SOME PRESS ON WHEN I WAS GREEK MAN OF THE YEAR AT BETHANY COLLEGE

SOME PRESS ON WHEN I WAS GREEK MAN OF THE YEAR AT BETHANY COLLEGE

A FLYER FROM MY FIRST EVER PLAY, ROMEO & JULIET: RESURRECTION. YES, THEY ROSE FROM THE DEAD. YES, IT WAS BLASPHEMOUS TO SHAKESPEARE  

A FLYER FROM MY FIRST EVER PLAY, ROMEO & JULIET: RESURRECTION. YES, THEY ROSE FROM THE DEAD. YES, IT WAS BLASPHEMOUS TO SHAKESPEARE  

SOME PRESS I RECEIVED ON MY ACTING & STAND-UP COMEDY CAREER

SOME PRESS I RECEIVED ON MY ACTING & STAND-UP COMEDY CAREER

I WAS THE FEATURED TEACHER IN THE NHS NEWSPAPER DURING MY FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING

I WAS THE FEATURED TEACHER IN THE NHS NEWSPAPER DURING MY FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING

SOME PRESS ON THE WORK I DID TO GET THE WALKER BROTHERS (THE FIRST TWO AFRICAN-AMERICANS TO PLAY PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL) SOME MUCH NEEDED APPRECIATION 

SOME PRESS ON THE WORK I DID TO GET THE WALKER BROTHERS (THE FIRST TWO AFRICAN-AMERICANS TO PLAY PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL) SOME MUCH NEEDED APPRECIATION 

THE CONCEPT FOR A TOMBSTONE FOR WELDY WALKER (SECOND AFRICAN-AMERICAN TO PLAY PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL) THAT I HELPED RAISE MONEY FOR AND SPEARHEAD  

THE CONCEPT FOR A TOMBSTONE FOR WELDY WALKER (SECOND AFRICAN-AMERICAN TO PLAY PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL) THAT I HELPED RAISE MONEY FOR AND SPEARHEAD  

A PROGRAM FROM MY DAYS AS THE ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF PATRON SERVICES AT GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE IN NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY  

A PROGRAM FROM MY DAYS AS THE ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF PATRON SERVICES AT GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE IN NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY  

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SOME PRESS ON WHEN I WAS GREEK MAN OF THE YEAR AT BETHANY COLLEGE
A FLYER FROM MY FIRST EVER PLAY, ROMEO & JULIET: RESURRECTION. YES, THEY ROSE FROM THE DEAD. YES, IT WAS BLASPHEMOUS TO SHAKESPEARE  
SOME PRESS I RECEIVED ON MY ACTING & STAND-UP COMEDY CAREER
I WAS THE FEATURED TEACHER IN THE NHS NEWSPAPER DURING MY FIRST YEAR OF TEACHING
SOME PRESS ON THE WORK I DID TO GET THE WALKER BROTHERS (THE FIRST TWO AFRICAN-AMERICANS TO PLAY PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL) SOME MUCH NEEDED APPRECIATION 
THE CONCEPT FOR A TOMBSTONE FOR WELDY WALKER (SECOND AFRICAN-AMERICAN TO PLAY PROFESSIONAL BASEBALL) THAT I HELPED RAISE MONEY FOR AND SPEARHEAD  
A PROGRAM FROM MY DAYS AS THE ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR OF PATRON SERVICES AT GEORGE STREET PLAYHOUSE IN NEW BRUNSWICK, NEW JERSEY