Collaborated with the Dean of the Honors College to develop and teach the pre-travel curriculum for the Classical Greece Study Trip, CC 325.

Authored syllabi for twenty courses in the classics curriculum. Developed an assessment plan for the classics section compliant with department-wide student learning objectives. Participated in university-wide curriculum development by serving on Freshman Core syllabus committee. Served as academic advisor for classics majors/minors and as faculty advisor to ΗΣΦ, the classics honors society. Supervised independent study projects and served as advisor for six papers delivered at national conferences. Organized campus-wide events including an annual Homerathon or Dramathon, a campus visit by poet and translator A.E. Stallings, and a Toga Party.Courses Taught: Language: Introductory Greek and Latin, Intermediate Greek and Latin, Advanced Greek: Xenophon, Euripides, Herodotus, Hellenistic Prose, Advanced Latin: Apuleius, Livy, Ovid, Vergil. Classical Civilization: Classical Literary Studies, Classical Greece Study Trip, Cultural Diversity in the Ancient Greece, Folktale in the Ancient World, Studies in Classical Epic, Studies in Classical Drama. Christ College (Honors College) 300 Seminars. Freshman Core.

Answered phone and email inquiries; performed light clerical and filing duties.Assisted Division Mangers in completing ad hoc administrative projects.Assisted College Division Sales Representatives in fulfilling desk copy requests.Developed and maintained a database to manage schools and teachers using HMH’s intermediate reading intervention product.Coordinated and facilitated a conference for elementary school Language Arts faculty.