COURSES TAUGHT: History 1301 History 1302

Education:
B.A. Political Science, University of Texas at Arlington
Teaching Certification (Grades 6-12 biology, political science, history, English)
M.A. American History, University of Texas at Arlington
Certification in Archival Administration
Ph.D. (ABD) Humanities (Projected Completion Date August, 1998)
University of Texas at Arlington        
Professional Experience:
Adjunct History Instructor, El Centro & Cedar Valley (15 semesters)
Director, Interdisciplinary Studies, University of Texas at Arlington, 1994-Present
Philosophy:
You can teach anyone anything if you make it interesting. That, in essence, is my
teaching philosophy and my passion.  "Engage the student" could be my credo!  When 
students become active participants in class, it is a dynamic and formative 
experience.  We all learn, and the students remember the experience because 
it has meaning, relevance to them.

I also feel that teachers have a special mission, and not a "mission impossible."  
I believe we must always stimulate intellectual curiosity.  When one questions, 
one learns.  Critical inquiry -- not mute acceptance -- leads to discovery!

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