Formerly taught at Mount Holyoke College and State University of New York, College at Fredonia. Recipient of the Joseph M. Cronin Award for Excellence in Academic Advising. Teaching interests include international politics, comparative politics and gender and international relations. Areas of specialization include the European Union, Western European politics, international relations, law and organization, and international security issues. Publications and research interests include Transatlantic security issues, European integration and international relations theory.
Regional expertise includes Central and Eastern Europe and the Americas.
Teaching interests include comparative government, world regions, geographic information systems, tourism, and Europe. Areas of expertise include presidential politics and developing community programs and partnerships. Teaching interests include American Government, international politics and world crises. Involved in developing strategies for building bridges between academic institutions and the external community. Manages Bentley's pre-collegiate programs.