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Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

-Conducted research on security issues in Eastern Europe, publishing multiple op-eds and analyses on Russia’s War in Ukraine, and Russian nuclear strategy, with articles featured on MSN’s Daily Digest and Johnson’s Russia List and cited in The Daily Kos, The Sun, Foreign Policy and Newsweek. -Provided administrative assistance to Director and Deputy Director of the Kennan Institute, including scheduling and preparations for high profile meetings, interviews, and commentary on issues affecting Eastern Europe and Eurasia -Presented analysis on future Ukrainian veterans’ issues to an international audience at “Creating an Effective Veteran Policy for Ukraine: Using International Experience,” at the National Press Club-Reorganized the institute’s grant portfolio, identifying robust sources of new funding

Denver, Colorado, United States

-Conducted over 40 major research projects to improve department policies based on law enforcement best practices, help facilitate systems acquisition, and identify opportunities presented by emerging technologies-Developed department strategy for community policing, and five-year plan for confronting the top issues confronting public safety in Denver-Research directly contributed to drafting and amending of Colorado Senate Bill 22-009 “Recertification And Theft Of Catalytic Converters” and Colorado Senate Bill 21-271 “Misdemeanor Reform”-Developed department protocols for Covid-19 response, used to inform initial citywide state of emergency-Published white paper on improving services for the highest utilizers of city emergency resources, used as the foundational document for city-wide, multi-agency working group-Contributed to multiple revisions and publications of department Use of Force Policy-Daily duties included, drafting new policies, editing department operations manual and trainingbulletins, managing department information infrastructure, and conducting research

Joint Base Lewis Mcchord, Wa

-Served as Operations Officer for the I Corps Long Range Surveillance Company, 1 of 3 such organizations in the Army. Additionally managed the unit's Fire Support Team and Headquarters Platoon (30 employees)-Coordinated and independently executed 4 ambitious 1-week long unit exercises involving up to 100 Soldiers and key partnerships with outside military and government organizations-Created new unit training plans for a 120-Soldier Long Range Surveillance Company which produced more realistic, better resourced and more affordable training and were used as the model for a 400-Soldier Cavalry Squadron during Brigade and Division level training briefs-Planned and led 27 Soldiers on a safe and successful summit of Mt. Adams, Washington’s second highest peak, a first in the unit’s history-Developed unit capabilities briefings presented to General Officers and officials from government agencies, such as DARPA, to successfully gain support for future training initiatives and funding

Joint Base Lewis Mcchord, Wa

-Served as Officer-in-Charge of unit fire support, intelligence and communications sections as well as daily operations for a Cavalry Reconnaissance Troop.-Developed training plans and policies for fire support, long range communications and battle tracking that were adopted as the standard for a 400-Soldier Cavalry Squadron-Planned and oversaw the movement of over ten millions of dollars worth of unit equipment during a month long deployment to the National Training Center without any loss or damage

Multiple Locations: Joint Base Lewis Mcchord, Wa & Afghanistan

Served simultaneously in multiple leadership roles for a forward deployed Artillery Battery including Battery Executive Officer, Platoon Leader and Fire Direction Officer-Managed logistics for a 102-Soldier organization spread across remote locations in Afghanistan-Served as Unit Movement Officer with no prior training and successfully moved 102 Soldiers and millions of dollars worth of military equipment back to the U.S from Afghanistan without loss-Processed hundreds of administrative actions including awards, evaluations, and post deployment reintegration requirements, ensuring they were completed on time and to standard-Optimized the accuracy of unit artillery pieces by compiling and analyzing historical artillery firing data for ammunition in Afghanistan, which led to purchasing and using the most reliable and effective ammunition available

Sanford, Florida

Master Of International Public Policy, Strategic Studies, Europe And Eurasia

Activities and Societies: SAIS Nuclear Club, Europe and Eurasia Club

Master Of Arts - Ma, Security Studies

Research concentration in Russian far-right politics, Eurasianist ideology, and Russian state sponsorship of far-right extremism.

Master’S Degree, Public Administration

Concentration: Policy Analysis, Program Evaluation, Performance Management

Bachelor’S Degree, Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies

Activities and Societies: Army ROTC Concentration: Humanities, Military Science

High School Diploma