Dr. Brady has served as an assistant professor of education at Georgian Court University and as the Director of High School Operations at the Rutgers/LEAP Academy University High School. Previously, Dr. Brady held the position of Vice President of Education Programs at the Bill of Rights Institute in Washington, DC. He authored and directed the production of the Bill of Rights and You: Teacher's Guide, numerous historical and educational articles, lessons, curricula, and newsletters.

Dr. Brady taught Social Studies in both New Jersey and Philadelphia in many subject areas, including U. S. History, Western Civilization, World History, Ethnic Studies, Law, Economics, Political Science, Public Policy, and Philosophy. In addition to teaching high school, he served as an adjunct professor of history at Temple University, Camden County College and Cumberland County College . On the collegiate level, Dr. Brady has taught U. S. History and World History, as well as Western Civilization, Irish/Irish-American History, and various Education courses.

Education:
Doctorate and Master’s Degree in history from Temple University in Philadelphia, PA
Bachelor’s Degree, magna cum laude, from the University of Scranton, PA where he majored in history, with minors in philosophy and theology.