Teaching Instructor
Physics
I am a Wisconsin native, from Wauwatosa WI, a suburb of Milwaukee. I received my BA degree from the University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, majoring in zoology. I received my Master of Education degree from National Louis University- Chicago. Always fascinated by science and nature, I had a collection of assorted animals as pets throughout my childhood, including breeding several types to sell to pet stores as my first business ventures as a teenager. My life has been an example of “lifelong learning.” From my first career choice as a high school chemistry/advanced placement chemistry teacher for 13 years, to running my own business as a financial planner for the next 25 years, I am fortunate to have experienced these diverse occupational realms. Both contain many abstract concepts that can be difficult to understand and relate to. My teaching skills have played a very important role in both occupations.
I now enjoy using my teaching expertise through the Physics Department at Marquette University.
Courses Taught
PHYS 1009 - Earth and Environmental Physics
ARSC 1020 – Major Concepts in Modern Science 1 (fall semester)
ARSC 1021 – Major Concepts in Modern Science 2 (spring semester)