Professor Aldama has over 30 years of business management/development experience in a variety of fields, including high-tech equipment design, aerospace, information technology and education.

Past positions included; Patent draftsman, EM Designer, materials control manager, project manager, multi-site campus IT manager, and Enterprise Change Management manager. Currently, Mr. Aldama is a Sr. Coach delivering 1-on-1 personal and professional development coaching and goal setting success workshops in Phoenix, AZ. His published works include The Success Habit Secret, A 21-Day Success Program.

Professor Anderson has over 18 years’ experience in the IT field specializing in computer networking, systems administration and cloud computing as well as 15 plus years of IT Management experience, 10 plus years of Project and Program Management experience, 14 plus years of Systems Engineering, and architecture experience. Her knowledge base includes systems engineering processes, system design, system integration and implementation, server and desktop configurations, installations, administration and O & M, technology evaluations, system life cycle management, and maintaining of project schedules. Other skills include business process management, system testing, system documentation, system requirements gathering, disaster recovery plans and system security plans and system Certification and Accreditation documentation, processes and implementation.

Mr. Barnes worked for Attorney’s Title Insurance Fund in their legal department for many years. In this position he handled real estate title questions and also title claims amounting to millions of dollars. He opened his law practice and has practiced as a sole practitioner primarily in the Real Estate and Probate Law areas.  He has taught as an adjunct instructor at Seminole Community College and Valencia Community College in Central Florida.

Professor Boayue  joined UOPT three years ago. He has facilitated undergraduate level courses in management, leadership, organizational development, public administration, and project management.  Before dedicating himself to higher education, Professor Boayue served in various managerial positions including Director of Transport at the University of Liberia and Senior Manager at the United States Embassy in the General Services Operations. He has 20+ years of extensive experience in operations and facility management, customer service, business retention and business  and Health Care administration. In Health care, he served as Patient Care Manager at ICARE Home Care Services in Virginia where he managed physical therapist, occupational therapist, nursing, and home care services for patients at their homes.

Professor Bodine has been working in adult education for over ten years as both and educator and an administrator.  She helped launch the online program for Remington College as well as their student support department.  She played a key role in the development and continued assessment of curriculum as well as supervision over the general education department.  She currently teaches psychology, biology, computer science, and student success.

Dr. Booker joined UOPT having taught at the University of Phoenix, Walden University, Ashford University, and Barry University. He has taught both undergraduate and graduate level courses in management, leadership, organizational development, public administration, and research methods. Dr. Booker has chaired over 30 doctoral committees with UOP and Walden. Before dedicating himself to higher education Dr. Booker served as a state court administrator and assistant city manager.

Professor Burney has been a Federal Relations and Contracts Manager for BRE Consults in Washington, DC. Dr. Birney has also been an Adjust Professor at Concordia University and Houston Community College where she prepared semester curriculum and lectured on coursework that included Property and Business Law. Professor Burney teaches Law at UOTP.

Professor Cameron has spent 27 years with the District of Columbia Public Schools and Prince George’s County Public Schools, MD as a Project Coordinator Reading First Grant Prince George’s CPS. She is a former adjunct at Coppin State University, Bowie State University, MD and George Washington University, Washington DC. Professor Cameron currently teaches Business and Business Management courses at UOTP.

Dr. Coffee joined UOPT having previously taught at Bowie State University. He has mainly facilitated graduate level courses in pubic administration, business administration and education.  Dr. Coffee has presented education presentations at universities on student diversity. Prior to joining UOTP, Dr. Coffee worked for Deloitte, LLP and five federal agencies over his tenure with the government.

Dr. Dereshiwsky develops and teaches online courses in statistics, research and qualitative analysis methods in both education and business. In addition, she has served as chair, co-chair or member of close to 200 doctoral dissertation committees. Her publications include peer-reviewed articles in various aspects of online teaching and learning. She has also made over 50 presentations at local, national and international conferences. She has served as assistant evaluator of the Arizona Career Ladder Teacher Incentive and Development Program, the Winslow “Beat Diabetes” educational outreach initiative, the Chandler Year-Round Education Pilot Project, and the Arizona Leadership Academy for administrator preparation regarding legal issues in school governance. She holds the Certified Online Instructor (COI) certification offered by the Learning Resources Network (LERN), where she also chairs the Faculty Club, an international consortium of higher education online teachers and administrators.

