Welcome to my new website. Inside you'll find links related to my personal life, my research interests, academic experience, and thoughts on a variety of issues. If anything sparks your interest, or if you would just like to chat, please feel free to send me an e-mail. Enjoy your stay, and God Bless.

I am originally from the Windsor area in Ontario, Canada, where I grew up and spent my first eighteen years. My father, stepmother, and little sister Carolyn still live in Ontario, where I return "home" on vacations, while my brother, sister in law, and niece Evie live in Newton, New Jersey, where my brother pastors a church. My mother lives in Cheney, Washington.

In September of 1998, I left home to study at Wilfrid Laurier University, where I earned my undergraduate in History and Business Administration in April, 2002. The following summer, I began my American journey working at the Family Research Council as a Witherspoon Fellow. Over the past two years, I have been at Baylor University as an M.A. student in the J.M. Dawson Institute of Church-State Studies, specializing in political theory and constitutional studies. I have recently completed my coursework and thesis (on the Finnis-Grisez natural law theory), and am scheduled to graduate in August 2004.

I have been accepted to Princeton University in the Ph.D. program in Politics, where I will begin my studies this coming Fall, specializing in Public Law and Political Theory.

In my spare time, I enjoy reading, writing, listening to retro music, political activities, cycling, the outdoors, fishing, weightlifting, Christian fellowship and spending time with family and friends.