Resume

• 2011

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)

  I am currently completing my dissertation for graduation. While at Texas Tech I was employed as a teaching assistant for over a dozen sections of American government

  a few international relations courses

  and even the graduate statistics class for the political science program.

  Political Science and Government

  Texas Tech University

  Master of Arts (M.A.)

  I was awarded an M.A. while in my second year in the school's PhD program.

  Political Science and Government

• 2010

  Master of Laws (LL.M.)

  I was dual enrolled in this program and an M.A. program at the graduate school while also working as a research assistant to both programs. Also

  during this degree program I attended their study abroad program in Innsbruck

  Austria.

  International and Comparative Law

  St. Mary's University School of Law

• 2009

  Master of Arts (M.A.)

  I was dual enrolled in this and the law school's LL.M. program and worked as a research assistant to both programs

  occasionally teaching classes for the departments.

  International Relations and National Security Studies

  St. Mary's University

• 2006

  Spanish

  English

  Doctor of Law (J.D.)

  I graduated in two years in an accelerated program and was active on campus having served as a class governor and on the honor council as an investigator. My main areas of focus were cyber law and estate and gift tax law

  the latter of which I was awarded an award for which designated me as the highest grade in the capstone course of said subject area. Furthermore

  in my cyber law capstone I was part of a team that wrote a guidebook for the state of Maine on how to investigate and prosecute cyber crimes.

  University of Dayton School of Law

• 2002

  Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA)

  I graduated in 3 years and maintained active on campus

  founding a fraternity and serving as its first president.

  Economics

  Baylor University

• Public International Law

  Cyberlaw

  Constitutional Law

  Political Science

  International Law

  University Teaching

  Creel

  I am a jack of all trades political scientist thanks to my eclectic academic background. I primarially teach classes in American Politics

  specifically public law. I also from time to time teach classes in Comparative Politics and even in International Relations. My primary research interests are religion and politics

  constitutional law

  and public international law.

  Nicholas

  Creel

  Georgia College and State University

  Texas A&M University-San Antonio

  Texas Tech University

  Our Lady of the Lake University

  Trinity University

  Teaching Comparative Politics

  Trinity University

  Adjunct Professor

  I taught introductory courses in political science

  Our Lady of the Lake University

  Teaching Assistant

  Texas Tech University

  Asssitant Professor of Public Law

  Milledgeville

  GA

  Georgia College and State University

  Lecturer

  I taught a host of classes on Texas politics

  American government

  Constitutional law

  Comparative politics

  and more. I also served as the program coordinator for political science and the pre-Law advisor.

  Texas A&M University-San Antonio