Subjects and degrees: American and British national politics; public policy; voters, parties & elections; presidency; executive politics, public administration & bureaucracy; public organization theory; West European politics; and international relations.

• Johns Hopkins University: MA, PhD in American Government & International Relations.
• University of Oxford (UK): BA, MA in Philosophy, Politics & Economics (member of Keble College).

• Outstanding Faculty Member Award, Inaugural Greek Awards Convocation, Huntingdon College, April 2008
• Exemplary Teacher Award (with honorarium), US Methodist Board of Higher Education, 2006.
• Open scholarship; Distinction in examinations (six awarded), University of Oxford, UK.
• College prize, Keble college of the University of Oxford, UK.
• Full graduate fellowships, the Johns Hopkins University; Huber dissertation fellowship, Wellesley college.
• Plaques for teaching and service excellence from UNI and CUNY.
• Languages: fluent French; Spanish; some German, Italian and Latin; extensive travel.

Teaching 13 political science courses, 4 or 5 per term, at Huntingdon college.

Recruiting, advising and placing up to 45 student majors.

Designed and implemented major fields in political science; international studies; European studies; public administration; and public affairs, 1996-2004.

Additionally, one interdisciplinary seminar 2007, and three interdisciplinary symposia, 1996-2004.

Strong record among alumni: measured by seniors and alumni satisfaction surveys, entry to law and graduate schools, law review boards, passage of Bar exam.

Created course in Current Affairs for School of Professional Studies, HC, 2006; European studies seminar for AUM's MIR program, summer 2005; and seminar for HC in Third World Politics and Terrorism, 2005.

Led study abroad on British Politics, Jan. '04 and May '06, with speakers at Oxford U., House of Commons and King's College, London.

• Wellesley College and Colby College; University of Northern Iowa and City University of New York..
• Taught graduates; mature; diverse; lifelong; and traditional students; in day, evening and online classes; senior theses; and capstones.
• Supervised several major fields, interdisciplinary programs, and internships
• Director of faculty-student Justice symposium with anthology, events, 1998-2001.
• Convener of faculty research symposium; mentor of faculty.
• Committee leadership: chaired tenure, promotion and development; core curriculum, chaired travel; chaired academic services; also self-study, education policy, faculty and dean searches.
• Master's level program design; comprehensive exams; supervised senior theses and master's research.
• Faculty seminars: director of "Justice" faculty seminar, 1998-2001; convener of faculty seminar, 1994-96.
• Faculty seminar, recent history, Harvard, June 2005; and Harvard's centers for European studies and for international affairs, 1983-5.

• Newspaper columns, April 2003: "Bush Thrives on War," "Blair Takes Greater Risks," and "Taking War on Faith."
• With Bradley Best, "Program Evaluation and Review Technique - Critical Path Analysis," in Jack Rabin (ed) Encyclopedia of Public Administration and Public Policy, (Marcel Dekker, 2003). [Abstract online]
• "FOIA & Federal Information Policy in the 1980s and 1990s," in G. David Garson (ed), Handbook of Public Information Systems (NY: Marcel Dekker, 2000). Contents.
• "Electronic Access to Public Records," in G. David Garson (ed), Handbook of Public Information Systems (NY: Marcel Dekker, 2000).  Contents.
• Editor of Justice, Third edition anthology 1999; and Fourth edition, 2001.  Boston, MA: Copley Publishing.
• 4 Book reviews in European Studies Journal, 13(1):78-88, 1996. and 5 reviews in ESJ, 12(1):108-123, 1995.
• "Reinventing (Open) Government: State and Federal Trends." Government Information Quarterly, 12(4):427-455 (Fall 1995). Abstract & Contents.
• "Next Cycle of FOIA Policy? A Model for the Electronic Future." Access Reports 20(13):3-10 (22 June 1994.)
• "New Technologies and FOIA Processing: Part I."and "Part II."  Access Reports, 19(15):2-7 & (16):4-9(1993)
• Review essay of 3 books on Thatcherism, in the American Political Science Review, 86(1):269-270 (March 1992).
• 15 encyclopedia entries in L. Sandy Maisel (ed), Encyclopedia of American Political Parties and Elections, (New York: Garland publishing, 1991).
• "Freedom of Information: Developments in the United Kingdom." International Journal of Intelligence and CounterIntelligence, 3(4):465-474 (Winter 1989).
• "Simulations in Political Science: a Review Essay." Social Science Computer Review, 7(3):369-377 (Fall 1989).
• The Freedom of Information Act: From Pressure to Policy Implementation. PhD Dissertation (Johns Hopkins University, 1982).

• Thirty conference papers in political science; other panels chaired.
• Doctoral dissertation reviewer for Andhra University, India, 2000-.
• Manuscript and proposal reviewer, PS: Political Science and Politics, a journal of the APSA; Scientific Journals International, 2006-; Thompson Publishing, 2003-; and Pearson Publishing, 2003-.
• U.S. Food and drug administration, consultant 1986-96; also moderated documentary for FDA commissioner.
• Grant reviewer: Latin American area studies research grants consortium, Ford foundation, 1998-2001.
• Television guest analysis of politics, including NBC nightly news,
• Board member and webmaster, Alabama  World Affairs Council, 2002-.
• Presentations to service clubs: Rotarians, Kiwanis, Alaska World Affairs Council.
• Instructor's manuals for Chatham House; for Peacock publishers and US Air Force ROTC.
• Educational software created, several internal grants received, additional conference papers on the subject.

• Participant, International Conference on the Right to Public Information, Jimmy Carter Center, Atlanta, 27-29 Feb. 2008.
• Conference for Department Chairs, and Conference on Teaching and Learning, APSA, Charlotte NC, Feb. 2007
• Shakespeare and Politics, paper for the Alabama PSA conference April 2006.
• Lecture "From the Miners to Major: Recent British Politics" [PPT] Buena Vista University, Iowa, plus faculty-student seminar and three classes, Sep. '05.
• Participant, national security workshop, Air Command and Staff College, Apr. '06; national security forum of Air War College, May '05; and distinguished educator tour, US Air Force, '05.
• Information and security in the W. Bush administration: paper, ALaPSA, Apr. '05; FRAMP grant, HC, Jan. '05; paper, Southern PSA, Jan. '05.
• "China and Taiwan: Development, Coexistence and Tensions", Keynote for Model United Nations, at AUM, Apr. '04.
• "Strategy, Technology and Expertise: Falklands /Malvinas 1982."  Presented to SAASS and AWC schools, Air University, June & July '03.
• Foreign policy association, great decisions program, co-convened and presented, 2003-.

Recruiting students, academic advising, placing interns and graduates.

Chair, Committee on Tenure, Promotion and Development, 2007-08.

Chair, travel committee, 2004-, which adapted travel program and policy to budget reductions.

Elected member, Dean of Faculty external search committee, spring '04.

Chaired core committee which redesigned college core in two months, passed Nov. '03.

Chaired academic services committee which wrote technology use policy for college.

Committee work on core curriculum, honors, academic services, athletics, multidisciplinary majors.

Brought in many guest speakers from international relations, national security, politics and law; took field trips to courts, legislature and conferences.

Participant in First Year Experience course and faculty/staff seminars, May '04-, for recruitment and retention of freshmen.