Instructor for Critical Global Citizenship: Politics, Religion, and Migration in Morocco and Spain.

• Program locations: Berlin, Budapest, Florence, London, Madrid, Rabat, Sarajevo, and Vienna; • Managed all aspects of the Europe programs – based at the Univ. of Alcala (Madrid) and the Florence School of Fine Arts (Florence) - including student recruitment, travel logistics, providing student advising and mentorship during and after the program.• Managed the development and implementation of program curriculum and experiential programs concentrated on specific global issues in Berlin, Budapest, London, Rabat, Sarajevo, and Vienna • Established sophomore advising program and set priorities for the academic year;• Provided academic advising for students to help them incorporate a global experience their overall academic goals;• Produced and revised Europe Program Handbook and other program documents;• Delivered academic, health and safety, recruitment, pre-departure, and post-program orientations and programming;• Developed and implemented crisis management and emergency response protocols for program locations;• Collaborated with other units and globally-focused organization to establish and maintain partnerships promoting international opportunities for students.• Negotiated MOU’s and other agreements with international partners and service providers in consultation with the LIU Legal Counsel;• Managed $800,000 annual program budget;• Trained and supervised program staff and collaborated remotely with staff from the LIU Brooklyn campus;• Advised Dean on hiring, curriculum, recruitment, financial and strategic planning decisions;• Served in leadership roles on college committees: Academic Council; Student Success Advisory Committee; Upper-level Program Committee (Chair); Curriculum Committees (Research Methods; Writing);• Designed and taught two courses per year; supervised independent study projects and senior theses.

• Program locations: Chiang Mai, Istanbul, Taipei, and Varanasi;• Collaborated with the Director in the development and implementation of the academic and experiential program; • Manage all aspects of logistics and budgets for international projects, and field trips;• Advised current students on course and degree requirements and assist students with registration.• Supervised accounts payable and assisted with multiple financial projects• Assisted the Director in the recruitment of new students;• Taught two courses per semester; supervised independent study projects.

• Program Location: Bangalore, Cochin, New Delhi, and Varanasi;• Managed all aspects of the LIU’s center in Bangalore, India, including budgeting, student recruitment, travel logistics, supervision of internships, and providing student advising and mentorship during and after the program;• Planned and executed a six-week program in Varanasi and a one-week program in Kerala;• Supervised five full-time staff and collaborated remotely with staff in LIU Brooklyn campus;• Worked with LIU Office of Legal Counsel on the preparation of severance packages for India Center staff; met with staff to review terms of severance package and finalize required legal documents;• Collaborated with LIU Office of Legal Counsel and Indian auditors on the strategy for maintaining LIU's legal identity in India;• Taught two courses; supervised independent study projects and internships.

• Designed and taught courses on South Asian Religions, Religion and Literature, and Theory and Methods in Religious Studies;• Reviewed applications for MA program admissions, developed program policy and requirement, academic and reviewed student performance and progress; • Member of the M.A. Program Comprehensive Exams and Thesis Committee; • Faculty adviser to student organizations• Designed and implemented departmental graduate symposia/conference and orientation program for new graduate students and graduate teaching assistants • Chairperson for review of cases of academic honesty (cheating), plagiarism, and forgery as a member of CAS Grievance Committee • Developed, managed and led study abroad programs in India: Religion, Economy, and Globalization in Kerala (12/26/11- 1/6/12); Religion, Economy, and Globalization (New Delhi, Agra, and Mathura; 12/2610 – 1/7/11); Culture, Economy, and Globalization (New Delhi, Agra, Ahmedabad, Anand, Bharuch, and Mumbai, 5/15-27/09); ; implemented recruitment activities, including Study Abroad Fair;• Serve in leadership role on departmental and University-level committees: Faculty Senator; Diversity Committee (CAS); Ad Hoc Asian Studies Program Proposal Committee (CAS, Chair); Undergraduate Committee (RS); Graduate Committee (RS); Curriculum Committee (RS) Language Program Committee (RS); Faculty Search Committee (RS).

Created and taught undergraduate courses; advised students on honors thesis; taught independent study courses.

Created and taught undergraduate courses; taught independent study courses.

• President, Graduate Student Council (1993-97, 1998-99) of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences;• Prepared meeting agendas (GSC meetings, monthly meeting with Deans, annual meeting with Harvard President), chaired meetings, implemented new policies, and managed the organization's budget;• Organized and coordinated Registration Day activities (resource table, workshops, and GSC publications);• Student recruiter;• Served in a leadership role and University-level committees: Committee on Undergraduate Education (1995-96) 1998-99); Graduate Education Committee (ex officio; 19993-97; 1998-99); Student-Faculty Judicial Board (1997-98); University Library Committee (1992-1994); Board of Directors, Harvard Cooperative Society (1996-2000)