Innovative lead instructor with a proven track record for successfully preparing future leaders/supervisors through the utilization of the vision and mission statements of the Thomas N. Barnes Center. Focuses on fundamentals of teaching, methods of instruction, objectives and tests, instructional systems development, academic counseling, basic learning theories, audiovisual aids use, and formal evaluation methods. Provides education designed to enhance the teaching and leadership capabilities… Show more Innovative lead instructor with a proven track record for successfully preparing future leaders/supervisors through the utilization of the vision and mission statements of the Thomas N. Barnes Center. Focuses on fundamentals of teaching, methods of instruction, objectives and tests, instructional systems development, academic counseling, basic learning theories, audiovisual aids use, and formal evaluation methods. Provides education designed to enhance the teaching and leadership capabilities of future leaders.• Responsible for providing sound academic instruction to 7 classes (168 students) per year.• Analyzes 4 training modules to develop and design 17 lesson concepts.• Administrates instructional systems training of lesson concepts to 1 supervisor and 2 subordinate instructors. • Ensures that instructors are delivering consistent training and information to all students.• Analyzes student feedback following each class to measure the performance of each instructor and create course of action to improve delivery of course content. • Sought out by the Thomas N. Barnes Center to develop and instruct a course on Extreme Ownership to 168 other Air Force instructors. • Showed initiative by designing 4 lessons for junior enlisted Airmen that covered career opportunities (i.e., career progression, how to become an Officer, retraining opportunities, and transitioning to the Air Guard/Reserve). Show less

Directed First Term Airman Center for 2,000+ incoming personnel to F.E. Warren AFB, WY. Responsible for managing/organizing the training schedule and logistics of enrolling First Term Airman: • Organized training schedule• Teamed with 28 base agencies to create specialized training specific to First Term Airmen regarding mental health, financial resources, health and wellness, etc. • Ensured training objectives were met by collecting feedback from each class and discussing that… Show more Directed First Term Airman Center for 2,000+ incoming personnel to F.E. Warren AFB, WY. Responsible for managing/organizing the training schedule and logistics of enrolling First Term Airman: • Organized training schedule• Teamed with 28 base agencies to create specialized training specific to First Term Airmen regarding mental health, financial resources, health and wellness, etc. • Ensured training objectives were met by collecting feedback from each class and discussing that feedback with each agency. That feedback was used to refine training for future classes. • Completely revised FTAC curriculum in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, taking the course down from 5 days to 3 days. • Developed a virtual learning environment as an alternate mode of delivery for training when COVID-19 prevented meeting in person.• Saving approximately 3K man-hours, and successfully depleting a 7-month backlog of Airmen waiting to attend FTAC.• Served as the alternate Career Assistant Advisor• Educated 80+ Airman on career options such as: retraining options, conducting individual/group counseling sessions to assist Airmen to achieve career goals, advised 2k+ Airmen on military separation opportunities and created Professional Military Education Symposiums for Active Duty and Guard/Reserve Service Members. Show less

Served as the Flight Security Controller for the 790th Missile Security Forces Squadron. Directly responsible for the safeguarding of 150 Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles, worth $1.5 billion in National Defense funds. Also responsible for safeguarding 9.6K sq. miles within a tri-state area where the ICBMs reside.• Tasked as Flight Trainer to develop training tasks for 80 Flight personnel.• Managed 12 Missile Alert Facilities as the Lead Flight Security Controller. • Supervised 10… Show more Served as the Flight Security Controller for the 790th Missile Security Forces Squadron. Directly responsible for the safeguarding of 150 Intercontinental Ballistic Missiles, worth $1.5 billion in National Defense funds. Also responsible for safeguarding 9.6K sq. miles within a tri-state area where the ICBMs reside.• Tasked as Flight Trainer to develop training tasks for 80 Flight personnel.• Managed 12 Missile Alert Facilities as the Lead Flight Security Controller. • Supervised 10 subordinate Flight Security Controllers. • Analyzed 180 Missile Alert Facility Reports bi-weekly for accuracy of response procedures to Launch Facility alarm activations. That data was leveraged to identify areas of improvement in response procedures and reporting. • Supervised an additional 10 subordinates• Responsible for training subordinates on 240 key tasks for performing their individual duties.• Counseled subordinates monthly on professional growth and corrective actions.• Managed scheduling, including rosters for emergency response and track leave. Show less