--Instructor of History, May 1995-May 1996, March 1999-May 2004, July 2021-Present--Library Archivist, September 2022-Present--Assistant Professor of History, July 2013-June 2021--Visiting Assistant Professor of History, July 1996-June 1998, July 2004-June 2013--History Program Chair, January 2014-June 2017Courses I have recently taught (2023-24):--HIST 114: Ancient Societies--HIST 115: The Modern Age--HIST 215: World War II--HIST 217: Nichols and Its History--PSCI 315: Business. Government, & RegulationCourses I have taught in the past include:--Modern Europe--The World since 1945 --American Presidents--Scandals in American Politics--Political & Historical Leaders--Surveys in World Civilizations, Western Civilization, and U.S. History--Introduction to Political ScienceI serve as faculty advisor to the Nichols College History Club and the Alpha-Mu-Eta Chapter of the Phi Alpha Theta History Honor Society.Previous committee assignments and faculty service include:--Faculty Senate (Secretary, 2015-16)--Curriculum Committee--Nichols Reads Committee--Educator Preparation Program Committee--Fischer Institute Task Force--Library Resources Committee--Chaplaincy Advisory Group--Nichols College Faculty Association (Vice President, 1997-98)

I currently teach HST 117: Global History I to freshmen and sophomores.

The SSE tells the story of Samuel Slater, Father of the Industrial Revolution in the U.S., and his impact on the town of Webster and southern Worcester County.

NEHA is the regional affiliate of the American Historical Association (AHA). Formed in 1965, its purpose is to promote scholarly interchange and to enhance teaching and scholarship in history.

Courses taught: U.S. History since 1945, Western Civilization to 1500.

Taught 19th-century U.S. History to first-year students and sophomores at the Leicester campus.

Taught Western Civilization since 1500 at the former satellite campus in Duxbury, Mass.

Taught U.S. History, Global Cultures, and Civil Liberties & the Law. Worked with students of various levels from all four grades.