I’ve always been curious about nature; always observing, then prodding and asking questions. I was drawn to physics because of my insatiable curiosity with how the world works, particularly the cause-and-effect behavior of natural physical forces (e.g., answering questions like, “Which is the best horse to ride on a Merry-Go-Round?”)

What I love about physics is that it is the study of the forces of nature in the world around us. Physics, in my view, is the most fundamental science of all sciences. It explains the nature of chemical reactions and how elements form; how to build a bridge, so it doesn’t collapse; and why I could have stuck a wire hanger in the back of the TV to watch “Tiny Toon Adventures” after school, even when my dad had taken the cable to work with him to prevent it. From the energies of subatomic particles to gravitational forces that govern planetary motion, physicists have sought to explain how those forces work, how we can predict their behavior, and, in some cases, how we might unify all these fundamental theories under one big umbrella.

I am a CRM architecture strategy and consulting leader with an affinity for learning, more than 20 years’ experience in the higher education space, and a decade implementing Salesforce CRM. My experience delivering end-to-end strategic visioning, roadmap and design engagements within Higher Education organizations span the entire student lifecycle including Recruiting & Admissions, Student Services Experience & Success, and Community & Corporate Engagement.