David opened the Business Communication Center at OU's Price College of Business in 1996.  He enjoys helping students learn:

David designed the Digital Media course in 2001.  This project-based course has become a big hit with business students wanting real world digital media skills.

In 2006, David introduced the new Intro to Marketing course for non-business majors. This fun and engaging course makes extensive use of videos to explore real-world business marketing trends, principles, terminologies and current issues.

In 2007, David introduced the new Soft Skills for the Workplace course which helps students learn hands-on skills such as conducting meetings, working in teams, establishing rapport with co-workers, resolving workplace conflict, listening actively and responsively, providing feedback, handling criticism and compliments, networking, delivering presentations, and understanding cross-cultural dynamics

David coordinates the annual Bruzzy Westheimer Presentation Competition in which Price College students are invited to deliver team presentations before a panel of judges from the business community. Students are scored on their presentation delivery skills. Cash prizes are awarded to all teams that enter, and the first place team takes home $4,200.00.

Before joining OU, David designed the first computer-based records management systems for the Oklahoma Historical Society and the National Cowboy Museum & Western Heritage Center in Oklahoma City.  He owned his own video production company and later worked as a network manager and multimedia producer for Oklahoma University's Southwest Center for Drug-Free Schools.

David is the author of A Guide To Museum Computing and is certified as a trainer and program developer by the Central Oklahoma Chapter of the American Society for Training and Development.  He has been awarded the OU Price College Choice Award as well as the Bruce Magoon Award for Service Excellence.