He teaches courses in Interfaith Studies, Biblical Studies and Jewish Studies. He came to the study of religion in college in an attempt to understand why and how Jews and Christians read the shared texts of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament, but come to understand them very differently. His early scholarly writing focused on the ritual and liturgical practice of the community associated with the Dead Sea Scrolls in the context Second Temple Judaism and early Christianity. Since coming to Regis four years ago, he has been active in interfaith dialogue and building strong relationships between Regis and local Muslim and Jewish communities.