I am a Lieutenant in the U. S. Navy and a Senior
Instructor at the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, MD.
I teach electrical engineering for engineers (EE331 / EE332) and non-engineers (EE301) to prepare these students for the
complex electrical systems they will encounter as officers in the U.S.
Navy. Additionally, I lecture in alternative energy systems (ES440) in the Systems Engineering
Department and sustainable
energy policy (FP345) in the Political Science Department.
Until June
2003, I was a submarine officer aboard the nuclear-powered, fast attack
submarine USS Philadelphia
(SSN 690) stationed in Groton, CT.
Prior to entering the submarine pipeline, I was a graduate student and C. S. Draper Laboratory Fellow at MIT working with Professor Joe Paradiso at the MIT Media Lab. My interests include alternative energy systems and
distributed generation; electrical energy stability, reliability and
security; and energy market trends.
