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Washington, Dc, Us

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Conducted intelligence analysis for watchlisting purposes against foreign and domestic threat vectors regarding known or suspected terrorists (KSTs)• Cross-referenced examinations of intelligence and law enforcement databases for identity verification and reporting

Glasgow, Scotland, United Kingdom

• Provided detailed threat assessment reports to the Security Director, Security Coordinator, and Security Managers• Provided updates of security/campus threats to the Security Director and Security Managers• Provided on-site security protection for foreign dignitaries of COP-26 (Climate of Paris – 26)• Established University of Glasgow’s Counterterrorism and Targeted Violence policy and procedures with security response measures• Drafted University of Glasgow’s CBRN Counterterrorism Procedures• Drafted University of Glasgow’s Risk Matrices and Assessment for risk calculation in conflicts/events and how these risks impact eight areas: intent, capability, casualties, operational disruption, etc. • Developed an Intelligence Collection and Analysis training module for UofG Campus Security• Monitored and provided real-time updates of security threats during COP-26 regarding marches, protests, belligerent groups on/near campus, and communicate these threats to Security Managers and on-site security personnel• Worked in both a team-based and solitary capacity based on the assigned task• CCTV operator• Acted in a customer service oriented business in response to the needs of staff, students, and visitors• Monitored social media and other open sources for threats against the campus, staff, students, and visitors

• Conduct interviews and background checks that help ensure the safety and security of the nation• Obtain and report information for background investigations that determine employment suitability and security clearance eligibility• Conduct face-to-face interviews with the applicant and their neighbors, coworkers, friends, and associates• Complete record searches at law enforcement agencies, courthouses, mental health facilities, financial, and educational institutions• Compile information in a clear, concise report in a standardized reporting format.• Meet quality, timeliness, and production metrics• Assist in obtaining field work in a rapid, time-sensitive work environment.• Function independently• Ensure leads are completed promptly and under investigative standards• Coordinate with Field Team Leaders (FTL), Quality Control Officers (QCO), and Case Review Officers on overall timeliness, structure, and integrity of reports• Manifest classified and sensitive materials

• Arranged travel for FEMA clients on travel orders for both disaster and official meetings• Worked in a fast pace environment with a multitude of different needs and specifications• Assisted in time scheduling and connection times for client travel involving: trains, planes, car rentals, and hotels• Assisted in geographic proximity arrangements to provide ease of access for clients in disaster areas to their area(s) of operations• Defuse tense situations with angry clients and address any travel queries or requests they may have, including reviewing government travel receipts and financial allotments• Worked with an average of 30-40 clients per day on varying travel itineraries• Held position as one of top 6 travel agents sales in the company during the beginning of the 4th quarter until resignation• Certified travel specialist as a ScotsAgent (Scotland), BritAgent (England and Wales), and Japan Travel Specialist• Assisted in travel for U.S. Courts clients involving: judges, district attorneys, and court reporters

All members of OSIX are handpicked at the sole discretion of the OSIX Director. The members in OSIX are within the top 10% of the NSI program and are considered to be and act as professionals by the OSIX Director. Admission to OSIX is highly competitive and requires a writing sample for consideration. If accepted, it is followed by an interview process on a national security affair with no prior preparation. • Collection of open source information to develop intelligence reports• Usage of social media collection tools• Worked in teams to develop intelligence reports for clients• Debriefed the head of the FBI’s Criminal Justice Information Services on Boko Haram recruitment methods• Collected intelligence and studied Boko Haram for approximately two years• Developed an alias with team members to monitor the social media presence of extremist groups• Previously served as Task Force Lead within OSIX Public Safety team• Managed timesheets of analysts under my direction, plotted research direction of the project, reviewed and corrected intelligence reports before distribution, and presented project progress in weekly meetings• Presented at Undergraduate Research Day at the West Virginia State Capital to WV Senate and general public

Master Of Science - Ms, Global Security

Activities and Societies: MSc and MRes Global Security Student Representative, Dialectical Society, Debate Society

International Humanitarian Law And Armed Conflict, International Law And Legal Studies, 88%

Received an Honors certificate for course program in: International Humanitarian Law in Theory and Practice

Terrorism-Counterterrorism, Liberal Arts And Sciences/Liberal Studies, 91%

Certificate earned in Terrorism-Counterterrorism

The Changing Global Order, International/Global Studies, 93%

Received a certificate in The Changing Global Order.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, National Security And Intelligence, 3.75

Activities and Societies: Open Source Intelligence Exchange Lab (OSIX)

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Political Science And Government, 3.75

Activities and Societies: Pi Gamma Mu, Phi Alpha Theta, Pi Sigma Alpha