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Guest Lecture Engagements

Below are listed guest lecture assignments I have undertaken during the past few years. For those assignments in classroom settings, I have listed the primary faculty member, their department, and the term presented. For those assignments not connected to a specific course, I have listed the event at which the topic was delivered along with the month and year.

"Introduction to Microsoft Publisher "
Department of Housing & Residence Life - University of North Carolina, Charlotte
Fall Term - 2004

"Microsoft PowerPoint"
J. Michael Denton, College of Arts & Sciences - University of North Carolina, Charlotte (COMM-3050)
Fall Term - 2004

"Microsoft PowerPoint"
Nancy Johnson, J.D., College of Law - Georgia State University (LAW-7050)
Spring Term - 2004

"Microsoft PowerPoint"
Nancy Johnson, J.D., College of Law - Georgia State University (LAW-7050)
Fall Term - 2003

"College of Law Technology Services Overview"
Skip Atkinson, Ph.D., College of Education - Georgia State University (IT-8390)
Summer Term - 2003

"Microsoft PowerPoint"
Nancy Johnson, J.D., College of Law - Georgia State University (LAW-7050)
Spring Term - 2003

"Lessons Learned in Advanced Instructional Design with Concept Maps"
Skip Atkinson, Ph.D., College of Education - Georgia State University (IT-8500)
Fall Term - 2002

"Microsoft PowerPoint"
Nancy Johnson, J.D., College of Law - Georgia State University (LAW-7050)
Fall Term - 2002

"College of Law Technology Services Overview"
Skip Atkinson, Ph.D., College of Education - Georgia State University (IT-8390)
Summer Term - 2002

"Microsoft PowerPoint"
Nancy Johnson, J.D., College of Law - Georgia State University (LAW-7050)
Spring Term - 2002

"Electronic Portfolios in the Search for Legal Careers"
Georgia State University Career Services Technology Exposition
Fall Term - 2001

"Microsoft PowerPoint"
Nancy Johnson, J.D., College of Law - Georgia State University (LAW-7050)
Fall Term - 2001

"Microsoft Project - Using MS Project for Software Project Management"
Mark Keil, Ph.D., Department of Computer Information Systems - Georgia State University
Spring Term - 2001 (Two Sections)