As a member of the Army special operations community, the psychological operations specialist is primarily responsible for the analysis, development and distribution of intelligence used for information and psychological effect.Researching and analyzing methods of influencing foreign populationsDeveloping a variety of marketing and media productsOperating and maintaining PSYOP equipment, such as ground tactical vehicles and shelter systems, loudspeaker systems, state of the art computers, analog and digital recording and playback devices and communication systems.Disseminating and broadcasting important information via television, radio, Internet and newspaper media.Traveling to overseas locations in peace, crisis and conflict to assist U.S. and foreign governments, militaries and civilian populations.

As a research associate I research passed African American ambassadors and diplomats in hopes of promoting black diplomacy in current and future generations, as well as sitting in on interviews with current U.S ambassadors.

As a research associate I assisted in researching and compiling information necessary in a professional manner to be used by multiple people on a humanitarian aid mission to Haiti.

As a deputy field director I planned routes for Delegate Monty Mason and Senator John Miller to interact with people of the community as well as making call list for them to follow.