Courses:FA24, Bible Doctrine (Graduate)

Courses:SP25, CS 325 - Christian Ethics (Undergraduate)FA24, CS 323 - Christian Theology II (Undergraduate)SP24, CS325 - Christian Ethics (Undergraduate)SP23, CS 325 - Christian Ethics (Undergraduate)

Courses:SP25, PHI 2500 - Christian Philosophy (Undergraduate)FA24, PHI 1100 - Introduction to Philosophy (Undergraduate)SP24, PHI 3570 - Modern and Contemporary Philosophy (Undergraduate)SP23, SEM 5000 - Introduction to Seminary for International Students - Theological English (Graduate)FA23, PHI 1100 - Introduction to Philosophy (Undergraduate)FA23, PHI 3540 - Metaphysics and Philosophy of Mind (Undergraduate)FA23, SEM 5000 - Introduction to Seminary for International Students - Theological English (Graduate)FA22, PHI 1100 - Introduction to Philosophy (Undergraduate)FA21, PHI 6500 - Christian Apologetics (Graduate)

- Oversee the Student Success Office responsible for academic advising and coaching.- Developed Southeastern's QEP and have experience with SACSCOC & ATS Accreditation.- Lead institutional discussions and strategies concerning retention.- Use data to discover and propose possible student success initiatives that would result in the increasing of number of hours enrolled.- Work with unregistered students to inquire about assisting in their registration process or determine ways in which SEBTS/CollegeSE can assist unregistered students.- Coordinate with Institutional Research for the development and employment of survey strategies to acquire pertinent information affecting enrollment.- Coordinate with other enrollment stakeholders on campus such as Student Resources, Financial Aid, and Academics.- Coordinate with IT in the continued development of data resources for enrollment marketing and decision-making.- Work in coordination with the Marketing and Communications Office to develop and employ marketing strategies, including email, encourage increased hour completion by current student population.- Coordinate with various offices throughout institution to ensure that timely, appropriate, and effective communication materials are employed.

Graduate Research and Teaching Assistant to Dr. Ross D. Inman, Associate Professor of Philosophy at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary.

- Assisted in enrollment efforts by recruiting, managing, and admitting students.- Served as a representative of Southwestern at on-campus and off-campus events.- Served as a campus tour guide for prospective students and advised new students.

Dr. Travis Dickinson, Associate Professor of Philosophy and Apologetics Aug. 2019 – July 2020Dr. Ross Inman, Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Apologetics June 2018 – May 2019Dr. Paul Gould, Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Apologetics Aug. 2017 – May 2018

- Completed office tasks such as filing, copying, and data entry.- Interacted with alumni by phone, email or in-person to provide information, update information, and request donations.- Planned and executed alumni events.