I hold a PhD in Global Ethics and Corporate Responsibility from Salve Regina University, a Juris Doctorate from
the University of Massachusetts School of Law, and a Master of
Business Administration from Bryant University. Additionally, I have a
Masters in theology from Providence College and a Bachelor of Arts in
religious studies from Stonehill College.

I have been involved in higher education for the past eleven
years. Prior to his teaching career, I worked at the
International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, a United
Nations court in The Hague, Netherlands. I also volunteered at Rhode
Island Legal Services, providing assistance to low-income tenants
during the housing collapse. In my personal life, I raised
three foster children and sponsored 50 Haitian students every year to
receive a quality education.

I have a passion for academics, which is part of my journey spanning
over thirty years of education. I have
published three books, available on Amazon since the Fall of 2021,
showcasing my expertise in the field of philosophy and ethics.
Currently, I am the chair of the anthropology team for the
United States Council of Catholic Bishops and an advisor for the
McGrath Institute at the University of Notre Dame.