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Little Rock, Arkansas, United States

-Recieve all checks and money sent to the department of Arkansas from the different programs.-Reconcile bank statements for all accounts -Prepare payroll for employees and ensure deductions are correct.-Keep general and other ledgers to ensure information is up to date

Little Rock Metropolitan Area

-Front office duties to include: answering phone calls, directing mail that is delivered and sent out, answering emails, and filing paperwork.-Processing and transmitting membership applications and renewals for the different posts that are located throughout the state of Arkansas.-Maintaining membership rosters and reports that are processed on a weekly basis. -Maintaining records for all the Districts and Posts withing the state of Arkansas. This includes information from the officers and chairmen that record the meeting notes. -Preparing material for the members who attend the conventions and multiple conferences that take place during the year. -Processing the reports and documents that are delivered by the Officers from the Posts throughout the state of Arkansas. -Processing materials and administering procedures specific to the state of Arkansas American Legion programs.

Pensacola, Florida, United States

-Ensure the dissemination of basic radar curriculum and simulation application for entry level Navy and Marine Corps students at the Air Traffic Control schoolhouse.-Provide quality instruction to all entry level Navy and Marine Corps students that would enter the fleet within 4 months of completion.-Provide the Navy and Marine Corps fleet with the most qualified and disciplined service members to operate the Air Traffic Control system.-Responsible for the administrative matters, health and welfare, development, and military discipline of the assigned personnel under my charge.

Yuma, Arizona, United States

-Ensure the quality and training of personnel while working in the Air Traffic Control Radar branch of the facility.-Briefed upper-level management of the state of the unit and upcoming training and operating activities. -Coordinate with FAA Air Traffic Control agencies, both civil and military units regarding rules and regulations, use of restricted airspace, Letters of Agreement, and daily ATC operations.-Gained experience in facility management and control positions that cover Air Traffic Control operations over 8,107 square miles, up to 23,000 feet, and responsible for for supporting 80 percent of the Marine Corps air to ground training. -Tracked the training of students that were seeking qualification on different positions available in the Radar branch. -Finalized paperwork and training records when personnel received their qualifications. -Disseminated the monthly tracker for the needed hours on position for qualified controllers at the facility. -Disseminated airspace information and answered questions to visiting pilots who were unfamiliar with the airspace in the Yuma area. -Scheduled the use of airspace of aircraft to inspect the equipment used at the facility with the supervisor at the nearest Federal Aviation Administration facility.

Okinawa, Japan

-Complete the supervisors log as the daily routine. This included the the status of the equipment, personnel on hand, the status of the weather, and included any emergency information that happened while on shift.-Planning and coordinating the daily schedule for the qualified Air Traffic Controllers that were available to work during the shift. -Planned the rotation of personnel to ensure that the work schedule transition was smooth throughout the workplace. -Coordinate with the proper agencies to resolve emergency issues when the situation dictated. -Prepared and maintained power point presentations for visiting pilots who were in the area for training.

Yuma, Arizona, United States

-Directing the flight of an aircraft at an airport and enroute to the destination.-Providing information to aircraft regarding weather conditions.-Ensuring basic distance requirements are maintained during flight of the aircraft.-Handling emergency situations and unscheduled flights.-Coordinating the arrival sequence of an aircraft at an airport.-Coordinating traffic between terminals -Directing and monitoring the movements of aircraft in the air and on the ground.-Giving pilots instructions for landing for landing and taking off.-Transferring control of departure flights to another traffic control center and accepting control for arriving flights. -Informing pilots about runway closures and weather conditions.-Controlling and monitoring aircraft movements.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Business, Management, Marketing, And Related Support Services

Business Administration And Management, General

Business Administration And Management, General

Master Of Business Administration - Mba, Aeronautics/Aviation/Aerospace Science And Technology, General