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Colorado Springs, Co, Us

Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States

Colorado Springs, Colorado, United States

Fort Bliss, Tx

Responsible for the education, intellectual development, leadership capacity, and classroom administration of 65 USMA cadets. Prepare daily lessons for a 40-lesson course, which includes 5 days of teaching, and 10 hours of classroom time per week. • Selected ahead of peers to serve as a history instructor at USMA. • Coached and mentored 65 cadets, focusing on their intellectual and professional development.• Excelled at presenting complex, abstract ideas to non-subject matter experts. • Completed graduate degree to qualify for position at USMA; attained doctoral candidacy.

Columbus, Ohio

Fort Bragg, Nc

Leader of 85 soldiers in the 82nd Airborne Division. Responsible for the mission accomplishment, training, morale, welfare, and administration of the company and its $10 million of assets. Oversaw performance evaluations/awards, promotions, staffing, equal opportunity compliance, legal support, and military pay/benefits. • Conceived and implemented a training program that elevated weapons training in the company to a new level and increased by over 100% the number of soldiers across the battalion qualified on advanced weapon systems. • Developed and implemented a plan to improve maintenance fault reporting in the company, resulting in a tenfold increase in identification of maintenance faults on vehicles. • Planned and managed a project involving the movement of over 20 vehicles and equipment containers and 85 personnel from Fort Bragg, NC to Fort Polk, LA and back again with no damage to or loss of equipment.

Fort Bragg, Nc

Chief operations planner for a squadron of over 350 personnel. Led fellow staff officers representing different functional sections during the planning process. Designed and managed highly visible projects according to tight schedules and constrained resources. Coordinated among internal and external organizations. Responsible for special projects for the commanding general of the U.S. Army Armor Center• Planned and implemented a new process for drawing key resources, resulting in a 20% increase in training time.• Planned and managed a three-week exercise that increased platoon proficiency in complex, high-risk tasks to a previously unattained level; awarded an Army Commendation Medal for project. • Planned and managed under constrained timelines the squadron’s role in four large scale airborne operations. • Planned and executed an off-site conference of Armor Center leadership for the commanding general.

Fort Stewart, Ga

Led a tank platoon composed of 16 members and outfitted with $5 million in equipment. Planned and led a multitude of combat and humanitarian operations while deployed to Iraq.• Forged a partnership with Iraqi allies that made my station the number one source of intelligence reporting in the task force and virtually eliminated violence in previously dangerous sector. • Accounted for and disbursed monthly pay for an 800-person Iraqi police battalion. • Requisitioned and accounted for over $10,000 of emergency response funds for partner Iraqi police battalion.

Doctor Of Philosophy - Phd, History

Master’S Degree, History

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), History