During my second stint at Misericordia, I coached baseball and taught the courses listed below as an adjunct professor in the business department. (I continued to teach BUS 300 online -- remotely -- through the spring 2017 semester).BUS 300 (Quantitative Methods I)BUS 420 (Small Business Management)OM 551 (Organizational Communication)

I spent the bulk of one academic year at Midland as the baseball program's full-time assistant coach and recruiting coordinator, working closely with admissions and also teaching one section of Theory of Baseball.

While at Misericordia (see below), I also taught MAT 050 (Fundamentals of Arithmetic) at nearby LCCC for part of one semester.

I recruited high school baseball players and parents into national player development and college recruiting programs based on identification at showcase events across the country. My job also included some coaching and training.

While pursuing my master's degree at Misericordia, I worked as the baseball program's graduate assistant coach and also as an adjunct instructor in the physics department, teaching the courses listed below.PHY 117/717 (Intro Physics I and lab)PHY 118/718 (Intro Physics II and lab)

I spent two seasons as the head varsity baseball coach at Minneapolis South, overseeing all aspects of the 9-12 baseball program.

I taught courses in math and science at the middle and upper school levels, including physics and geometry/trigonometry, for the bulk of three academic years. I also coached varsity football and basketball and tutored extensively.

Next Level was a training program for Twin Cities-area high school baseball players. In addition to training, I did some work in marketing.

I played for the Saints for parts of two seasons. I hope my stats are hard to find.

I played in the Frontier League for part of one season.

I graded problem sets as a UTA in Hamline's mathematics department.