In this position I teach Strategy and War for the U.S. Naval War College as part of the online and Fleet Seminar Program modalities. This is a contract role as part of the College of Distance Education.

In this position, I am a full-time, tenure track professor of history, specializing in European and global history. Courses taught include surveys of World Civilizations, Geography, War and Society, and Refugees, as well as regionally focused courses on India, China, France, and Germany. I also am the Program Lead for the History Program, and Director of the Honors Program, where my responsibilities include mentorship and advising, recruitment, and curricular design. I serve on committees dedicated to improving technology in education, and the Accreditation Committee which oversees the assessment accreditation process for Northwest University. I have organized annual interdisciplinary conferences, and have led seminars on instructional techniques for other faculty.

In this position, I specialized in assisting international students in understanding American history and higher education culture to ease their matriculation into the University of South Florida. This included general lectures as well as specialized tutoring services.

In this position, I taught courses on Western Civilization, US History, and US Women's History.

During my graduate studies, I was instructor of record for courses on the History of Science, History of Asia, 19th Century Europe, and Western Civilization. Student enrollment ranged from 50 to 200. Responsibilities included designing course assignments and lectures, overseeing grading assistants, and advising students. I also taught in London as part of a Study Abroad program, and led seminars to other faculty on use of Learning Management Systems and technology in the classroom.