It used to be called educational consulting. Some still call it that, but we never did. Think of what we do as instructional logistics. Because education moves.

Front Row Education is a nonprofit organization that hosts writing workshops for college-bound US and international high school students. We are a community of writers, and we believe that:College-bound high school and home schooled students need:engaged, individualized community educational support.advocates for a more transparent college application and admissions process.Visit our website and use our survey tool to find the college info you need to know most, evaluate college info websites, and share your results with others.

Questions for Animals is my second volume of poems published by Ahsahta Press. Forbidden City was published by Ahsahta in 2003.

From 2005 to 2011, I taught two of the Florida state university system's most high stakes, highly-regulated and chronically over-enrolled writing courses at FAU: the two-semester College Writing class known more widely as Freshman Comp, and the Senior level one-semester Writing for Management, a requirement for all degrees, majors and minors at FAU's College of Business, the 6th largest business school in the US. I co-piloted a no-textbook, project-based real-time business environment iteration of Writing for Management that became FAU's model for the course. With 50-200 students per semester, 3 semesters per teaching year and classes held almost exclusively in computer classrooms, my teaching practice grew into a teaching-with-tech laboratory during a period when capabilities of, and administrative expectations for, readily-available course management systems and free blogging and wiki sites exploded. As the "teaching with tech" resource person for the English Dept's writing instructor and teaching assistant cohorts, both the largest at FAU, I helped colleagues adopt and adapt technology not only into their teaching, but also into their professional academic development and advancement.During this period I won the Dept's Outstanding GTA award and the Howard Pearce Creative Thesis Award.

The Bakehouse is a renovated 1930's bakery in Miami that provides studio space to artists and art programs to visual artists and a diverse surrounding community. It is not-for-profit.Grant writing and administration including CDBG, County and State Facilities Grants, DOJ grants for at-risk youth, artist workshop exhibition grants from the State and County; training monthly Exhibition administration; Recruitment, Training and Supervision of volunteer committees for fundraising and membership, renovation, monthly Open Houses; Design and Delivery of classroom safety and positive behavior models for at-risk teens, most from residential foster or recovery programs and corrections facilities

Contracting, administration, coordination of annual nat’l judging of arts scholarship entries; Contracting, administration and supervision of Career Advancement of Visual Artists program, a nat’l 3-year multiple-artist residency that culminates in an exhibition at the Corcoran Gallery in Washington D.C.