Dr. Donovan served his country as a Captain in the United States Air Force and has worked in the private sector for notable companies such as Proctor and Gamble, Robert H. Schaffer and Associates, Honeywell Aerospace Division, PDS, Inc. and TeamPath, Inc. He has taught at the University of South Florida, Stautzenberger College (online) and Schiller International University in Largo, FL. Dr. Donovan teaches Management and Psychology at UOTP.

In his corporate career, Professor Ebanks worked for Pricewaterhousecoopers in Jamaica as a management consultant in the Management and Financial Services Practice with expertise in conducting due diligence, valuation and performance management engagements across multiple sectors. His teaching experience includes classroom and online courses at Strayer University in addition to Stratford University. Professor Ebanks teaches Finance and Management at UOTP.

Professor Eilbacher is a Program/Project Manager with Computer Sciences Corporation (CSC) where he manages multimillion dollar information technology (IT) projects. He has experience as Business Manager, Capture Manager, and Technical Lead. His IT experience also includes specialization in Communication-Computer Operations and Networking during his service in the United States Air Force. Professor Eilbacher teaches Information Systems, Business, and Management courses at University of the Potomac.

Professor has taught business courses for twenty four years including Marketing and Management as well as Computer Science applications. He previously owned and operated an accounting, tax service and a hospital supply firm.

Professor Farabee has 30 years’ experience in business as an analyst, project manager, process and documentation manager and 25 years in Information Technology as a quality engineer, technical writer and production artist. She started teaching at the University level in 2001. She has taught Business and IT courses for Western International University, Anthem College and now at UOTP. Professor Farabee has experience in on-line as well as on-ground curriculum.   She owns her own online business and is a member of 4 honor societies. She is a member of several educational associations and has served as a member of the board of directors.

Prior to joining UOTP, Professor Fisher taught Technology Education (IT) for the Prince Georges County Public Schools. He has earned an ESA Master’s Certificate in Project Management from George Washington University, and is currently working on his PMP (Project Manager Professional) certification. Professor Fisher teaches Government Contract Management and Information Systems at UOTP.

Professor Franklin has a vast amount of private sector experience including working for companies such as NovaLink Solutions and Capitol One Corporation. More recently he worked for the U.S. Department of the Treasury in Human Resources-Student Program where he maintained the Employee and Labor Relations automated case tracking system. Additionally, he maintained the case file system for conduct, performance and Office of Inspector General actions. Professor Franklin teaches Management at UOTP.

Professor Garetino has over 20 years of experience in college and high school campus administration, including residence hall director, retail store manager, dean of students, and college presidency. She develops curriculum for traditional, blended, hybrid, and online institutions and volunteers within the educational community throughout the United States, which includes serving as a team lead throughout campus accreditation visits. She teaches classes within management, business, leadership, general studies, public speaking, business writing, and critical thinking.

Professor Gindaba has been an auditor for the District of Columbia Office of the Inspector General where he reported to the Director of Procurement. He was a Senior Accountant for Findling, Inc., in Baltimore, MD and was Finance Officer for the London Borough of Lambeth Council in the UK. Professor Gindaba teaches Accounting at UOTP.

Professor Hadji Jordanov was Director of Global IT Planning and Operations for Schiller International University. He managed corporate IT strategy and solutions including desktop and server support. He was IT Administrator for the Ministry of Defense in Skopie, Macedonia and Host Coordinator and Interpreter for the Macedonian Basketball Association.  Professor Hadji Jordanov teaches Information Systems and Network Management at UOTP.

Professor Hancock is employed with SODEXHO in Gaithersburg, MD, an international, multi-billion dollar food and facilities management services company specializing in operating on-side restaurants for health care facilities, college campuses, corporations and military sites. He also was Director of the Food Service Programs for Metropolitan Health Associates, Inc., in Washington, DC. Professor Hancock teaches Management at UOTP.

Professor Hermann has enjoyed a long career with Computer Sciences Corporation where he has served as Program/Project Manager, Service Delivery Manager, Service Delivery Leader, Solutions Architect, Senior Supervisor and Web Infrastructure Analyst. He was also an IT Laboratory Manager for St. Joseph University. Professor Hermann teaches Information Systems and Network Management for UOTP.

