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Here is my resume which includes my education and classroom experience.

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Here is a copy of my substitute certificate.

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Here is a short essay on my beliefs as an educator.

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Here is my letter of introduction.

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Here is a unit plan that I designed and implemented in the classroom.

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Here is a letter of recommendation from Dr. Courtney Kisat.

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I am a member of the National Council for the Social Studies (NCSS) and attended the National Conference in Chicago in November 2018 to network with organizations and teachers from across the country.

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I am a member of the Missouri State Teachers Association.

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Here is a research paper that I wrote about voter disenfranchisement and the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

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Proficient in Microsoft Office, Google Drive/Classroom, Nearpod, Prezi, iMovie, Adobe Spark Video, as well as using Apple and Google software devices.

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Here is a lesson plan that I designed that is incorporated into the unit above.

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Here is my personal classroom management plan that includes classroom guidelines, policies, procedures, and a communication plan.

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Here is an assessment that I designed for a unit on Asian cultural geography.

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Here are some photographs of student work in which they mapped the “anatomy” of the Iran Hostage Crisis.

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Here is a research paper that I wrote about the Middle Passage and the physical and social consequences that it had.

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Here is a link to a short blog I created about the biological effects of the Colombian Exchange.

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Here is a link to a short Nearpod lesson I created on Voting Rights and the Selma March

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Here is the link to a Prezi I created that provides an overview of the unit I designed and sampled in the Teaching Artifacts column.

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Lesson 1 provides an introduction to Gerald Ford and covers Ford's path to the presidency and his unpopular decision to pardon Richard Nixon. In this lesson, 10th grade U.S. History students will be able to identify and explain why President Ford pardoned Richard Nixon and the

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Here is a link to a YouTube video of me teaching part of a lesson on Congress using my iPad and mirroring to Apple TV.

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Here is a letter of recommendation from Mr. Travis Dambach.