Participate in the administration of all aspects of Luther College’s human resources programs. Manage HR-related risk management and compliance efforts, including safety, workers compensation, FMLA, EEO, and insurance. As Title IX Coordinator, lead campus-wide sexual misconduct policy development and program implementation.

MGT 250: DATA ANALYSIS FOR BUSINESS DECISION MAKING. This course is an introduction to business intelligence and analytics, focusing on the extensive use of data and quantitative analysis to drive business decisions and actions. Areas of emphasis are efficient manipulation of data sets, defining and organizing needed data using data modeling techniques, retrieving and mining data using database tools, using data to create models for analysis, and presenting data effectively for decision making. The course will utilize current software tools, such as spreadsheets and databases, and will focus on techniques for improving business reporting and data visualization.MGT 361: BUSINESS LAW. This course is a study of the sources of law and their application to contracts, business organization, and government regulation, with emphasis on critical thinking including legal and ethical considerations in making business decisions.

Provides human resources expertise to a range of clients in the areas of information systems, process improvement, compliance & policy development, recruiting & pre-hire assessments, compensation, and project management. Also furnishes information technology, legal, accounting, and operational support to the Chatfield Group and its affiliated consultants.

Worked with a small team to review documents and perform discovery in patent infringement litigation.

Represented clients throughout all stages of the tax controversy life cycle, from intake interviews through successful resolution with the Internal Revenue Service.

Managed staff and supervised students in after-school activities at prestigious Catholic boys school. Also served regularly as a substitute teacher in pre-kindergarten through eighth grade.

As computer science specialist, created and maintained the software components of ice-penetrating radar systems under Dr. Robert Jacobel. Gained invaluable research experience in a world-class scientific research laboratory. Twice presented research methods and results at the Pew Midstates Science and Mathematics Consortium’s Undergraduate Research Symposium in the Physical Sciences.