Dr. Hill has worked in the Federal Government in the Washington, D.C. area for many years in a variety of management, information systems, and strategic planning positions.  Some of the positions and roles of responsibility include Privacy Program Officer, Publications Program Policy Manager, Information Systems Principal, Writer-Editor, Management Analyst, and Program Manager.  Dr. Hill teaches Business and Management at the UOTP.

Professor Hood is currently the Director of Academic Operations and teaches General Education and Information Technology at UOTP. Formerly, she served as Academic Dean/Director of Academic Support, Assistant Dean/Director of Distance Education and Director of Academic Affairs (Herndon, VA Campus) at UOTP. Professor Hood worked as the Assistant Director of Summer and Special Programs and Director of Pre-College Programs at The George Washington University. She has also held the position of Executive Associate in the Department of Computer Science and Executive Assistant in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science in the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences at The George Washington University.

Professor Kimble is a Project Management (PMP) certified professional who has worked in several capacities with the Small Business Administration. As a Program Management Analyst, he had full responsibility for bottom-line factors including Presidential Initiatives, Performance Management, Technical Supervision and Regional Advocate. As Supervisory Information Technology Project Manager he was responsible for strategic planning, new technology development, enterprise architecture, systems development methodologies and configuration management. Professor Kimble teaches Government Contract Managemen, Information Systems, Business and Management courses at UOTP.

Professor Lennon has a vast amount of experience serving in the United States Air Force.  His main focus was IT Project Management, and the management of operations and maintenance on information networks. More recently, Professor Lennon has helped in the development of cyber policy and the organization of the cyber workforces within Department of Defense.  He has been teaching at the UOTP in the classroom and online for almost 2 years.

Professor Levin worked as Managing Director for Netcomm, Inc., a boutique technology consulting company that guides leading companies in building and upgrading their global IT and network infrastructures. He was also Director of Voice/Data Communications for Donovan Data Systems, Senior Industrial Engineer for Bankers Trust Company in New York and an Industrial Engineer for Chase Manhattan Bank in New York. Professor Levin teaches Network Management at UOTP.

Professor Levin has dedicated her career and professional life to teaching early term students.  In previous professional educational experiences she has created college writing centers, as well as designed and implemented curriculum for university developmental studies courses.  She has taught undergraduate online courses in Developmental English, English Composition, English Literature, Critical Thinking, and Academic Strategies. Professor Levin teaches English and Student Success Strategies at UOTP.

Professor Lucier has served as an intelligence operations analyst in the federal government, as an office administrator in private enterprise, and as a business programs manager and supervisor in a large public school system.  Professor Lucier has previously taught at Virginia International University, and she now teaches business courses at the University of the Potomac and Northern Virginia Community College.

Professor McKelvey is a FCC Certified Telecommunications Professional who has worked in several capacities with Wireless Network (WiFi and WiMax) and Radio Systems Technology. As a Distinguished Member of Technical Staff at Verizon Laboratories, he lead a team  in the design and implementation of advanced technologies which lead to the filing of 16 US Patent Applications, 12 of which have been granted US Patents. As a Communications Engineer he is responsible for new technology development, enterprise architecture design and implementation, systems development methodologies and configuration management. Professor McKelvey teaches Network \ Computer Forensics, Network Security and Design, and other Information Systems and Technology courses at UOTP

Professor McKinney worked in corporate America for over 13 years in a variety of positions including engineering, training, project management and marketing. She has taught for over seven years as an adjunct professor for St. Joseph’s University, Penn State University (Abington Campus), Gwynedd Mercy College and UOTP. This includes both on-ground and on-line courses. Professor McKinney teaches Management and Marketing at UOTP.

Professor Mellott has worked as Guidance Counselor for Agora Cyber Charter School where she provides academic guidance to students in grade 9 in a cyber-education environment. She has also been a Course Developer/Online Instructor for Mountain State University where she developed courses in Abnormal Psychology, Learning Theories, Cognitive Psychology and Lifespan Development.  Professor Mellott teaches Psychology at UOTP.

