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Doral, Florida, United States

• Teach International Bachelorette (IB) World History, Diploma Program (DP) United States History, and Government to 210 students in the 9th Grade, 11th Grade and 12th Grade.
• Adopt distinctive and interactive teaching methodologies using relevant software, document all lessons, organize group discussions and mentor students
• Responsible for ensuring all students fully comprehend the taught curriculum and provide support to students who require extra guidance based on individual needs
• Sponsor the Model United Nations club

Fort Lauderdale, Florida, United States

• Rank: Captain / Branch: Military Police Officer
• Commands a Military Police company of 218 soldiers that provides internment/resettlement during no notice worldwide detainee operations missions.
• Responsible for maintaining the combat readiness, health, welfare, morale and discipline of 218 soldiers.
• Prioritizes all resources of the unit including time, equipment, money, and facilities, to accomplish assigned missions.
• Ensures the combat readiness of 25 tactical vehicles, 355 individual and crew served weapons, 30 tactical communications systems and assorted supporting equipment valued at over $5 million.

Alexandria, Virginia, United States

• Duties include law enforcement and patrol operations, investigating crimes, writing reports, deescalating conflict, serving warrants and using good judgement and decisiveness in emergency response.

Fort Bliss, Texas, United States

• Rank: Captain / Branch: Military Police Officer
• Plan and execute Emergency Training Exercises validating incident command and emergency response teams across an array of emergency contingencies
• Lead, plan and assist in the design, development and conduct of emergency preparedness exercises while applying exercise and evaluation doctrine.
• Analyze emergency preparedness data in order to improve program effectiveness
• Coordinate with multiple agencies (Police, Fire, EMS, Hospital, Public Affairs, Garrison Operations) in conducting exercises utilizing NIMS and FEMA standards to conduct quarterly and annual validations of the Fort.
• Responsible for the planning and execution of all garrison law enforcement and emergency response operations on Fort Bliss, an installation encompassing over 1.1 million acres and 186,000 soldiers and civilians.

Fort Bliss, Texas, United States

• Rank: First Lieutenant / Branch: Military Police Officer
• Responsible for the supervision and training of 18 Military Working Dog (K-9) teams trained in narcotic and explosive detection and law enforcement patrol work.
• Provide law enforcement and detection support to the Fort Bliss installation.
• Responsible for the accountability and serviceability of over $800,000 in equipment.
• Serve as a Watch Commander providing law enforcement support to a military installation encompassing over 1.1 million acres and a population of 186,000 soldiers and civilians.
• Coordinate with U.S. Army Forces Command, U.S. Secret Service and Department of State for the use of Military Working Dog teams in support of the President, Vice President, foreign dignitaries, and world-wide.

Fort Bliss, Texas, United States

• Rank: Second Lieutenant / Branch: Military Police
• Responsible for helping plan short-term and long-term support operations as an integral component of daily implemented support requirements for nearly 800 soldiers.
• Serve as a Watch Commander in charge of twelve military police patrols.
• Provide law enforcement support to a military installation encompassing over 1.1 million acres and a population of 186,000 soldiers and civilians.

Fort Bliss, Texas, United States

• Rank: Second Lieutenant / Branch: Military Police
• Responsible for the supervision, training, deployment readiness and safety of 31 soldiers.
• Plan and conduct training to maintain the platoon's ability to accomplish combat and contingency Military Police missions on installation and globally.
• Serve as a Watch Commander providing law enforcement support to a military installation encompassing over 1.1 million acres and a population of 186,000 soldiers and civilians.
• Responsible for the accountability and serviceability of over $5 million in equipment.

Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri, United States

• Rank: Second Lieutenant / Branch: Military Police
• Train and certify as a Military Police Officer
• Train in leadership, technical and tactical skills required to successfully lead a platoon in both garrison and combat.
• Execute and create plans for platoon level missions in field training exercises designed to prepare for leading soldiers in both garrison law enforcement operations and combat.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Supervise and train 30 other cadets. Execute and create plans for squad and platoon level missions in field training exercises designed to prepare for leading soldiers in combat.
• Train in leadership, battle tactics, land navigation, physical fitness, garrison operations, briefing, Situation Training Exercises and overall soldier skills.

Master Of Arts - Ma, International Security, Gpa 4.0

Bachelor Of Science - Bs, Interdisciplinary Studies: National Defense Policy And Strategy, Gpa 3.76