Courses Taught
American Foreign Policy
American Government
America in the World
Composition and Communication
Finance as a Domain
Foreign Intelligence Agencies
International Conflict
International Crisis Management
International Security Policy
Introduction to Comparative Politics
Introduction to International Politics
Introduction to Political Analysis
Introduction to Political Theory
Introduction to Politics and American Government
Introduction to Public Policy
McClure Academic Scholars
Political Violence and Revolution
Politics and Film
Politics of Terrorism
US National Security Policy
War, Policy, and National Security II
World Politics and War
Teaching Assistance
Provided to Prof. Richard Waterman and Assoc. Prof. D. Stephen Voss for PS 101 American Government for 2012-2013 and 2014-2015 Academic Years. Provided to Assoc. Prof. Daniel Morey for Contemporary Global Conflicts in 2015-2016 Academic Year.
Independent Research Assistance
Provided to Asst. Prof. Emily Beaulieu, Asst. Prof. Tiffany Barnes, Asst. Prof. Robert Farley, and Visiting Lecturer Stacy Closson.
American Foreign Policy
American Government
America in the World
Composition and Communication
Finance as a Domain
Foreign Intelligence Agencies
International Conflict
International Crisis Management
International Security Policy
Introduction to Comparative Politics
Introduction to International Politics
Introduction to Political Analysis
Introduction to Political Theory
Introduction to Politics and American Government
Introduction to Public Policy
McClure Academic Scholars
Political Violence and Revolution
Politics and Film
Politics of Terrorism
US National Security Policy
War, Policy, and National Security II
World Politics and War
Teaching Assistance
Provided to Prof. Richard Waterman and Assoc. Prof. D. Stephen Voss for PS 101 American Government for 2012-2013 and 2014-2015 Academic Years. Provided to Assoc. Prof. Daniel Morey for Contemporary Global Conflicts in 2015-2016 Academic Year.
Independent Research Assistance
Provided to Asst. Prof. Emily Beaulieu, Asst. Prof. Tiffany Barnes, Asst. Prof. Robert Farley, and Visiting Lecturer Stacy Closson.