Data
Big Data Analytics
Applied analytics, data strategy, governance, and decision-making grounded in real organizational challenges.
Adjunct professor since 2006
For two decades, I’ve helped learners connect technology, business, and human potential—bringing the realities of industry into the classroom and the discipline of the classroom back into industry.
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The through line
It started in 1997 with a late night, an unfamiliar system, and a built-in help manual.
That moment—discovering that the answer might be available if you were willing to look, test, and ask better questions—became the foundation of my work as a technologist and educator.
Began in market-research data entry, then taught himself Visual FoxPro, DBASE, SQL, and object-oriented programming by following curiosity into the system behind the work.
Earned at the University at Albany, SUNY while building a career in technology.
Completed an MBA at the University at Albany, connecting technical depth with organizational leadership.
Began a second career as an adjunct professor—translating professional practice into learning students could use.
Completed a doctorate with a specialization in Big Data Analytics at Colorado Technical University.
Teaching, designing courses, mentoring, researching, and pursuing opportunities to contribute more broadly in higher education.
Teaching portfolio
My courses are built to move students from “I understand the concept” to “I can make a sound decision with it.”
Teaching appointments, credentials, and course cards are maintained in one editable content file.
“The best education doesn’t just transfer knowledge. It changes what someone believes they can do next.”
— Dr. Todd Wolfe
Teaching philosophy
Technology changes quickly. The habits that make someone capable—curiosity, judgment, communication, and persistence—last much longer.
Concepts become durable when learners can connect them to the constraints, tradeoffs, and consequences of real work.
Knowing how to frame a useful question is central to research, technical problem-solving, and lifelong learning.
High standards work best when expectations are clear, feedback is useful, and learners have a path forward.
Beyond the classroom
For institutions, teams, and individuals who need an educator’s structure and a practitioner’s eye.
Focused research briefs, literature synthesis, applied analysis, and technical subject-matter support.
Ask about thisOutcomes, modules, assessments, rubrics, projects, and faculty-ready instructional materials.
Ask about thisOn-demand virtual or in-person workshops tailored to a team, institution, or professional audience.
Ask about thisPractical guidance for students and professionals navigating technology, graduate study, and leadership.
Ask about thisPositioning, portfolio feedback, interview preparation, and honest next-step planning.
Ask about thisLet’s talk
Academic appointments, course development, custom research, live training, mentoring, and career consulting are all welcome conversations.