Over his six years with the college, he has contributed to the department in a variety of ways. Aside from his efforts in the classroom, he has served as Theologian-in-Residence, he has worked to develop new courses and curriculum, and he has been involved in various community engagement projects. His teaching duties focus primarily on the Jewish and Christian traditions, although he regularly leads courses that fall within the broader sphere of Religious Studies. Along with his experience teaching residential students, he works with the Graduate and Professional Studies Program as well.