As the founder of the GreenLamp Foundation, I am dedicated to our mission of supporting veterans in their pursuit of higher education. Our foundation is committed to making a meaningful impact on veterans' lives by connecting them with government programs and nonprofits that best suit their academic needs.• Strategic Leadership: Crafting and executing the foundation's strategic goals and initiatives.• Program Development: Researching, creating and implementing programs that provide essential information for veteran success in academia.• Community Engagement: Building strong relationships with partners, supporters, and the military community to amplify our impact.• Fundraising and Resource Management: Overseeing fundraising efforts and managing resources to ensure sustainability and growth.

• Elected to the position of Director of Community in March 2019• Future responsibilities include but not limited to:⸰ Maintaining organizational relationships with all community service and volunteer organization partners,⸰ Assist in the organization and planning of regular meetings and events, as well as the annual ball

• Managing the yearly budget of $7,000 for 135 members, allocating funds appropriately for club activities leading to more community engagement

• Led 5 campus programs to bridge the gap between the student veteran population of 700 to the overall diverse campus of 20,000, in effect, creating more opportunities to engage and transition from the military to civilian life• Supervised budget decisions of $40,000 to fund veteran scholarships and campus activities resulting in 10 veterans attending the Warrior Scholar Project for free by paying for their transportation

• Cold called and emailed approximately 100 military veterans who may have been suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder each day, over a span of three months, resulting in 1000 new participants for the brain lab study• Increased volunteer patient participation by 50% over a three-month period• Tracked, documented, and filed patient data to efficiently assess their results, creating a more organized workspace

Medic for 1-18th Infantry• Medical supervisor to a group of 30 men in an infantry unit effectively maintaining deployment ready status• Trained and certified 200 soldiers in Combat Lifesaver (CLS) course resulting in 100% deployment readiness• Handpicked to maintain deployment essential equipment valued at approximately $3,000,000

Deployment in conjunction with Operation Enduring Freedom• Lead medical supervisor of the Quick Reaction Force unit, preserving a 24/7 mission ready status• Administered emergency medical treatment in a high stress, combat environment• Volunteered as a CPR instructor for the Red Cross during personal time, certifying over 150 U.S military, foreign military, and local personnel