I am Sciences Program Manager, Hope Scholars Mentor, and STEM Faculty Adviser. I teach biological sciences courses, such as Microbiology & Human Diseases, Biology, Human Reproductive and Inheritance, and Nutrition and Drugs at the SouthShore Campus. I chair and serve on many college committees that reflect the college’s values, such as safety, sustainability, diversity, tenure, etc.
I am the president and founder of a non-profit organization Atlas Children Outreach, aimed at helping children in the Atlas Mountains to achieve their basic needs of education, food, and clothing. I also volunteer helping children at Life Connection Mission in Haiti.
I completed my graduate level education in Medical Sciences, with a concentration in Molecular Medicine. I have interests in immunological research and infectious diseases.
I enjoy teaching, traveling, reading, playing soccer, and spending time with my two year old daughter. My wife is an English instructor, also at the SouthShore Campus.