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Vancouver, Washington, United States

Virginia, United States

Providing ethics training to corporate, medical, legal, and security teams online, locally in Virginia, and abroad. I can assist your team in developing effective written ethical standards and codes of conduct based on well-researched, rigorous practical methods. I can prepare video training or conduct live seminars to train your teams on these new standards, or on prepared and established standards already in place. I am Lean Six Sigma qualified and am happy to use process improvement methods to put your team on the right track. Further, under BEC, I volunteer in several capacities. For instance, when needed, I provide veteran grief counseling and resiliency training. I also attend various popular culture and literary conventions where I engage with audiences on ethical considerations in their preferred medium.I continue to conduct academic research in the field of ethics with a focus on virtue, bias, and popular culture.

Virginia, United States

Virginia, United States

Virginia, United States

Falls Church, Va

I conducted research and instructed on topics in ethical theory and core humanities. As the sole subject matter expert, I was responsible for curriculum development, assessment, and transferability. Worked with 200-280 students per year in both an auditorium and online environment. My research focus was on bias, Aristotelian ethics, and ethics in popular culture.

Leeds, United Kingdom

I taught applied ethics as a graduate teaching assistant while reading for my PhD at Leeds. Specifically, I taught professional ethics in the fields of Engineering, Medicine, Business, and the Military. My research focus was on military virtue ethics.

I joined the U.S. Army at the advanced rank of E-3 as a 12-series Combat Engineer (Sapper) immediately out of high school in 1992. I led a five-man fire team in combat operations during the UN-led Bosnia Peacekeeping Mission in 1993. Our mission included behind-the-line demolitions, area denial, and direct combat intervention. After returning to garrison, I was responsible for unit small arms operations and range live fire for C Company, 12th Engineer Battalion in Ft. Lewis, WA until 1995. I entered the Army Green to Gold program and reported to the Army National Guard during my sabbatical to attend university. I re-classed into the 92-series (logistics) and served as a supply specialist for the 1/221 Armored Cavalry Squadron. While there, I assisted in unit and battalion level logistics, accountability, and physical security. I was pulled from the G-to-G program after the terrorist attacks on 9/11/2001. I returned to the Engineer Corps as a 21-series senior construction supervisor for the 777th Engineer Utility Team to prepare for infrastructure security and future combat operations. I deployed to Iraq in 2003. Our successful 15-month deployment to Iraq and safe return are a direct result of personal effort, for which I was recognized with the Army Meritorious Service medal. I remained in the deployment rotation until 2008. I transitioned into the Warrant Officer Corps as a military technician in 2008 to take over DCSLOG-level property management. My principle duties were standard property management, distribution, and security. I was the lead inspector on the DCSLOG’s unit oversight inspection team. At retirement, I was serving as an instructor at the Army Warrant Officer Academy.

Nevada, United States

Served as the Consolidated Property Book Officer for the state of Nevada TDA account. Dept. of the Army technician positions are concurrent with National Guard service. This duty included the management of over 40 units and $290 million worth of equipment. Unit types included maintenance, medical, troop command, agricultural, training, recruiting and aviation. Various duties included PBUS-E operations, acquisition & procurement, contracting, facility oversight, turn-ins, DRMO operations, and product evaluation. Traveled frequently to inspect unit supply and logistical measures, sometimes as long as several weeks a month. Trained unit supply NCOs and logistics officers on property book requirements, and all unit personnel on newly procured equipment. I completed the US Army Contracting course in 2011.

From inside a fully secure facility, I maintained, cleaned, and tested firearms acquired by the SuperPawn National Firearms Center. When not acting in this capacity, I served customers as a firearms sales expert. My duties included tracking, physical security, and cooperation with local law enforcement tracing weapons used in criminal activities or retrieving stolen property.

Participated in fugitive capture and arrests. Included cooperation with local authorities and bail bond agents. Provided logistical support and weapons maintenance for the team.

Las Vegas, Nevada, United States

University work-study teaching college level students both rudimentary and advanced mathematics.

Doctor Of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Philosophy

Activities and Societies: Professional Ethics Network (PEN), Military Ethics Education Network (MEEN), Society for Applied Philosophy.

Masters Of Arts, Philosophy, 3.84

Activities and Societies: American Philosophical Association, Ancient Philosophy Society, UNR Graduate Philosophy Association (Executive.

Bachelors Of Science, Secondary Education: Physics

Activities and Societies: UNLV Rebel Fencing TeamPhysics Secondary Education

Bachelors Of Science, Military Studies

Activities and Societies: Certified Professional LogisticianMilitary Science

Aas, Computer Network Engineering

Computer Network Engineering Mathematics

Diploma, University Preparatory

Activities and Societies: JROTC, Speech & Debate, Varsity Wrestling