Supervisor and mentor to 61 undergraduate midshipmen while teaching two accredited undergraduate courses at Vanderbilt University. Naval weapons subject matter expert, selected to manage the master curriculum and train new instructors for 78 universities. Oversaw all phases of numerous training and leadership development projects. Developed the recruiting strategy and cultivated relationships with centers of influence.• Established key performance indicators used in a recruiting campaign to target higher quality applicants, resulting in a 52% increase in university admission offers and an 80% decrease in average attrition.• Developed a growth strategy resulting in a 57% increase in unit enrollment, reversing an 11-year negative trend. • Championed an outreach initiative that increased diversity participants by 52%.• Led a cross-organizational team through the conception, planning, pilot, execution and control phases of an 18-month project to introduce cyber warfare training into the 78 universities within the domain.• Led the conception, planning and piloting phases of the inaugural Leadership Development Program, an educational symposium bringing in students from around the country to discuss topics in military and corporate leadership. • Designed and developed the Principles of Naval Weapons Systems curriculum for nation-wide implementation by creating 40 hours of new classroom content.

Second-in-command of a deployed Seahawk helicopter combat element. Supervisor to 12 aircrew and 60 maintenance technicians. Responsible for coordinating the detachment’s operational, maintenance and training requirements. Managed the squadron’s training program and combat syllabi.• Collaborated with 30 other military units from 9 nations to successfully execute 490 missions and 1,481 mishap-free flight-hours in the Red Sea and Arabian Gulf in support of various operations. • Led the detachment through 2 major phase inspections, 50 special inspections and 645 corrective actions, while administering 39 maintenance programs, earning the squadron’s #1 flight-completion rate of 99%.• Oversaw the logistical plan to transport 24 personnel and equipment valued in excess of $100 million to and from remote areas of the world, ensuring constant accountability during a complex deployment without incident or loss.• Coordinated the completion of over 5,000 helicopter maintenance assignments and more than 9,000 worker-hours, scoring the fewest discrepancies ever recorded by the airwing for a post-deployment material condition inspection.• Developed and oversaw the administration of the training schedule of 63 aircrew personnel and 11 helicopters, resulting in a combat readiness score of 100% prior to the squadron’s maiden operational deployment.• Coordinated the completion of 262 graded events, leading to the qualification of 4 aircraft commanders and 8 second-pilots, and 43 Air Combat Training Continuum advancements.

Training Squadron 6, Helicopter Training Squadrons 41 and 28Completed advanced training in three aircraft with more than 180 graded flight and simulator events. Developed and presented training briefs for the technical and tactical aspects of Naval Aviation.