- Professor of introductory and upper-level undergraduate lecture and seminar courses on U.S. history, politics, social movements, and terrorism/counterterrorism- Design and implementation of syllabi, lectures, and lesson plans; design and evaluation of students’ written, oral, and multimedia assignments- Managing teams of graduate student teaching assistants- One-on-one academic and career advising - One-on-one tutoring to develop undergraduate writing and research skills- Supervising undergraduate independent study community engagement and research projects- Collaborating with colleagues to organize public educational events - Participation in professional development initiatives on pedagogy, diversity, and inclusion offered by UMass Teaching Excellence and Faculty Development

- Served on Board of Directors of national non-profit organization working with children, young adults, and their families from a diversity of racial, ethnic, and socio-economic backgrounds- Participated in bi-monthly Board meetings; worked with Board and staff to evaluate grant applications and review the organization’s budget and finances- Transcribed minutes of Board meetings- Member of organizing committees for entertainment, educational, and fundraising events; served on strategic plan committee; conducted survey of Board and staff to evaluate the organization and determine development strategies- Staffed weekend gatherings of young adults, ages 18-25