Throughout my teaching career, I have treated the classroom as a laboratory for developing good pedagogy, always innovating new strategies, techniques, and courses. At Delbarton School, my first teaching job, I developed a "genocide studies" curriculum and implemented it at the school. While working as an adjunct professor at Warren County Community College, I created two ethics courses based around Lincoln-Douglas-style debate. I currently teach a Technical Communication Practices course at Georgia Tech wherein my students work with real clients.

Teaching Assets

• Winner, "Excellence In Pedagogy Award," Georgia Tech, Spring 2008
• 10 years teaching experience 1994-1997; 2001-2008
• Creator of a unique client-based approach to teaching Technical Communication. Spring 2008 - Summer 2008 - Fall 2008
• Interdisciplinary teaching profile - Technical Communication, Literature, Composition, Philosophy, Ethics, Religious Studies

Teaching Positions Held

• Marion L. Brittain Postdoctoral Fellow, Georgia Tech, Fall 2007.
• Graduate Teaching Assistant, Georgia State University (GSU), 2003-2007.
• Adjunct Professor, Clayton State University (CSU), Summer 2004, Fall 2005.
• Adjunct Professor, Warren County Community College (WCCC), 2001-2003.
• Adjunct Professor, Fairleigh Dickinson University (FDU), 1999.
• Teacher, Assistant Director of Campus Ministry, Delbarton School, 1994-97.