about me

As a writer, I have contributed to various publications and have been fortunate enough to receive multiple awards for my work. I approach each writing project with a critical review process and ask myself three questions: Is my writing accurate? Does it move me? Have I told the story?

Whether I'm uncovering historical facts or telling a heartwarming story about a dog, these questions help me ensure that my writing is accurate, engaging, and impactful.

My childhood was unique as I was born in Meriden, Connecticut, but attended public schools in New England. Later, I graduated from Bitburg High School in Germany, which was an exciting experience.

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After I finished my education, I started working as a government contract Imagery Analyst. This fascinating job taught me a lot about critical thinking and complex analysis.

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I was an adjunct professor for over two decades, teaching computer science and geography at various universities. My classes focused on the Reconstruction Era, Westward Expansion, and the Oklahoma Indian Territories.

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Apart from my professional life, I have diverse interests and experiences. One of my hobbies is training and judging dogs for Scent Work, which is challenging and rewarding.​

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