David Booz Associate Professor

David Booz has joined the faculty of Carroll Community College as an associate professor in the Teacher Education program. A Civil War buff, he also teaches History of the United States to 1876 (HIST 105).

Mr. Booz has joined the college after retiring from the Carroll County Public School System. He began his 30-year career in education teaching seventh grade at North Carroll Middle School. He spent ten years at North Carroll High School, teaching social studies before becoming assistant principal. He then moved to Francis Scott Key High School, where he served as principal for four years. He was principal of South Carroll High School for the next ten years, before ending his CCPS career as the first principal of Century High School.

Prior to becoming a full-time faculty member at Carroll, Mr. Booz taught classes at Carroll and at Western Maryland College on a part-time basis.

His goal at Carroll is to help develop the Teacher Education program. "I was fortunate to have this opportunity in higher education present itself when it did," said Mr. Booz. "I have always wanted to teach college-level courses on a full-time basis."

Mr. Booz earned his undergraduate degree at Frostburg State College and a M.A. in history from West Virginia University. He also earned a Certificate in Administration and Supervision from Western Maryland College (now McDaniel College). He is a 30-year resident of Carroll County and currently lives in Westminster.

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