Through Wise Jargon, I work to implement Proverbs 15:2 which says that "The Wise Man Makes Knowledge Acceptable." My website is www.wisejargon.com I. Lead collaborative projectsMany see themselves as visionary leaders. Few, however, can see how to bring people together to execute the small details. I can explain why what members of the team do is important for the success of the greater project, and inspire them to go forward and do their part.II. Synthesize and Integrate IdeasIn the past, people had to break large processes down into manageable parts. Today, what is needed is the ability to synthesize disparate parts into a new integrated whole. I help people do this. III. Communicate Complexity SimplyThere are people who can create new stuff. New software, new inventions, new procedures. But unless you can explain it in simple terms - what it will do for others, how it will work with your “stuff”, how it will benefit you, and how to evaluate benefits and costs - it will not reach its full potential. You know how it works. For those who don’t, I can explain it and how it will benefit others. MY MISSION STATEMENTI desire to leverage my experience as an Author/Speaker/Teacher to collaborate with others to design online instructional materials. I seek to collaborate with others and help them leverage the power of the Internet to communicate their message, to train others on how to implement their message, and to build relationships for the furtherance of their message.

I teach political science and statistics from a Christian world view for Indiana Wesleyan, both face to face and online.

University of Phoenix, March 2004 – Present: Also, I have taught online from 2005 to the present for the University. I have taught a wide range of courses, both onground and online, including: Economics for Business Eco 360; Management: Theory, Practice, and Application Mgt 330; Economics for Managerial Decision Making Eco 533; Business Research and Evaluation ; RES 341 & 342 Business Research & Statistics; Forces Influencing Business in the 21st Century MBA 501; QNT 554, Statistics & Research Methods for Managerial Decisions; MBA 510 Managerial Decision Making, QRB 501 Quantitative Reasoning for Business, ECON 212 Principles of Economics, RES 351 Business Research and QNT 351 Quantitative Analysis for Business. I served as the first Area Chair, Undergraduate School of Business, 2005 – 2011, for the Indianapolis Campus. I was named Faculty of the Year, 2005, by the first graduating class of the Indianapolis Campus. In May, 2012, I was awarded the Advanced Facilitator Certification.

Ivy Tech, Columbus Campus, June, 2008 – Present. I presently teach Principles of Macroeconomics ECN 201; Economics Fundamentals ECN 101, Principles of Microeconomics ECN 202I have created a series of youtube videos entitled "Barnyard Economics." Loosely based on George Orwell's "Animal Farm," I seek to communicate basic economic concepts. Below is an example of one of them on the topic of "Money Grows on Trees" and Quantitative Easing.

I teach the following courses for Indiana Tech:E-Commerce BA 2800; Macroeconomics SS2200;Public Relations BA 4800, Statistical Problem Solving MA 2025. Personal Sales BA 2550