Professor Mitereva has performed economical, statistical and financial analysis and reporting in stock exchange activity for the Moscow Government Investment Department. She was also an Economist for the Russian Aircraft Corporation and an Adjunct Professor for the Moscow Banking and Financial College. As Special Economics Advisor to the CEO of ESCO, she developed and implemented energy saving and energy service strategies as a part of a regional program of energy services reform in Krasnodar and Ryazan. Professor Mitereva teaches Finance and Economics at UOTP.

Professor Muekalia has six years of teaching experience at the higher education level and cumulative experience of leadership, public speaking, diversity management and office administration. For brief period she served as  Interim Chair of the General Education Department. In position of adjunct professor, She teaches Business, Management and Introduction to Student Success Strategies courses while conveying important concepts through lectures supplementing them with current information related to socio-political and economic issues. She has worked as a Program Director with Doctors Without Borders Angola/Africa,  organized seminars and nursing classes for adult professional students and helped translate the lectures from Portuguese to French and vice-versa.  Professor Muekalia is a Co-founder and Vice-president of MKL International (consulting business) where she reviews and approves client’s contracts, process documents, taxes and billing, conduct Internet research, attend seminars and conferences, prepare feasibility studies for clients and market the business.

Professor Muekalia was Chairman for the Center for Democracy in Angola. He conducted frequent briefings to officials at the Department of State, Department of Defense, the National Security Council and Congress on coordinating policy to promote peace and reconciliation in Angola. He was also President of MKL Associates where he provided analytical information to clients through periodic reports on political, economic and social developments in the southern Africa region, with emphasis on Angola. Professor Muekalia teaches History at UOTP.

Professor Nicholson is a16 year veteran of the Banking and Investment industry, with Citi, Smith Barney and Morgan Stanley as a Senior Client Service Associate, Operations Manager. and Marketing Specialist. Being employed with these global banks afforded him the opportunity to work across international markets and ventures as a global investor and explore, economics, marketing and management of varies departments.  In 2010 he transcend his financial experience to the health care industry and move rapidly towards an MBA in this area.  After completing the MBA, he accepted an offer with Children’s National Medical Center, the only Pediatric hospital in our Nation’s Capital as a Program/Business Manager in the area of Health care informatics. This opportunity has proven to be awarding and gratifying as he is among pioneers of the new health care reform act and the new Affordable Care Act.

Professor Oglesby began her corporate career as a grants writer for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington. Afterwards, she worked in higher education at UMUC as a testing center director. Later Ms. Oglesby worked at the University of Phoenix as an academic counselor. She teaches business courses, English, public speaking, and the digital world at UOTP.

In the private sector, Professor Person served as Manager of Bell Atlantic Research Center in Charleston, WV. In total, he spent 29 years with the Bell Atlantic Corporation. Turning his education and experience into the academic arena, he has served as Assistant Professor/Faculty Advisor, Academic Dean and Director of Assessment and Institutional Effectiveness at UOTP. He has also taught at Central Carolina Community College and the University of Phoenix. He currently teaches Information Systems at UOTP.

Professor Powell worked for many years for the Department of Employment Services in Washington, DC. He was a Labor Market Information Specialist in the Workforce Development Division, Program Manager in the Occupational Employment Statistics Unit and Supervisory Wage and Salary Specialist in the Prevailing Wage Survey Unit. His has taught at Stockton State College, Sojourner Douglass College, the University of the District of Columbia and Central Michigan University. Professor Powell teaches Management at UOTP.

Professor Keith Rieger has been a business professor since 2008. In addition to UOPT, he is also an adjunct professor at Arizona State University and Western International University. He has facilitated both undergraduate and graduate level courses in marketing, management, communications, leadership, international business, and operations management, and human resource management. In addition, he has 15+ years experience as an executive and consultant for numerous companies and organizations around the world.

Prior to joining UOPT, Dr. Robinson served as a Director of management in corporate America and International organizations for more than thirty years. He has taught undergraduate and graduate level courses in management, business, and marketing. Dr. Robinson teaches business and management at UOTP.

Professor Shah has 17+ years of leadership experience at various Fortune 500 companies in the areas of strategic planning, finance, accounting, marketing, and general management.  Earlier in his career, he was a co-founder of two start-up companies.  He is a licensed CPA and holds a CMA certificate as well.  He teaches Business and Management courses at UOTP.

