• Chaired and advised 8 Masters Theses in Mass Communication
• Advisor and Committee member for four additional Masters Theses
• Ph.D. Dissertation fourth Reader
• Ph.D. Dissertation Chair for Proposal Committee
• Developed a curriculum and maintained oversight for safety of traveling students, faculty and staff
• Ensured learning environment by holding faculty accountable for developed learning outcomes.
• Served as supporting Administrator for Cultural Academic Adventure - Study Abroad at Sea (Experiential Learning)

for the College of International Communication.

Visiting Professor Intercultural Communication Theory and Speech Howard University Howard University, Washington, D.C., 1996-1997

Taught Graduate and Undergraduate students in Communication Theory

Intercultural Communication

University Service Responsibilities - Participated as Panelist, Teaching Portfolio Project, Department Human Communication Studies, Howard University, 1996 to 1997

Assistant Professor

University of Maryland at College Park, MD,

1991 - 1995

Assistant Professor, Department of Speech Communication

Developed curriculum for the Department in Study of New World Rhetorics of the Americas

Selected to participate in the Department's Administrative Committee

Taught Public speaking; taught Foundations of Rhetoric and Intercultural Communication to both graduate and undergraduate students

Panelist, Teaching Portfolio Project, College of Arts and Humanities, University of Maryland, 1994.

Mentored in the Advice Five, Letters and Sciences, program University of Maryland, 1991-94.

Mentored in Office of Multicultural Student Education (OMSE), University of Maryland, 1992-94

Mentor, McNair Scholastic Program, Academic Reinforcement, University of Maryland, 1992-94 Winner of the 1994 Mentor of the Year Award McNair Scholars program

Advisor and Chair, two Masters, one Ph.D., Speech Communication Department University of Maryland at College Park