--Online volunteer contributor to BlackPast.org.--Researched and written 7 encyclopedia articles on African American United States Ambassadors.

Online volunteer reviewer for Maryland History Day projects of high school and middle school age Students. Maryland History Day projects consisted of three parts, which included the project itself, a process paper and an annotated Bibliography. Types of reviews included documentaries, essays, a poster board and websites. Overall, provided analytical and grammatical reviews for the following projects: “George Patton: Tank Pioneer 2”; “Smallpox Eradication: The End of a Disease and the Beginning of a New Era in Public Health”; “The Legacy of Mark Twain”; “Carl Lutz and the Hungarian Rescue Mission”; “A Legacy of Leadership: Machiavelli’s IL Principe and its Influence in Italy from Absolutism to Fascism” ; “‘Mr. President, I have Blood on my Hands’: The Leadership and Legacy of Oppenheimer”; “Marion Barry: A Leader for Change in DC”; “A Woman's Work: The Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act: Leadership and Legacy and the Fight for Equal Pay”; “Irreversible Consequences: The Power of Knowledge and its impact of Leadership and Legacy”; “William Wilberforce: A Force for Change in the World.”