Professor Stewart has over 13 years of experience in service to the U.S. Government in several areas. She worked for Labyrinth Associates, LLC, who are Federal, State and Local Government consultants in Education and Healthcare. For the USDA, National Program Staff in Beltsville, MD, Professor Stewart was a Supervisory Program Analyst. She reviewed and proofread Congressional hearing transcripts to conform to Federal (Congressional and USDA) guidelines. She has also worked for the U.S. Department of Justice and the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Professor Stewart teaches Management at UOTP.

Professor Sumare began her academic career as a Biotechnology Instructor at the East Valley Institute of Technology in Mesa, Arizona. She then became an adjunct Instructor in College Algebra and Human Biology for Brookline College Online. Professor Sumare teaches Mathematics and Environmental Science at UOTP.

Professor Touhey began her private sector/government career as a Tax Examiner for the Internal Revenue Service in Holtsville, NY. She was also Accounting Officer/CFO for Transflorida Bank President/CEO for Knight Ridder Credit Union in Miami, FL and Vice President/Comptroller for SF Financial in Ft. Lauderdale, FL.  Professor Touhey has taught for Broward College and Hollywood Academy of Arts and Sciences. She teaches Accounting at UOTP.

Professor Trower has lived and studied in the United Kingdom while conducting research for her dissertation, “Somalia: Has Its Past Caused Its Present? A Case Study Exploring Whether Colonial Drawing of Political Borders in Africa is Linked to Its Current Disarray.”   She has been a Contributor to the political website International Political Forum (IPF).   Her areas of specialization include foreign affairs, international economics and global cooperation.  Professor Trower teaches several classes, including International Marketing.

Dr. Walker joined UOTP after having taught at Temple University, Towson State University, Howard Community College, University of Phoenix, and Strayer University. His teaching experience includes both undergraduate and graduate level courses in management, leadership, strategic ,management, entrepreneurship, e- business, and consulting management. Dr. Walker has also taught high school math, sailing, CPR, advanced first aid, and recreation and sport facility courses. He was the Director of Operations for all sports facilities at Temple University and has been a small business owner for over 20 years with franchises as well as individual start-ups. He owned a marina and boat supply store before becoming a franchise consultant and adjunct faculty.

Jarred C. Warrick is native of Washington, D.C. He was educated in the Public School System of the District of Columbia, and graduated from Howard D. Woodson Senior High School, with Honors.  During his 4 years at Woodson, Warrick played Varsity Football and Basketball, was the Editor of the School Newspaper, and was a member of the National Honor Society. Professor Warrick continued his education in Atlanta, Georgia where he enrolled at Morehouse College and earned a B.A. in English. He also completed his Master of Arts in Teaching at Regent University. Professor Warrick has been employed by the DC Public School System as an English instructor for over ten years. He and his wife Julia reside in Suburban Maryland with their two children.

Professor White is a multi-certified expert in Enterprise Security Strategies. She has been a Senior Network Engineer for several Maryland and Virginia companies where she was third-tier support for local and wide area networks including problems with data communications, fault isolation, equipment fault detection and circuit outages. She was responsible for development and execution of test plans, procedures and configurations for networking equipment and applications. Professor White teaches Information Systems and Digital Forensics at UOTP.

Professor Whyte-Morazan was Training and Exercise Supervisor for Maricopa County Public Health Emergency Management where she developed and trained volunteers and other county employees to participate in dispensing sites in case of a bioterrorism attack. She was also Training Development Manager for the University of Phoenix in Phoenix, AZ, where she developed standard operating procedures for every position within the department. Professor Whyte-Morazan teaches Business and Management at UOTP.

Professor Wood worked for the Howard County Government in Ellicott City, MD as an Administrative Support Tech III in the Auditor’s Office and Finance Department. She used her face-to-face marketing acumen for Connections Academy, eInstructions, Inc., Schoolwires, Inc. and DSR Computer Technology. Professor Wood teaches Marketing and Management at University of the Potomac.

Dr.  Zeeman was Director English Language Program/Associate Professor/Chair of Language Department/Designated School Official at Schiller International University in Largo, FL. In addition, she was Adjunct Professor in American Higher Education Development at Madison Media Institute. She began her academic career as a middle school teacher in Tampa, FL. Dr.  Zeeman teaches English at UOTP.