He holds a Ph.D. in English, General Literature, and Rhetoric and has built a sustained career in higher education spanning over two decades. His expertise is notably interdisciplinary, encompassing English, philosophy, and religion, as evidenced by his adjunct professorships at multiple institutions where he teaches a wide range of courses from symbolic logic and comparative philosophy to American literature. He maintains an active scholarly profile with publications in peer-reviewed journals on diverse topics such as political theory, religion, and literature. His commitment to academia is further demonstrated by his long-standing membership in the Modern Language Association and his role in organizing and chairing panels at academic conferences.