

ABD Ph.D. candidate in Ecclesiology with over 10 years of experience in Christian higher education, including teaching apologetics, philosophy, theology, and faith integration at undergraduate and graduate levels. Founder and President of Tactical Faith, a nonprofit organization cultivating public-facing Christian intellectual life through events, media, and ecumenical dialogue. Proven track record in scholarly contributions, organizational leadership, curriculum development, fundraising, grant-related resource acquisition, and building strong connections among leading voices in Christian theological scholarship and vocational formation. Demonstrated success in supervising staff, managing budgets, developing external relations with national scholars, denominational partners, and institutions, and aligning initiatives with faith-based strategic goals. Eager to serve as Executive Director of the Mann Institute for Christian Faith and Learning, providing executive leadership to develop strategic plans, ensure synergy with Samford University's Fidelitas plan, oversee scholarship programming, secure and administer grants, foster relationships with granting foundations and partner organizations, and advance the integration of Christian faith with academic excellence and vocational exploration.
(Representative highlights drawn from a far broader portfolio of Tactical Faith initiatives and related roles spanning more than thirteen years. These examples illustrate executive leadership in scholarship programming, external relations with national and international scholars and institutions, ecumenical dialogue, curriculum development, and the sustained integration of Christian faith with intellectual, cultural, and vocational formation. Countless additional lectures, workshops, preaching engagements, podcasts, and community events have been conducted in churches, campuses, conventions, and associations throughout the Southeast and beyond.)