2015- present: Assistant professor, Georgia State University's Perimeter College 2014-2015: Instructor, Southern Polytechnic State University2008-2014: Lecturer at University of Georgia. Taught courses on ethnic conflict, African politics, human rights, genocide, terrorism and national security, American government, post-industrial democracies and introduction to comparative politics.2009-2012: Faculty advisor, Roosevelt Policy Institute, CURO Symposium, University of Georgia, Athens, Georgia2010-2011: Academic Advisor, Amnesty International/University of Georgia Chapter, University of Georgia, Athens, GeorgiaHonor’s Committee for Lindsay Ross, “The Comparative Effects of British and French Colonial Rule on Democratization in Sub-Saharan Africa,” University of Georgia, School of Public and International Affairs, Athens, Georgia, 20102009 to present: editorial board, War Crimes, Crimes Against Humanity and Genocide (international journal)2007-2013: Consulted on and/or served as court certified expert on political asylum cases; retained by King and Spalding/Georgia Asylum and Immigration Network, Atlanta, GA.2003 to 2005: Associate Editor of Intelligence and National Security 2000 to 2001: Research Associate at the Southern Center for International Studies, Atlanta, GA.Specialties: Areas of research include democratization and conflict, African politics, genocide, post-transitional justice, and U.S. foreign policy towards Rwanda.