Can an introvert teaching science make a difference in a student’s life? I certainly hope so. As the Earth, Physical and Life Sciences teacher here at Fishburne, I want to see the light in your eyes when you understand a point we’ve been discussing in my class. While learning requires effort and commitment, it should also be engaging and at times even fun. Along with knowledge, that’s what I hope to bring to class every day. That, along with structure, fewer gender distractions, compassion, and caring, makes Fishburne a place for every student to succeed.
CREDENTIALS
I earned a BA in Science from New York State and did my military service with the USAF as a meteorologist for Special Forces and NASA. Honored to have been awarded a Joint Meritorious Service Medal and nominated for athletic field liner assistant of the year for the Waynesboro area.
Awards & Decorations Include:
- Defense Meritorious Service Medal
- Meritorious Service Medal
- Air Force Commendation Medal with OLC
- Air Force Achievement Medal with 2 OLC
- Army Achievement Medal
- Air Force Outstanding Unit Award
- Air Force Organizational Excellence Award with 2 OLC
- National Defense Service Medal
- Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal
- Air Force Overseas Long Tour Service Ribbon
- Air Force Longevity Service Award with 4 OLC
- Air Force NCO PME Graduate Ribbon with 2 OLC
- Air Force Training Ribbon
- United Nations Medal
