faculty sponsor for the CJ club on campus and the campus chapter of the International Justice Mission, focusing on human trafficking prevention. Additionally, I have guided students in data-driven community service projects.- **Research and Conference Presentations:** Alone and alongside students, I have presented research at national conferences, fostering an environment of collaborative academic exploration and contribution to the field.I am passionate about integrating technology with foundational criminological knowledge to contribute to evolving societal and educational needs.