Milestones
Education
Anaheim Union High School
Historiography of the Castroite Revolution
California State University, Fullerton
American Government, Comparative Politics and International Relations
University of California, Riverside
Education and Computers
National University, San Diego
Career
Retired professional emeritus
I taught the introductory course in history and political science at San Diego City College for 43 years.
Career Roadmap
My work combines:
My work combines:
Education
Writing
Teaching / Mentoring
Day to Day
When I was a professor, I would begin my classes and encourage my students to learn how to write and keep learning until they understood a concept. At the end of each class, I would end with: "Be you, there is no one else like you."
Advice for Getting Started
Here's the first step for high school students
First, figure out what you would like to do in your life. As you start this path, keep going and keep pushing to pursue what you like.
Recommended Education
My career is not related to what I studied. I'd recommend this path instead:
Do what you enjoy yourself
Hurdles
The Noise I Shed
From Friends:
"I have been told that my major choice was "dumb." However, I kept going because I enjoyed doing it. "
Challenges I Overcame
Q&A
Why did you choose to attend CSUF
Asked by Melanie at CSUFMrC Clowers lived in the Orange County Area and decided on CSUF
Why did you choose your major?
Asked by Melanie at CSUFHe choose History because of his grandfather. He also had an interest about what happened in our past. Mr. Clowers was a math major before, but he switched because he did not like the idea of "showing work", when he could solve it on his own.
What did you do after Fullerton
Asked by Melanie at CSUFHe decided to get his masters at CSUF aswell.
What was your first job after college
Asked by Melanie at CSUFSocial Worker
What is some advice you give to college students?
Asked by Melanie at CSUFMr. Clowers says to keep asking why. He also advises to "be you, there is no one else like you".
Interviewed By
Melanie
at CSUF