Teaching professional with Master's degree in International Studies and excellent communication, analytical, organizational and training skills. My expertise lies in the area of using synthesized concepts in history, political science/ international relations and other disciplines to bring alive historical events. I conduct research at local institutions in Hartford, Connecticut, so to bring the historical and current relevance of history to the classroom. I am detailed oriented by using Microsoft suite to track, analyze student progression and learning, so to maximize on student and instructor interactions. It is my background in analyzing trends, applying theoretical models to interpret and make sense of information and data.Specialties: I am proficient in bridging computer technology and classroom instruction, which results in bringing cohesive and comprehensive classroom presentations and research writing techniques. I also am a coordinator of an internship in government at Capital Community College, and recruits students to participate in the Legislative Assistant Program at the Legislative Office Building in Hartford, Connecticut . I am also semi-fluent in German.As a Veteran of the U.S. Army and International Relations analyst, I have written proposals on topics related to Social Science issues, and I wrote on the topic of Genocide for the Diversity Committee at Capital Community College, and also presented a workshop on Genocide. I wrote and presented on a topic of interest in relation to Social Media and obstacles to democracy. I have taken courses in terrorism, Middle Eastern History, Logic, and War at University of Maryland, Tel Aviv University in Israel, Princeton University and Stanford University through Coursera.