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Teaching experience:

Adjunct professor of English, Stevenson University (formerly Villa Julie College) Stevenson, Maryland, 1998-present

300-400 level courses:
     Major Figures in American Literature: Mark Twain
     Major Figures in American Literature: Henry Thoreau
     Visionary Poets: Blake, Whitman, Ginsberg
     Business Ethics (online and classroom)

100-200 level courses:
     American Literature Since 1865
     Literary Genres: Drama
     Literary Genres: Poetry
     Writing About Literature
     Introduction to Logic
     Business Writing

Instructor in English, University of Maryland University College, 2007-present
(All of these courses taught online.)

300-400 level courses:
    Modern American Drama
    Modern World Drama
    Modern Poetry
    American Literature Since 1914

100-200 level courses:
    English Grammar
    Introduction to Literature
    

Visiting Instructor in English, Auburn University, Auburn, Alabama, 2005-2006
           World Literature, I and II

Lecturer in English, Towson University, Towson, Maryland, 1998-2005

       300-600 level courses:
           Approaches to Graduate Research
           Culminating Seminar in Liberal and Professional Studies
           Development of the American Novel: The 20th Century
           Major Writers in African-American Literature
           Writing for Business and Industry

       100-200 level courses:
           Main Currents in American Literature
           Survey of African-American Literature
           Tradition and Form in Western Drama
           Tradition and Form in Western Poetry
           Writing for a Liberal Education                                 
        

Teaching and research assistant, The Catholic University of America,Washington, D.C.
1989-1995

       Instructor, English Composition, Introduction to Literature            

Education:

Ph.D., English, The Catholic University of America, Washington, D. C., 1995

    Dissertation: “A British Poet’s Discovery of American Poetry:
    The Poetry and Poetic Criticism of Theodore Maynard”

MA, Classics, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland, 1982

BA, Liberal Arts, St. John’s College, Annapolis, Maryland, 1981

Maryland State Senatorial Scholarship

A. S. Abell Company Foundation Scholarship