I created Missed Education 101 because you might be an adult who wants a cost-effective and efficient way to add more value to your education and skill set in an information economy. ME: 101 provides deeper college-level learning experiences using customization and networks. It offers digital resources that help you benefit from these opportunities. ME: 101 builds on your interests, prior learning and the cultural relationships you already recognize. It links your experiences to larger academic conversations, so you can use these connections to think, to learn and to reduce the increasing cost of a college education. 

After 20 years of teaching and learning management in a variety of colleges and universities, I am most interested in discovering ways dialogic philosophy, interdisciplinarity and technology facilitate competency-based learning in the Humanities. I completed interdisciplinary graduate programs in Rhetoric and Composition and Higher Education (Community College Teaching). I have served in a number of administrative roles in Higher Education, including Coordinator of Foreign Languages, Coordinator of Learning Communities and Chair of the Humanities. I taught at El Instituto Cultural Dominico Americano, University of Southern Indiana, Ivy Tech Community College, Maryville University, St. Louis Community College and Webster University. I have taught Interdisciplinary Studies, Literature, Humanities, Composition, Report Writing, Creative Writing and Creative Thinking. I earned a doctorate in education (emphasis in philosophy and practice) from the University of Missouri. My latest article is here.