AP Art History in Europe

Dr. Marshall graduated from the United States Air Academy with Honors and a double major in Astronautical Engineering and Mathematics. He then went on to pilot training in Phoenix, Arizona and was selected as a first assignment instructor pilot. After various flying assignments, he eventually became a U-2 pilot and served as the squadron commander of the U-2 combat flying squadron supporting operations in Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Horn of Africa. He then served as the Chief of Operations for the Joint Center for Operational Analysis, Studies and Analysis Division, performing intelligence studies in Iraq and for various issues including the Global War on Terrorism. Dr. Marshall completed his 27-year military career as the Director of Safety for Air Combat Command conducting Safety accident investigations for combat aircraft in the U.S. Air Force.

 

Dr. Marshall’s teaching experience includes his time as an Assistant Professor and Course Director in the Department of Mathematics at the USAF Academy. He has taught at the undergraduate and graduate levels for Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, and at the Ph.D. level at Regent University. He also taught calculus and astronomy in the high school at his previous classical Christian school in North Carolina. As the Head of School for Sandhills Classical Christian School in Southern Pines, North Carolina, Dr. Marshall led the school to full accreditation with the Association of Classical Christian Schools.