Nuclear History & Cold War Diplomacy:
Current research focuses on "Truths" told by the U.S. government and nuclear proliferation from 1945 to 1954.
Nuclear proliferation treaties related to Non-proliferation and IBM.
PhD Studies:
Pursuing a PhD in History.
Modern World History Instruction:
Actively teaches Modern World History, integrating global perspectives and helping students connect past events to contemporary issues.
Actively teaches Duel Enrollment U.S. History, focusing on American morals and development of American ideals.
Ancient Roman History Background:
Occasionally engages in research and teaching related to Ancient Rome, drawing from his undergraduate emphasis to support a broad instructional range.
Ongoing Manuscript & Conference Work:
Expanding Echoes of Hiroshima research and preparing proposals for upcoming academic conferences, including AHA Pacific Coast Branch meetings.
Current Secondary Research Project:
Economic history surrounding nuclear proliferation in the 20th century.
High Stakes History Platform:
Developing accessible educational content for students, teachers, and general readers interested in nuclear history, global security, and major turning points in world history.