As a young boy at eight years old, my grandparents had a recently published book on United States Presidents and read the book in its entirety. That passion and discovery of history in general as well as other related disciplines such as politics/government/religion and theology undergirds my training and love of teaching. I am a graduate of Morehouse College. I received my Bachelor of Arts in History and Religion. After obtaining three additional degrees my interests are in Early Modern England, Reformation History completing my masters thesis on Quaker Woman Preachers in England 1550-1589. I have traveled extensively as the Co-Chair for Advocacy and Public Voice for the Lutheran World Federation Council and serving in the Peace Corps in Cote d' Ivoire West Africa.

My teaching style is interactive and engaging believing that the best teachers learn from students in iron sharpening iron.

My favorite hobbies are cruise vacations, distant train rides and figuring out the subway system in various international cities.

I am a baseball enthusiast, love reading biographies, attending love theater and bowling.