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Usarcent, Shaw AFB, SC

• Develop military deception plans for exercises and contingency operations
• Define material deception needs for the command and coordinate with Combatant Command and HQDA for procurement
• Manage access lists for ACCM programs
• Integrate Special Technical Operations (STO) into planning and operations

Fort Bragg, NC

• Officer in Charge of the 1st SFC(A) Information Warfare Center (IWC), a CONUS-based, operationally-focused task force designed to support Theater Special Operations Commands, Combatant Commands, and Joint Interagency.
• Incorporated multiple Information-Related Capabilities into Information Warfare Center development and operational planning
• Oversaw the growth of the Information Warfare Center from 12 to over 120 personnel
• Represented the IWC during dozens of distinguished visitor events and engagements with commands outside Ft. Bragg

Fort Bragg, NC

• Operations Officer for the only Tactical Psychological Operations Battalion (Airborne) consisting of three companies with 215 Soldiers
• Developed training, validation, and deployment plans to support operations, contingency plans, and peacetime engagement activities
• Acted as both the battalion commander and executive officer while those individuals were deployed

Fayetteville, North Carolina Area

• Commanded a tactical Psychological Operations (PSYOP) company specializing in conducting Military Information Support Operations in support of Special Operations Joint Task Forces, geographic combatant commanders, and.
• Lead the training, development, discipline, and physical fitness of five officers and 62 non-commissioned officers and Soldiers
• Maintained accountability and readiness of over $10 million worth of equipment and rolling stock

Ft. Bragg, NC

• Integrated multiple Information-Related Capabilities into operational planning and execution
• Conducted PSYOP planning in support of Special Operations Joint Task Force - Afghanistan J-3, J-5 and J-35 efforts
• Coordinated and synchronized PSYOP plans and activities with multiple U.S and NATO commands and interagency partners
• Integrated Special Technical Operations (STO) into planning and operations

Monterey, CA

Ft. Bragg, NC

• Commanded a Psychological Operations (PSYOP) company specializing in producing, distributing, disseminating audio, audio-visual, and print products in support of MISO forces, Special Operations Forces, and geographic.
• Lead the training, mentoring, development, discipline, and physical fitness of one officer and 80 non-commissioned officers and Soldiers
• Maintained accountability and readiness of over $5.5 million worth of equipment and rolling stock

4th Military Information Support Group, Ft. Bragg, NC

• Commanded one of 12 Regional Psychological Operations Detachments in the Army's only PSYOP Battalion regionally aligned to provide direct support to U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM)
• Ensured 6 Soldiers and NCOs were trained and prepared to operate in AFRICOM
• While deployed, planned and executed Military Information Support Operations (MISO) to support AFRICOM, Special Operations Command Africa, and US Ambassadors on the continent of Africa during peacetime, contingency, or.

1st Theater Sustainment Command, Ft. Bragg, NC/ Kuwait

• Conducted force protection surveys of facilities in US and Kuwait, devised force protection plans and procedures for movement of personnel and equipment into and out of combat zones in Iraq and Afghanistan
• Oversaw the refurbishment and activation of a multimillion dollar operations center at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait
• Managed operations center overseeing movement of personnel and equipment throughout Southwest Asia

Special Operations Command, Europe

• Antiterrorism/Force Protection (AT/FP) officer- conducted force protection surveys and devised antiterrorism plans for Special Operations exercises conducted in Europe and Africa
• Served as the Special Operations Command Europe (SOCEUR) commander's principal advisor for Anti-Terrorism / Force Protection issues and wrote the antiterrorism directive for the command, which covered 92 countries on.
• Directed staff of four active and reserve component personnel and one civilian

• Individually managed the Graduate Office Travel Fund, awarding $15K annually.
• Coordinated English as a Foreign Language testing and instruction for the Sarajevo Graduate School of Business, a joint University of Delaware/University of Sarajevo MBA program in Sarajevo, Bosnia.
• Verified international academic credentials of graduate applicants.
• Administered $750K student health insurance program for funded graduate and international students.

• Planned and led cultural orientation program for students from over 35 countries enrolled in a university-based intensive English language program
• Managed student housing, meal, and insurance programs
• Taught and provided tutoring for English as a Second Language (ESL) students from beginner to advanced level
• Devised cultural programs for special legal-, education-, or business-oriented groups

US Army Reserve, Owings Mills, MD

Platoon Leader responsible for the readiness, training, deployment, and operations of a 30-person Military Police platoon. Assembled, deployed, and led security force for multinational Special Operations exercise in Africa.

Master Of Science (M.S.), Information Strategy And Political Warfare

Department of Defense Analysis

Master Of Arts (M.A.), Bilingual And Multilingual Education

Activities and Societies: UD Rugby Football Club

Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), English (Journalism)

Activities and Societies: National Slavic Honor Society, UDRFC