a) Education

August 1994-December 1999        Florida State University      Tallahassee, Fl

December 1999 Ph.D. in Physics

   Dissertation: Fabrication, Characterization, and Electronic Structure of

   Anisotropic Organic Metals

April 1997 M.S. in Physics

January 1991-April 1994     East Tennessee State University  Johnson City, Tenn

      April 1994 B.S. in Physics

August 1989-December 1990     Memphis State University       Memphis, Tenn

      Preliminary undergraduate studies

b) Professional Experience

August 2007-present Assistant Professor at Sonoma State University

September 2003-August 2007 Assistant Professor at University of Texas- Pan American

  (August 2007 awarded Tenure) 

September 2002-August 2003 Visiting Professor/Lecturer at UTPA

August 2000-July 2002 Assistant Professor of Physics at Wake Forest University

January 1999-July 2000 Post Doctoral Research Assistant at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, Florida State University

April 1995-December 1999 Research Assistant at the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory, Florida State University

May 1999-July 1999 graduate research/training at the Seoul National University polymer and high Tc superconductivity facilities in Seoul, South Korea

January 1999-April 1999 graduate research/training at the National High Magnetic Field Lab pulsed field facilities in Los Alamos, New Mexico

April 1998, three weeks extended research/training at the National Research Institute for Metals and at the Electrotechnical Laboratory in Tsukuba, Japan

October 1997, one month extended research/training at the High Magnetic Field Laboratory, University of Nijmegen, Holland

July 1996 participated in the international Dirac series collaborations, involving the high explosive 800 Tesla experiments at Los Alamos National Lab

August 1994-April 1996 lab instructor at Florida State University:

c) Courses

7 Years University Teaching Physical Science I and II (including labs),  Research Seminar “Research Methods in Organic Conductors”, Classical Dynamics, Junior Research Lab, University Physics I and II (calculus and algebra based-including labs), Senior Research Lab, Topics in Modern Physics, Astronomy, Experimental Methods, Intro to Solid State Physics

d) Other

Seminar at UTPA (2003)

Colloquium at NC A&T State University (2001)

Colloquium at East Tennessee State University (2001)

Invited Speaker at the 14th International Conference on High Magnetic Fields in Semiconductor Physics (Izumo, Japan 2000)

Colloquium at Wake Forest University (2000)

International Workshop on Quantum Transport in Synthetic Materials (Korea 1999)

March meeting of the American Physical Society (1997, 1998, 1999, and 2000)

International Conference on Science and Technology of Synthetic Metals (Montpellier, France 1998)

Physical Phenomena at High Magnetic Fields (1995 and 1998)