My research interests are centered on the philosophy and metaphysics of transmodernism, the transmodern vision for education, and emerging transdisciplinary forms of leadership and group architecture.

My interest in transmodernism, transdisciplinary studies, and transculturalism emerged during my doctoral research. My thesis, titled "You were a star once, weren't you? Nonlinear steps into the re-enchantment of science education," was recognized as a national semi-finalist in North America and received the Outstanding Dissertation of the Year Award from the Canadian Association for Curriculum Studies.

Over the past 25 years, I have expanded upon the "trans-" concepts explored in my doctoral work. I have outlined the theoretical foundation for this ongoing inquiry in my forthcoming book “The leaves are falling upwards! The journey toward THE THIRD: How can I recognize my home?”

I am currently applying this transdisciplinary theoretical framework within my firm, THE THIRD, to provide strategic guidance in both educational and corporate settings. To further bridge theory and practice, I am interviewing distinguished leaders in Panama City Beach whom I consider to be "transmodern." My goal is to compile these insights into an anthology titled “The light in the liminal horizons: An anthology of transmodern leadership for the future of PCB, Florida”.

These works serve as resources for teachers and parents, illustrating a transdisciplinary approach to teaching and learning. They are designed to foster collaboration and cooperation while instilling essential values such as friendship, empathy, kindness, and respect for our Mother Earth.

Videos that exemplify my vision of transmodern education can be viewed on my YouTube channel