In addition to his work at UoNA, Dr. Davis holds an appointment as Ecumenical Institute Professor of Moral Theology and Biblical Studies at St. Mary's Seminary and University, where he has twice been named "Dunning Distinguished Lecturer." Dr. Davis also serves as an adjunct professor of Space Science for the American Military University. He is also the author of the long-running column "On Religion" published weekly in three newspapers.

Prior to joining the University of North America, Dr. Davis served as Director of Academic Affairs for the University of Phoenix, Dean of the College and Campus Director for Potomac College, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs at Baltimore International College, Executive Director of The Religious Coalition, Regional Director for World Relief Corporation, the Washington Office Director for Evangelicals for Social Action, and Research Economist for the Executive Office of the President.

Dr. Davis has received A.B. (with Distinction) and A.M. degrees in economics from The University of Michigan, an M.B.A. degree in management from Northcentral University, an M.Th. degree in Systematic Theology from The University of Nottingham, and an M.S. with Honors degree in Space Science from the American Military University. He has been awarded two doctorates, one in ethics and theology from St. Mary's Seminary and University and one in business administration from Northcentral University, and is completing an M.A. in Biblical interpretation through the Unviersity of Wales.

Dr. Davis's biography appears in Who's Who in America. He is a member of Omicron Delta Epsilon National Economics Honor Society, Kappa Delta Pi Education Honor Society, and Delta Epsilon Tau education society, and was named the Rickards Fellow in Theology. Heserves as an External Examiner for the Hong Kong Institute of Continuing Education Community College, as a member of the Advisory Board for the School of Business and Technology Management of Northcentral University, and as the Treasurer and Board Member for the International Movement Arts Institute, and as a Board member of the International Council for Innovative Higher Education.

Dr. Davis has over 80 publications including works for the United Nations and the Career College Association and educational materials including Forty Famous Black Americans and Famous Documents: New Perspectives in History. His textbooks A Survey of World Cultures: The United States and Canada and Economics: An Integrated Approach, are published by Prentice Hall.