Political Science and Philosophy seemed to be so interconnected that I majored in both! The more I explored political theory, the more I discovered ethics and epistemology.

As a graduate student, I wrote extensively on problems of modern democracy and problems of centralized power. I studied thinkers like Alexis de Tocqueville, James Madison, Bertrand de Jouvenel, Michael Sandel, and many others, culminating in a large work "Fractured Foundations of the Culture of Narcissism and Its Public Philosophy".

After graduating with a MA in Political Science, I began teaching philosophy and ethics courses as the youngest ever adjunct professor in the Texas State University Philosophy Department. Meanwhile, I studied applied ethical topics of intellectual property, whistleblowing, privacy, data collection, online identity, and professional ethics.

I'm currently pursuing an MBA focusing on Human Resources Development (HRD) and Organizational Development and Leadership (ODL), taking one course at a time while working full time. Some of my courses include Training Design, Adult Learning Theories, Formulating and Implementing Strategy, Organizational Behavior, and an assortment of management courses.