Associate Professor(tenured)- responsible for teaching general business, management and strategic management classes. Director of federally funded program (SABIT) for NIS business managers to learn free enterprise (1996-present) Director of International Exchange Program for The Friendship Force and UW (1996-1997) Small Business Development Director and SW Wisconsin Business Outreach Coordinator(1981-1985)Chairman of the Department from 1982-1986.

1977-1980, Dundalk Community College, Baltimore, MD
Assistant Professor teaching general business and industrial management classes. Chairman and Division Dean from 1977-1980.

1975-1977, Monsanto, Fisher Controls Division, Marshalltown, IA
Marketing and Publication Manager. Wrote software application programs and instructed customers. Adjunct Professor of Business Administration and Industrial Management at Marshalltown Community College.

1973-1975, Ferguson-Florissant High Schools, St. Louis,MO
Career coordinator for school district. Adjunct Professor of Business and Engineering Divisions, Florissant Valley Community College and Webster College.

1968-1973, Philco-Ford Corporation,Western Development Laboratories, Palo Alto, CA
Engineer, Technical representative Protocol Networking and Satellite Communication, responsible for training electronics technicians worldwide.

1968-1968, North Fargo High School, ND
Vocational/Technical Department Chairman and Electronics Instructor responsible for initial set-up of electronics laboratory.

1960-1965, Department of Radio & TV, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
Communications engineer and technical director, part-time work while attending University.

1954-1958, USMC, Naval Ordnance Test Station, CA
Sergeant responsible for teaching Ordnance and Guided Missile Systems and troubleshooting.


Managing and decision making for Departments at University, Community College and High School levels.

Teaching at many levels--high school through graduate level for corporations and educational institutions in business and technical fields.

Writing software application programs, technical manuals, federal grants, and business and technical courses of study, and composing web pages for small businesses and education.

Researching information for grants and courses of Business study, technical manuals and web pages.

Coordinating various American businesses with businesses of the Newly Independent States of the former Soviet Union for SABIT (Special American Business Internship Training), a federally funded program encouraging free enterprise in those NIS countries.

Representing American business practices and education in the global arena.