I’ve been a teaching professor at a well-known Liberal Arts college in North Carolina for 6 years. I completed an MA in Conflict Resolution at Norwich University in 2013, an MA in Political Science from UNC in 2020, and a PHD in International Relations from Salve Regina University in 2023.
I have dedicated myself to fostering a dynamic and inclusive learning environment centered on assisting students turning theory into practice, mentoring students in their academic and professional...
I’ve been a teaching professor at a well-known Liberal Arts college in North Carolina for 6 years. I completed an MA in Conflict Resolution at Norwich University in 2013, an MA in Political Science from UNC in 2020, and a PHD in International Relations from Salve Regina University in 2023.
I have dedicated myself to fostering a dynamic and inclusive learning environment centered on assisting students turning theory into practice, mentoring students in their academic and professional pursuits, and creating an engaging and supportive learning environment that meets the varied learning needs of my students while fostering respect for diversity in all its connotations. I am also dedicated to educating my students on how to be critics of knowledge, not simply consumers. I focus discussions on the theoretical assumptions used by the authors, potential biases the authors may hold, and touch briefly on the merits and shortcomings of the methodological approaches employed.
The subjects I teach on a normal basis are: International Relations, American Foreign Policy, Terrorism Studies, Model United Nations, Model Legislative Debate, Comparative Politics, American Politics, and Contemporary Global Issues.
