Dana Baldwin Email & Phone Number

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United States

Office of Inspector General

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Ft. Belvoir, Virginia

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Bryant Hall, Fort Bragg, North Carolina

Served as a GS-12 information specialist (technical writer and substantive editor) for doctrinal and training literature publications. Publications conveyed Armywide, joint (two services), or multi-Service (three or more services), doctrine and tactics, techniques, and procedures for special operations forces in the Army, Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps. Worked high-visibility, high-priority, first or one-of-a-kind projects with full authority to make editorial decisions necessary to comply with the particular purpose and intended use of the publication. Accomplished research to develop data for the writing of publications and the verification and resolution of copyright issues. Accompanied special operations instructors and special operators in the field to gain intensive knowledge of subject matter.As a project manager for the USAJFKSWCS publications staff, coordinated with subject-matter experts, writers, visual information specialists (VISs), and various others engaged in the preparation and production of publications. Tracked the progress of each aspect of preparation and production to ensure adherence to approved milestones and internal requirements. Represented the interests of the agency to outside organizations. Independently managed all aspects of assigned publication projects, to include consultation with the writer and the VIS; establishment of milestones; preparation, coordination, review, and approval of initial and final drafts; and determination and inclusion of all necessary elements and statements.Rewrote to supplement, delete, or combine text. Supplemented abstract ideas with concrete examples or designated abstract passages for illustration. Based on a thorough analysis of the contents, assessed the organization for logic, coherence, balance, and consistency, making adjustments for accuracy and more effective presentation. Assessed reading grade levels and made necessary adjustments based on knowledge of the target audience.

4Th Psychological Operations Group, Fort Bragg, North Carolina

Served as a writer and substantive editor for doctoral-level scholarly studies prepared by cultural anthropologists in a secure environment. Ensured all publications met editorial, copyright, grammatical, and stylistic guidelines. Was promoted from GS-7 to GS-9 in the minimum allowable time. Earned the highest available rating on all annual evaluations.

Fayetteville, North Carolina Area

Served as both the continuity director and production director for four radio stations: WFNC, WKQB, WRCQ, and WQSM. Managed the production of all commercial spots developed in-house. Assigned talent to produce commercials. Wrote compelling scripts. Personally produced commercials using professional studio equipment and CoolEdit Pro. Scheduled all commercial air time and processed co-op spots. Was an integral member of the managment team. Developed streamlined processes to handle co-op accounts and develop new business. Worked extensively with the sales staff from concept through production to the evaluation of listener response, which resulted in increased sales revenue for all four stations.

South Carolina; Massachusetts; Mannheim, Germany; Heidelberg, Germany.

Was in the top 1 percent of scores on the Army Physical Fitness Test (98 push ups and 98 sit ups), resulting in my selection as a member of the first group of female human research volunteers at Natick Research, Development, and Engineering Center. Tested the Soldier Integrated Protective Ensemble, as well as several other pieces of prototype equipment. Served as a personnel actions specialist in a unit that was the sole support for 3d Brigade, 1st Armor Division. Earned an excellent reputation in both garrison and field environments. Marched the 100-mile Nijmegan march over four days in Holland. Earned two Army Achievement Medals, one Good Conduct Medal, and one Army Commendation Medal. Developed new procedures that eliminated a one-year backlog of VSI/SSB applications. Earned a coveted slot in the unit's Heidelberg office. Earned the title of Soldier of the Month and Soldier of the Quarter. Scored the maximum score of 200 on the E-5 board. Was selected by name by the 3rd Brigade first sergeant to assist him in his duties while in Grafenwoehr, Germany. Earned a hazardous materials license and was responsible for the transport of ammunition. In the field, was responsible for all generators and casualty reports. Served as the commander's driver.

Bachelor'S Degree, Journalism/English, Gpa 3.79

Activities and Societies: Alpha Lambda Delta, Phi Kappa Phi, Nontraditional Student Organization

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