International Honor Society for the Social Sciences

-Conducted Market Research reports for The KYO Group and their client IES Solar resulting in defining polling information and knowledge of the Texas Power Grid target audience. Also conducted market research reports for blogs vs vlogs vs podcasts, Buddy Holly Center Marketing Strategy, and Veterans Health Agency marketing strategy. These greatly assisted The KYO Group's effectiveness with audience analysis and contract bids.-Assisted with blog creation for educational purposes for The KYO Group and their client IES Solar.-Monitored open-source local media and online social media to identify market opportunities for The KYO Group marketing team.

1st IO BNI was a Psychological and Information Operations (IO ) Sergeant and the AFRICOM Regional Support Team Sergeant. I was responsible for three teams: Intel, Planners, and Open Source where we provided direct planning support to AFRICOM.I have provided training and deployment readiness support for 3x Field Support Team (FST) deployments as an Observer Controller/Trainer (OCT);I was a member of an FST that supported Joint Special Operations as an IO Planner; deploy twice to support worldwide operations and provide IO reach-back support as needed. In this position I conducted: - IO Planner that supports tactical operations to joint special operations to assist with enabling target efforts for countering violent extremist - MILDEC planner that supports joint special operations lines of effort - EW planner that assists with enabling targeting; protecting the force; protecting unit TTPs

7th PSYOP BNSenior Psychological Operations Sergeant for Regional Military Information Support Detachment which directly supports operations in North-West Africa.During my time at 7th MISB, I deployed three times, six months each time, to three different countries in North-West Africa. I was on the first team to deploy to Niger and provide direct support to US Ambassador.I also advise and assist the Detachment Commander on training, detachment sustainability, operational planning, and other missions' essential topics. Responsible for four Staff Sergeants and two teams deployed in Western Africa.

1st Brigade, 4th IDPSYOP/MISO Planner: Plan and coordinate MISO by with and through the attached MISO Detachment Command to ensure that the BCT Commander's intent is met. As well as coordinate and cross-coordinate with Division G-7, surrounding area’s BCT S-7, and Special Operations to de-conflict and maintain a steady flow of information in order to gain information superiority over the adversary.IO NCOIC: Integrate core capabilities of Electronic Warfare (EW), Computer Network Operations (CNO), Military Information Operations (PSYOP / MISO), Military Deception (MILDEC), and Operation Security (OPSEC) to support the BCT Commanders intent on persuading, changing, influencing, and disrupting the adversary while protecting our own.

9th PSYOP BNServes as the Team Leader of a Tactical Military Information Support Team (TMT) in an Airborne Tactical Military Information Support Company; responsible for the health, morale, welfare, discipline, and professional development, of three Soldiers; ensures integration of the team into the supported unit; assists in the planning and execution of MISO; provide timely and accurate feedback on measures of effectiveness, impact indicators, and initial propaganda analysis.

5th PSYOP BNServes as a Psychological Operations Sergeant in support of Joint Psychological Operations Command Iraq creating 50 radio and 25 TV commercials. I also assisted regional planning for Southeast Asia with emphasis on Military Information Support Team-Thailand; provides PSYOP planning and support to Special Operations Command-Pacific; supervises and conducts target audience analysis, product development, pre/post-testing, dissemination logistical support, enemy propaganda analysis mitigation; participates with the host nation, and US Country Team and Combined military assets to execute US PSYOP programs.

6th PSYOP BNServed as Psychological Operations assistant team leader for one deployment in support of Hurricane Katrina in 2005 and one deployment to Kenya in 2006. While deployed in Louisiana, I assisted with product development and loudspeaker operations that aided in the rescue of 100s of Americans. While deployed to Kenya we conduct an anti-drug campaign that assisted with funding one US Embassy-sponsored Kenya Marathon and Soccer Outreach program.

9th PSYOP BNDuring this time, I joined the military serving my first assignment in 2003 as Psychological Operations Specialist. I was a member of the first Active Duty Psychological Operations Company to deploy to Iraq. I specifically supported six US Army units and was part of the first Battle of Falluja and Ramadi.