For over 15 years, Tom Corbley has been teaching as a volunteer and on the job. Tom taught computer concepts to audiences at conferences. As a volunteer catechist, he taught Confirmation Prep at several parishes in the Virginia Arlington Diocese. Tom taught public speaking in local Toastmasters Groups. Tom was awarded the District 36 Toastmaster President of the Year Award for his work at Vagabonds Toastmasters. He also taught improv skills to friends, after having taken classes at several local venues. Tom received improv training to maximize his creativity when presenting to teens, and because he enjoys acting. Tom enjoys telling stories, and he incorporates creative methods to communicate a point to an audience. He has utilized this approach with teens, incorporating stories and games. When returning one day to Our Lady of Angels, teens from his former class told him he was the "most fun catechism teacher" they ever had. Tom currently teaches business intelligence skills to the National Institutes of Health (NIH) staff, where he received the Office of Human Resources (OHR) Director's Innovation Award. An aspiring musician, Tom is learning singing and songwriting and hoping to use these to evangelize. He is currently recording several original songs and researching what it takes to get started on YouTube. He hugely enjoys songwriting, and he is the proud owner of several guitars, including a Martin Road Series, an Epiphone Casino electric and an Alvarez acoustic. Tom attends Saint Michaels Catholic Church in Annandale, Virginia.