Taught introductory and upper-level seminar courses on international relations and comparative politics at undergraduate level. Created course content, including syllabi, required reading, and course evaluation (exams and research papers). Observed and evaluated student performance in meeting course level objectives and learning outcomes through assignments, projects, discussions, and final projects. Cultivated supportive environment allowing students to think critically and experiment with material.Assisted students with formulating optimal plans for reaching goals. Provided feedback to student inquiries in class, online, and during consultation office hours. Maintained records of course enrollment, attendance, student academic progress, course curriculum, and outcomes. Supervised undergraduate theses. Prepared and submitted data and progress reports.* Served as International Studies program director, accountable for coordinating with 15+ faculty to create course offerings and scheduling.- Completely redesigned academic and conference components of Model United Nations program, switching from Harvard Model UN conference to New York Model UN. Led team to winning 2 awards (Best Position Paper and Honorable Mention for Best Delegation) at very first conference (3,000 student participants from 12+ countries).* Designed numerous international relations and comparative politics courses covering Africa, Latin America, the Middle East, and North Africa. Launched courses that included Nuclear Proliferation, Poverty and Hunger in the Developing World, Globalization, and Politics and Natural Resources.- Added courses to department curriculum that had never been taught prior, including: Sports and International Relations, Politics of the Developing World, Emerging Global Powers: Brazil, Russia, India and China, Transnational Crime, The Politics of Natural Resources, and First Year Seminar: Citizenship and Dissent in American Politics.

Taught International Studies to college undergraduates in class sizes of 35-50 students. Built course curriculum, prepared course syllabi, developed supplemental materials, and presented lectures. Evaluated student progress and provided mentoring.* Consistently received high student evaluation scores.* Served as member of committee for creation of Global Studies Center.

Taught courses that included Politics in the US, International Relations, Politics of the Developing World, African Politics, Emerging Global Powers: China, India, Brazil, The Politics of Natural Resources, America and Globalization, Drugs, Guns, and Pirates: Crime in International Affairs, The United Nations in the 21st Century, Nuclear Proliferation in the 21st Century, International Political Economy, and Introduction to Political Science.* Served as director and advisor of International Studies Minor.* Faculty advisor and founder of Model United Nations Team.* Served on other committees and boards that included:- College Disciplinary Committee- Intercollegiate Athletics Committee- Intercollegiate Athletics Disciplinary Appeals Board- Study Abroad Committee, Executive Committee- Study Abroad Committee, Chair, Strategic Planning* Participated in panels that included: - Moderator, Panel: “Homosexuality & The Bible”- Panelist: “Human Trafficking in the Americas”- Faculty Advisor and Organizer, Panel: “The Question of Palestine”

Visiting Assistant Professor, Political Science & International StudiesUniv. of Pittsburgh-BradfordJune 2006 to May 2007Visiting Assistant Professor, Political Science & International StudiesBaldwin-Wallace CollegeAugust 2004 to May 2006Instructor, Political ScienceKent State UniversityAugust 2003 to August 2004Visiting Lecturer, Political ScienceHartwick CollegeFebruary 2003 to June 2003Instructor, Political ScienceSUNY AlbanyMay 2001 to December 2002