Christopher Rhoades Email & Phone Number

Lynchburg, VA, US

Responsibilities include but not be limited to teaching residential undergraduate courses, participating in meetings, serving the School and the larger university through committee assignments, projects, etc. as assigned by the Dean, mentoring and meeting with students, serving in administrative, project, and project management capacities as assigned by.

Lynchburg, Virginia Area

Directly supports the Dean and Associate Dean of the Helms School of Government. Receives, manages and enforces imperatives of the Dean and Associate Deans focusing on financial operations, human resources, and academic operations and assessment. Acts as Budget Manager overseeing the daily financial operations of the school, approving commitments of.

Lynchburg, Virginia, United States

Responsibilities include but not be limited to teaching residential undergraduate courses, participating in meetings, serving the School and the larger university through committee assignments, projects, etc. as assigned by the Dean, mentoring and meeting with students, serving in administrative, project, and project management capacities as assigned by.

Lynchburg, Virginia Area

Instructs Cadets in accordance with Cadet Command/Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) Program of Instruction (POI), syllabi and other ROTC-directed or emerging training. Instructs Cadets on warrior tasks and drills, physical fitness training and small unit tactics. Instructs, coaches and prepares Cadets on receiving and executing written and verbal.

Lynchburg, Virginia Area

Instructs Cadets in accordance with Cadet Command/Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) Program of Instruction (POI), syllabi and other ROTC-directed or emerging training. Instructs Cadets on warrior tasks and drills, physical fitness training and small unit tactics. Instructs, coaches and prepares Cadets on receiving and executing written and verbal.

Provides professional instruction and consulting to Department of Defense agencies on Advanced Situational Awareness Training (ASAT) as a member of a six person Mobile Training Team (MTT). Acts as subject matter expert in Human Behavior Pattern Recognition & Analysis (HBPRA) and Irregular Warfare (IW). Additionally, qualified as a Special Operations Forces.

Saudi Arabia

• Coordinates and supervises assigned resources to establish and train separate security units, military police units, light and mechanized infantry units and their subordinate units nationwide to execute assigned.
• Coordinated, oversaw and analyzed twelve successful nationwide training events for Saudi National Guard (SANG) on Internal Security Operations (ISO) tasks and small arms instruction
• Drafted, edited and assisted presenting approved capacity enhancement proposals growing the ISO Training Support Team (TST) from 26 to 39 personnel to meet customer demonstrated demand
• Personally selected as acting Training Assistance Branch (TAB) Manager overseeing operations of over eighty personnel in three TSTs
• Completed and submitted numerous contractually obligated reports, logistical status and personnel administrative documents on a daily, weekly, monthly, and bi-annual basis
• Directly supervised four Senior Trainers and one Interpreter/Translator

Camp Mackall, North Carolina

• Executive Officer with Army Special Operations Forces Assessment and Selection prepares, assesses, and selects volunteers for training and service across the US Army Special Operations Regiments. Responsible for.
• Refined the CAAS situational exercises by condensing, modernizing and integrating the Pineline Country Study to evaluate students interpersonal interaction and capability in addressing unstructured problems
• Drove the development of Civil Affairs Whole Man Collection system utilizing the Assessment Center Methodology to tabulate and graphically illustrate candidate performance
• Interpreted data from GAMA, MABE-2, Wonderlic, and MMPI-2 that screened over 50 candidates with behavior health concerns or lacking the intellectual capacity to complete the Civil Affairs Qualification Course
• Interviewed over 800 candidates and conferred with organizational physiologists on behavior health issues that would hinder trainability or suitability

Fort Bragg, NC

• As a Team Leader with A/96th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne), provide SOF Commanders with a clear, common and relevant operational picture with respect to the civilian populace. Leads three regionally oriented.
• Coordinated for distribution of excess flood relief medical supplies, totaling over $150,000, to the Special Operations Command-Forward Pakistan elements, Special Service Group, 21st Quick Reaction Squadron and local.
• Executed public health and community development projects with Pakistan Counterinsurgency Capability Funds totaling over $250,000
• Orchestrated pre-mission training for a four man special operations Civil Affairs team including seven contracted training courses and seven collective training events

Fort Bragg, NC

• As Plans and Training Officer with the 96th Civil Affairs Battalion, monitored, coordinateed and facilitated training for four Civil Affairs companies. Oversaw training asset management of ammunition, ranges, airborne.
• Drafted the 96th Civil Affairs Battalion (Airborne) FY10 Commanders Training Guidance
• Facilitated joint Civil Affairs training with Special Operations Command, Naval Special Warfare Team 3, United States Agency for International Development and other governmental agencies for companies deploying to six.
• Wrote the Battalion Standard Operating Procedures manual for use of the Digital Training Management System and oversaw its implementation
• As Battalion Safety Officer oversaw two Battalion Safety Conferences and the submission of several Army and unit safety reports

Fort Bragg, NC

• Second in command of the Detachment consisting of 95 Soldiers, 26 Military Working Dogs, over 400 weapons and communication systems and assorted law enforcement equipment valued in excess of $7.8 million. Maintains the.
• As Special Reaction Team (SRT) Commander oversaw monthly training and live fire ranges and led two successful deployments responding to a pipe bomb and kidnapping
• Developed a digital budget tracker for Home Station Funds and Military Working Dog Funds worth over $280,000
• Prepared and presented an operational needs statement that secured over $9,000 in additional funding during 3rd QTR FY 07 for tactical equipment and body armor

Fort Bragg

• Responsible for coaching, mentoring, training and assessing four Iraqi Police Stations and for the combat readiness and discipline of a platoon of 30 Soldiers, four International Police Liaison Officers (IPLOs) and six.
• Conducted over 250 Police Transition Team missions training over 600 Iraqi Police at four stations as Police Transition Team Chief
• Conducted over 100 joint patrols with Iraqi Police in support of Operation Together Forward II with zero casualties
• Managed over $20,000 in Transition Team Integration Funds to teach Iraqi Police budgeting and maintain habitability and functionality of each Iraqi Police station

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, Criminal Justice

Master Of Science (M.S.), Criminal Justice

Activities and Societies: Alpha Phi Sigma, Delta Epsilon Iota, Phi Kapa Phi

Civil Affairs Qualification Course, Advanced Military And Operational Studies

Military Police Captain Career Course, Military Science And Operational Studies

Activities and Societies: Honor Graduate

Master Of Arts, Business And Organizational Security Managment

Military Police Officer Basic Course, Military Science And Operational Studies

Activities and Societies: Commandant's List

Bachelor Of Science, Political Science

Activities and Societies: Reserve Officer Training Corps