BA Spanish Literature from Idaho State University
Ms Mathematics Idaho State University

2003-Present Online tutor for Brainfuse where I do everything from 3rd grade reading to AP calculus for about 50 hours a week.

2001-2003 Math Professor for the "Pontifica Universidad de Madre Y Maestra" in Santiago, Dominican Republic. I taught all math courses offered here in Spanish. Algebra, Pre Calculus, Calculus, Differential Equations, Linear algebra at the grad level. I also worked at the "Universidad Tecnologico de Santiago" where I taught in the masters program such courses as optimization, and math modeling.

2000 Middle school math and science teacher at the Majuro Coopschool in Majuro in the Marshall Islands.

1998-2000 High School (Prepa) teacher at the Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey in Mazatlan, Mexico. I taught high school level algebra, trigonometry, geometry, and claculus in both English and Spanish.

1993-1998 I was a mathematics professor at the Universidad Catolica Boliviana in Cochabamba, Bolivia. I taught courses from the precalculus level to Matrix theory, linear algebra, real number analysis, numeric analysis as well as the basic university calculus sequence. I also did a substantial amount of curriculum development. I also worked at Univalle where I taught mathematical logic and English as a foreign language. My math classes were are given in Spanish. 6 hours a week I taught 7th and 8th grade math at a small bi-lingual school "Tito's PLace."

Early 1993 Visiting professor at Universidad San Francisco de Quito.

1987-1993 Math and Spanish professor at Cape Cod Community College in Barnstable, Massachussets.

1983-1987 My second sojourn into higher education at Idaho State University, where I got a BA in Spanish and an MS in Math.

1973-1983 Lived and worked in Colombia. I originally bought a farm about 50 km. west of Popayan. It was in a very remote area, the ten year old son of my workman asked, "why is there a hole in that chair," as we installed the toilet into the house I made with my own hands.I had to construct my own windmill and generator to provide 12 volt electricity. I had 12 cows, ten thousand chickens, as well as coffee bananas and other crops. I can certainly pluck a chicken faster than your average math professor.
After 5 years on the farm I moved to Bogota, where I taught ESl ( I had my own school for some time, wrote my own books, and even mopped the floor on occasion), drilled water wells and own a restaurant.

1969-1973 Freelance traveler with stories too numerous to relate.

1966-1969 My first run at university. I studied Physics, Math and English literature at the University of Illinois in Chicago.I also played three years of varsity ice hockey.

Professor with the highest student rating from the Instituto Tecnologico de Monterrey in 1998.