Taught approximately 25 courses in physics

Participated in a study, with an educational psychologist, to identify learning styles and study skills that lead to success in entering freshmen students

Taught approximately 25 mathematics courses from calculus to graduate differential equations

Expert Witness in the area of auto and industrial accidents, risk, probability, and plagiarism cases - trial experience

Consultant to Wiley Publishing on Interactive CD (Learningware)

Technical Consultant (chassis dynamics) to Century Racing

Solved environmental problems with Sea Farm Research Foundation

Discovered the most sensitive indicator for lead poisoning in rats

Created computer model of "Random Rat" and "Real Rat"

Determined the most effective plants for noxious gas sorption around highways

Applied Mathematics and computer projects

Books The Easy Way to Higher Grades and Graphing Algebraic Functions

Audio Tapes Secrets of the Successful Student and Higher Grades (two tapes)

Videos Higher Grades

Published books, work books and lab manuals for other authors

Taught approximately 150 courses covering the elementary physics courses

Taught approximately 175 courses in mathematics from remedial to differential equations

Taught the first computer course at the college, and organized the first computer center, including writing the software and setting up the first curriculum

Served on a variety of committees

Developed the complete theory for electron mirror microscopy which was published in ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ELECTRONICS

Developed the theoretical model for the magnetron. The problem had been worked on since the 1940's. The magnetron was the pressure gauge sent on the second lunar landing. Pictures of the device are in most elementary school texts. A mockup of the device is on permanent display at NASA Kennedy Center

Developed "hot electron" emission from SiC to provide an electron source for pressure measurement in corrosive gas environments and designed a vacuum gauge using this source

Liaison for Japanese affiliate producing scientific equipment

Produced the first films of the electric phenomenon associated with photosynthesis

Directed the program in Electron Mirror Microscopy with emphasis on the study of magnetic tape

Designed and built the first large area capacitors (greater than 500 square centimeters) for use in high altitude balloon research on cosmic rays

Member of Sigma Xi

Member of American Physical Society

Member of American Vacuum Society (Organizer and First President of New England Chapter)