TEACHING EXPERIENCE:

Fall 2001
Budget and Finance (Graduate Level), Public Policy, American National Government, Coordinator of Internship Program, Graduate Independent Study, Graduate Thesis Mentor, The University of North Carolina at Pembroke

Intersession 2001
Quantitative and Qualitative Tools for Managers (Graduate) Spring 2001 Introduction to Public Administration, Municipal Government, American National Government, Coordinator of Internship Program, Graduate Independent Study, Graduate Thesis Mentor, The University of North Carolina at Pembroke

Fall 2000
American National Government, Public Policy and Analysis, Principles of Budgeting and Finance (Graduate), Coordinator of Internship Program, Graduate Independent Study, Graduate Thesis Mentor, The University of North Carolina at Pembroke Intersession 2000 Administrative Law (Graduate Level)

Spring 2000
American National Government, Local Government Administration, Introduction to Public Administration, Coordinator of Intership Program, Graduate Independent Study, Graduate Thesis Mentor, University of North Carolina at Pembroke, Assistant Professor

Fall 1999
American National Government, Public Policy, Principles of Budgeting and Finance (Graduate), Director of Internship Program, University of North Carolina at Pembroke

Spring 1999
American National Government, Introduction to Public Administration, Advanced Public Administration (Graduate), Director of Internship Program, University of North Carolina at Pembroke, Assistant Professor

Fall 1998
American National Government, American State Government, Public Policy, Director of Internship Program, University of North Carolina at Pembroke, Assistant Professor Summer 1998 Public Budgeting and Financial Management, Graduate School, University of North Dakota, Assistant Professor

Spring 1998
Administrative Processes (Budgeting and Personnel) Undergraduate Political Science and Public Administration University of North Dakota, Assistant Professor

Spring 1998
Political and Public Policy Analysis Graduate and Undergraduate in Political Science and Public Administration University of North Dakota, Assistant Professor

Fall 1997
Research Methods Undergraduate Political Science and Public Administration University of North Dakota, Assistant Professor

Fall 1997
Trends in Health Care Delivery in the United States Graduate and Undergraduate in Political Science and Public Administration' University of North Dakota, Assistant Professor

Spring 1996
Applied Statistical Methods in Public Administration Master of Public Administration Program Rutgers University, Adjunct Professor

Fall 1996
Applied Statistical Methods in Public Administration Master of Public Administration Program Rutgers University, Adjunct Professor On-Campus Program

Fall 1996
Applied Statistical Methods in Public Administration Master of Public Administration Program Rutgers University, Adjunct Professor On-Campus Executive Program

Spring 1993
Developing an Ethical Code for Public Sector Employees Marlboro Psychiatric Hospital, Marlboro, NJ

Fall 1980
to Instructor of Professional NursingSpring 1984 St. Vincent;s Medical Center School of Nursing

Areas of Expertise:

Finance and Budgeting, Local Government Administration, Planning and Zoning, Administrative Law, Health Administration, Public Policy, Analytical Methods, Public Productivity, Human Resource Administration.