Our MissionInstructing and equipping students to gain understanding and confidence in God’s Word in order to boldly share His Truth and saving grace without fear.Our VisionKnow it! Growing in knowledge of the Lord Jesus Christ by reading and understanding His Word equips and empowers believers in their faith.Live it! Knowing and loving the Lord Jesus Christ fuels a heart to worship and serve Him, and an ability to be a light and a testimony to His saving grace.Share it! The joy of our salvation is meant to be shared. Jesus commands us to preach the gospel (Mark 16:15), the apostle Peter calls us to be ready always to share answers (1 Peter 3:15) and the apostle Paul tells us to boldly proclaim the gospel of saving grace (Ephesians 6:19).Know it! Live it! Share it!

Teaching 7-8 graders, Geography, World History. Also teaching Music History & Theory and Latin II. Grade 11: Rhetoric and Literature. Classes are held two-days a week with an online component through Engrade.

Taught online graduate courses in library and information science such as: "Academic Libraries," "Distributed Learning Librarianship," "Management of Library and Information Centers."

Library Informatics, Northern Kentucky University• LIN 420: Management of Libraries and Information Centers (undergraduate, online/Blackboard)-Summer 5 week, 2010

Lexington, KY-taught IMD 150: Presentations-PowerPoint and Grammar (undergraduate, online/Blackboard)

Computer & Information Literacy Instructor, Zion Christian Academy (4th-8th grades), Florence, KY• Excel, Publisher, Word, PowerPoint• Photoshop• HTML and Web Design, copyright• Keyboarding• Worked with students in spring 2008 to produce first digital yearbook

Library and Information Science Department, graduate course, online/Blackboard. “Academic Libraries,” LIS 646

Computer & Information Literacy Instructor, Concordia Lutheran School, (K-8), Cincinnati, Ohio• Designed the computer program based on national standards• Implemented program for students in grades K-8• Excel, Publisher, Word, PowerPoint• Photoshop• HTML and Web Design, Internet safety, copyright• Keyboarding• Worked with students in spring 2006 to create the first digitally produced yearbook

Department of Technology (moved into the School of Informatics, 2005), Northern Kentucky University (undergraduate, online/Blackboard)• “Web Design Basics,” IET 340• “Web Design Advanced,” IET 342• “E-learning Systems,” INF 440• “Web Design Practicum,” INF 442

Perkins Grant courses• Preparing your e-resume and e-portfolio workshop, 8 hours (Fall 2002 and Spring 2003)• Web Design Course, 30 hours (Fall 2001 and Spring 2002)

Department of Community Education• Hands-on face-to-face training courses (8 hours each)o Microsoft FrontPage o Macromedia Dreamweavero Macromedia Fireworkso Adobe Photoshop• Basics and Photograph Restoration and Retouching • Web Design Certificate Course with online component in Blackboard, 30 hours• Creating Web Pages with FrontPage 2002 Online. Six week course offered entirely online in Blackboard. (Spring 2003)

Web consultant for NKUCareerPaths

• Supervised faculty and staff• Established operating polices for the Media Library and Multimedia Development Lab• Founded the Multimedia Development Lab (MMDL) in 1997 to fill a need on campus for multimedia and web development assistance.o Designed interactive kiosks using Authorware and Director since 1994o Created websites for individual faculty and departments on campuso Supervised lab equipment and softwareo Managed teamso Taught classes on FrontPage, web design, and copyright• 1991-1997, oversaw all aspects of equipment maintenance and delivery for classroom services on campus