Credentials:

Ph. D 1970 - University of CA, Santa Barbara (Latin American History)
M.A 1967 - University of CA, Santa Barbara (Latin American History)
B.A 1965 - Pacific Union College, CA (History, Spanish)

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Courses Taught:

American Government
American Diplomatic Relations
Colonial and Revolutionary America
Colonial Latin America
Comparative Government
Contemporary Political Issues
History of Mexico
History of the Caribbean and Central America
History of Transportation in America
Inter-American Relations
Modern Latin America
Problems in International Relations

Publications:

Books:

To End a Crooked Trail, 1st Books Library, Bloomington, IN, 2002. 282 pp., paper. Historical fiction

Development of Railroads in Guatemala and El Salvador, 1849-1929, The Edwin Mellen Press, Lewiston, NY, 2001. Maps, Photographs, tables, index, x + 245 pp.

Gold Road to La Paz: An Interpretive Guide to the Bradshaw Trail, Tales of the Mojaves, Road Publishing Co., Essex, CA, 1992. Drawings, maps, photographs, index, 304 pp.

Rails in Paradise: The Development of the Railways of Nicaragua, University Press, Loma Linda University Riverside, Riverside, CA, 1991. Map, index, 130 pp., paper

Rails Across Costa Rica: The Development of the Costa Rican Interoceanic and Other Railways, Institute for Research in Latin America, Mobile, AL, 1976. Map, index, 153 pp.

Visionaries and Swindlers: The Development of the Railways of Honduras, Institute for Research in Latin America, Mobile, AL, 1975. Map, index, 134 pp.

Plus numerous Articles and Reviews