Teaching Experience

2000-2008	Department of Communication State University of New York at Buffalo Buffalo, NY	Crisis Communication (graduate level) Organizational Communication Communication Theory (graduate level) Human Communication Theory Communication and Trust (graduate level) Advanced Research Methods (graduate level) Research Methods in Communication New Communication Technologies Social and Organizational Informatics Communication, Computers, & Work
1995-1996	Department of Business State University College at Buffalo Buffalo, NY	Managing Program Evaluation (graduate level)
1988	Department of Communication State University of New York at Buffalo Buffalo, NY	Communication Theory
1986-1987	Department of Interpersonal and Public Communication Bowling Greeen State University Bowling Green, OH	Empirical Research Methods (graduate level) Human Communication Theory Public Speaking
1985-1986	Department of Mathematics Department of Computer Science Siena Heights College Adrian, MI	Descriptive Statistics Inferential Statistics Intro to Computer Programming BASIC Programming FORTRAN Programming Programming in C Computer Info Sys Sr Seminar Calculus I Algebra and Trigonometry
1981-1985	Department of Communication Studies Northwestern University Evanston, IL	Theories of Persuasion Interpersonal Communication Research Methods in Communication Studies Argumentation and Debate Philosophy of Language and Communication (TA)
1982-1985	National High School Institute (see note) Northwestern University Evanston, IL Note: Courses taught as part of the National High School Institute are designed to be "short" courses on a variety of topics. Generally, classes last from one to two weeks and are usually held for one hour, three to five times per week.	Statistics Design and Analysis of Research Psychology and the Law Logic Analysis of Major Studies in Employment Policy Conflict Theory Analyzing and Resolving Arguments Seminar in Argumentation Theory Persuasion Rebuttals and Extensions Library Research Methods