Section Chair, Teaching,
Learning, and the Profession, Northeast Political Science Association,
Annual Meeting, 1998 - present.
Section Chair, Teaching,
Pennsylvania Political Science Association, Annual Meeting, 2000
- present.
"Building On-Line Courses:
Some Pedagogical Considerations," Northeast Political Science
Association, Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA, November 2001.
Chair/discussant for Image
Creation and the Conduct of Diplomacy panel, " Northeast Political
Science Association, Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA, November
2001.
"Using the Internet and World
Wide Web to Enhance Distance Education Courses," Pennsylvania
Political Science Association, Annual Meeting, Harrisburg, PA,
April, 2001.
"Applying Alternative Assessment
Techniques to Political Science Courses: Lessons Learned," Northeast
Political Science Association, Annual Conference, Albany, NY,
November 2000.
Chair/discussant for Human
Rights panel, Northeast Political Science Association, Annual
Meeting, 2000. Chair for The State of the Profession 2000, Northeast
Political Science Association, Annual Meeting, 2000.
"Designing Political Science
Courses to be Delivered Asynchronously," Pennsylvania Political
Science Association, Annual Meeting, Reading, PA, April, 2000.
"Integrating Technology into
the Classroom: Three Degrees of Infusion," Northeast Political
Science Association, Annual Conference, Philadelphia, PA, November
1999.
Chair for Human Rights
panel, Northeast Political Science Association, Annual Meeting,
1999.
Chair for The Status of
the Political Science Major: The Wahlke Report to the Profession
Plus Ten, Roundtable, Northeast Political Science Association,
Annual Meeting, 1999.
"Structuring the Classroom
to Develop Critical Thinking," Pennsylvania Political Science
Association, Annual Conference, Villanova, PA, April, 1999.
Discussant for Teaching
Undergraduates panel, Pennsylvania Political Science Association,
Annual Conference, Villanova, PA, April, 1999.
Roundtable Discussion, "Security
Issues in the Middle East," Frostburg State University, April,
1999.
"Techniques in Developing
Critical Thinking Skills," Northeast Political Science Association,
Annual Conference, Boston, MA, November, 1998.
"The Impact of Capitalism
on Political Participation in the US", a panel discuss, The Philosophical
Forum, Frostburg State University, Fall 1997.
" Integrating Cooperative
Learning, Critical Thinking, and Assessment Techniques into the
College Classroom", Northeast Political Science Association, Annual
Conference, Philadelphia, PA, November, 1997.
"Teaching Comparative Politics:
Alternative Techniques", International Studies Association, Northeast,
Annual Conference, Boston, MA, November, 1996.
"Technology and the Erosion
of the Bill of Rights", Changes in the Contemporary World Discussion
Series, Frostburg State University, Spring 1996.
"The Environment and Politics
in the US: A History of Oil and Water", Changes in the Contemporary
World Discussion Series, Frostburg State University, Spring 1995.
"The Five Crises of Political
Development Revisited: Latin America and the Post Soviet Bloc",
Changes in the Contemporary World Discussion Series, Frostburg
State University, Spring 1994.
"Advances in Technology and
the Right to Privacy", Delaware Heritage Commission, Dover, DE
Spring 1991.
"Quantum Physics: The God
That Plays Dice", Delaware Humanities Forum, Rehobeth Beach, DE
Spring 1991.
"Evolution: What Can We Learn
From Socio-Biology", Delaware Humanities Forum, Rehobeth Beach,
DE, Spring 1991.
"The Changing Work Ethic
in the United States", Delaware Humanities Forum, Dover, DE, Spring
1990.
"The Development of Interactive
Computer-Learning Aids Using Hypercard: An Example from World
Politics", American Political Science Association, Annual Conference,
San Francisco, CA, September 1990.
Associate Professor, Frostburg
State University, Frostburg, MD, (1991 - present)
Courses Taught: American
Politics; Comparative Politics; International Studies; World Politics;
Research Methods; US Foreign Policy; US National Security Policy;
Political Thought; American
Political Thought; American Public Policy; Comparative Politics;
Latin America; Politics of Developing Areas; Politics Of Africa;
Politics of the Middle East; Women and Politics; Public Administration
Instructor, Wesley College,
Dover, DE, (1/1989-5/1991)
Courses Taught: American
Politics; Introduction to Political Science; Introduction to World
Politics;
US Political Parties and Interest Groups; Political Theory; Public
Administration; Soviet Politics;
US Federal Court System
Instructor, University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, (1989, 1990)
Courses Taught: Introduction
to Political Science; American Governmental Process
Teaching Assistant, University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, PA, (1988)
Courses Taught: The
Modern American Presidency
Instructor, Rosemont College,
Rosemont, PA, (1987)
Courses Taught: Introduction
to American Government
