Kathy Burrell Email and Phone Number

Privacy Act Officer

Assigned to implement and reinstate the Records Management/FOIA/PA Programs for the Installation Management Command - Europe (IMCOM-E). Expert in dealing with special records searches directed by Congress, DOD, and HQDA, Public law, and ensuring that the organization adheres to the strict regulatory requirements of the FOIA and PA.• Coordinates records-management policies with Headquarters (HQ) IMCOM, Garrison, and United States Army in Europe (USAREUR) offices, to include revising AE Regulation 25-400-2 (AER 25-400-2), Army in Europe Record Information Management and publishing on 2 October 2012.• Completes staff evaluation of the records management program across the Region and Garrisons in Europe, utilizing the Records Management Checklist and Staff Assistance Evaluation forms authored for inclusion in AER 25-400-2.• Prepares project papers and staff reports and briefings for managers and other audiences; increasing awareness, providing an understanding, and encouraging acceptance of findings and recommendations.• Teaches the Army Records Information Management System Course, training IMCOM Region and Garrison Records Managers, Records Coordinators, and Action Officers along with personnel from other commands.• Interprets policy and guidelines to determine the applicability and unique requirements of this command, issuing supplemental policy, guidance, and standards for functional area.• Takes direct responsibility for the Document Management and Records Management/FOIA/Privacy Act sites as Content Manager of the IMCOM-Europe SharePoint Portal, designing collaborative forums to collect and analyze customer suggestions and complaints. • Publishes monthly articles in the Army in Europe Bulletin and periodic articles in the HQ IMCOM G1 Bulletin with a focus on current questions and issues of interest to the IMCOM and Army in Europe communities, providing up-to-date guidance and highlighting changes occurring in the programs. • Completed new NCOER Training.

Responsible for developing, resourcing, organizing, and implementing the ASAP in the functional areas of prevention, education, identification, rehabilitation, and evaluation for the European Region in order to reduce substance abuse among Soldiers, military family members, Army civilians, and retirees.• Provided continuous oversight and evaluation of the ASAP elements military and civilian workforce and serviced activities. • Action Officer for ASAP-related taskers and Staff Actions, with internal and external coordination to include all divisions, USAREUR, MEDCOM, and HQs, participating in task forces, working groups, conferences, and worldwide video teleconferences. • Led teams and work groups formed across the Garrisons and with USAREUR to achieve goals and objectives, providing informational briefings, studies, and papers. Effectively negotiate with management to accept and implement subsequent recommendations.• Reviewed budget submissions, direct allocation of funds, and monitor execution of resources. • Administered the ASAP SharePoint Web site, providing a central storage and collaboration space and a Europe-wide Drug Awareness On-line Training site. Collected, evaluated, and maintained data to determine program effectiveness, trends, resource requirements, and corrective actions.• Maintained a database of Regional program management information; planned, coordinated, and implemented ongoing training for the garrison ASAP staffs within the Region to include scheduling certification training for the garrison clinical staffs, Prevention Coordinators (PCs), the Employee Assistance Program (EAP) Coordinators, and the Biochemical Testing Coordinators (DTCs). • Provided staff leadership and supervision to the garrison ASAP staff and mentorship to newly assigned Alcohol and Drug Control Officers (ADCOs).• Implemented and administered a comprehensive Suicide Prevention programs and Well Being program to meet the needs of the communities.

As Network Administrator, Base Network Control Center, provided network and e-mail support to over 3000 users (classified and unclassified) and assisted in the operation and maintenance of all Microsoft Exchange (email) servers, DNS servers, WINS servers, DHCP servers, ISS server, and NT servers in an NT and Active Directory environment. • Planned, developed, implemented, and maintained programs, policies and procedures to protect the integrity and confidentiality of systems, networks and data• Minot AFB internet and intranet webmaster; interfaced with Public Affairs to ensure force protection and access issues (section 508) were administered• Created and maintained Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) documents and POC for intranet and public web pages migration during base consolidation from local server to MAJCOM server without any downtime or loss of service. • In-charge of a variety of projects, such as Defense Messaging System (DMS) and Theater Battle Management Core System. Worked within the organizational goals, performing management, administration, and customer support functions. • Resolved operational network problems and provided hardware and software technical guidance to users. • Responsible for the oversight of network information protection defensive measures to ensure the availability, integrity, and reliability of base classified and unclassified networked information resources in accordance with applicable governing directives. • Developed recommendations or proposals involving a variety of specialized systems and state-of-the-art enhancements designed to meet unique local requirements and improve operational efficiency• Prepared inputs to Automated Data Processing Equipment (ADPE) budgets for acquisition and/or maintenance of computer equipment• QAE for General Dynamics contract and the personnel assigned, monitoring performance in meeting requirements

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