MGMT 303: Principles of Management

HOL 8704: Leadership in Organizations

Work in conjunction with the Office of Military and Veteran Affairs to provide guidance and consultation to university units and divisions, including representatives of the ten schools and colleges to enhance academic innovation and opportunities. Assists with development of academic programs and meets regularly with prospective students, Department of Defense, academic, and government contacts to advise on GW services and build relationships. Serve to help strategic growth of students participating in online learning as well as military and veteran cohorts for the Office of Military and Veterans Affairs. Coordinate directly with GW departments and organizations in the development of market analysis for military and veteran student needs. Provide training, admission audit, direction, and new program oversight for all academic programs and initiatives including the development and management of new academic initiatives and contracts. Ensure compliance with all Department of Veterans Affairs and Department of Defense requirements as well as federal, state, and institutional regulations. Coach, mentor, and advise students on non-academic issues and the admissions process. Facilitate the dispensation, oversight, payment and processing of federal benefits. Directly supports Associate Provost for Military and Veterans Affairs in support of GW VALOR mission with focus on project management, strategic to tactical outreach, and engagement in the GW academic programs space, towards increased access and affordability of the GW education for military, veteran, reserve, and dependent students. Generate, administer, and supervise the creation and distribution of veterans and military scholarship grants. Develop community programmatic activities. Manage social media and website compilation and dissemination of information. Handle a wide range of matters of institutional importance on behalf of the Associate Provost.

Chief of Staff to Associate Provost directs the operations for the Office of Military and Veterans Affairs and the Office of Military and Veteran Student Services. Oversee all operations of the offices, to include management of staff, budgets and purchasing, administration, policies, and procedures. Accountable for departmental budget planning and financial modeling for new academic investments. Handle a wide range of matters of institutional importance on behalf of the Associate Provost including hiring and management of a staff over 50, including full time and student employees. Serve as Associate Provost’s primary strategic liaison with the university, administration, academia, and community constituencies, including 500+ senior academic, military, and civilian executives. Liaise with the VALOR Advisory Board and VALOR Academic Council and eloquently sets the tone for communication emanating from the offices.

United States Navy8899 E 56thIndianapolis, IN 46249 United States05/2004 - PresentHours per week: 80 Naval Aviator Duties, Accomplishments and Related Skills: As a Naval Fixed Wing Pilot, I am fully qualified in the UC12M Beech 200 fixed wing multi engine aircraft as Transport Pilot in Command, Functional Checkpilot, and Instructor Pilot. I have completed more than 1300 mishap free flight hours while operating in a highly evolving international environment with operations across the Middle East, North Africa and Europe. I personally liaise directly with international airfields and U.S. embassies to facilitate and expedite operations and am qualified as FAA Air Transport Pilot and Single Engine Pilot.As a Naval Rotary Pilot I am fully qualified in the MH60S Knighthawk helicopter as-Helicopter Aircraft Commander, Weapons and Tactics Officer, and Functional Checkpilot. I have completed more than 800 mishap free flight hours and have operated on nearly every continent with a multitude of foreign governments. I conducted and assisted coordination and strategic planning of humanitarian assistance and disaster relief missions for Hurricane Felix in Nicaragua. I qualified as Aviation Safety Officer, Naval Aviation Maintenance Officer, and Naval Aviation Officer/Senior Supervisor NALCOMIS OOMA. I am also qualified as FAA Helicopter Pilot and have qualifications in Survival Evasion Resistance and Escape (SERE), Cold Weather Environment Survival, Survival Techniques and Outdoorsmanship.

I engaged directly with Bahrain International Airport personnel, Bahrain Ministry of Interior, and multiple foreign and U.S. entities/organizations for the successful operation of U.S. air components at the Bahrain Aviation Unit and Naval Support Activity Bahrain. I was responsible for the creation, establishment, and implementation of multiple reports and policy initiatives on a broad spectrum of international and military issues to include recommendations for change or implementation of new policies and programs. I executed oversight on a $1.5 Million budget, provide budgetary justifications, and determine future funding requirements and allotments. A professional Naval Officer, I often conducted multiple command level inquiries, research, and investigations and provide analytical interpretation, evaluation, feedback, and recommendations to senior level officials. I have led and directed various working groups both within the Department of Defense, interagency and inter-nation as project manager or subject matter expert while identifying goals and deliverables. I generated required briefing materials, technical guidance, memoranda and presentations for senior level officials as assigned. Top Secret/Sensitive Compartmented Information (TS/SCI) eligible. I oversaw all watchstanding and Emergency Operations Center operations for 200 personnel to include Naval Security Forces. Currently qualified as a member of the Emergency Operations Center Incident Management Team responsible for the U.S. military action and response to any emergent situation on the island of Bahrain. I coordinated and executed all Congressional visits and ensure compliance with and requirements are met for all Congressionally mandated voting procedures. I provided support and services to families of the deceased located within Bahrain. I coordinated the expeditious return of 10 deceased personnel to the United States as direct liaison with multiple foreign governments and U.S. entities.

As HSC-28 Administrative Department Head, I was responsible for the generation, drafting, editing and revision of countless instructions and policies. I seamlessly managed an annual budget of $2.1 Million while serving as the clearinghouse for all administrative procedures for the command in a high operational tempo with short time completion windows while managing the administrative needs of the entire command of over 3,000 personnel. My superior attention to detail revamped the administrative procedures to save the Navy more than $1 Million and create a more efficient and effective administrative team by 50%. I served as the supervisor and administrator of all Defense Travel System operations to ensure compliance with federal travel regulations and to include arrangement, order, vouchers, travel credit cards, and reimbursement. As Detachment Operations Officer, I often coordinated multiple international operations with foreign entities and militaries throughout Europe. The sole air operations officer for distinguished visitors both foreign and American to Naval Support Activity Naples, Italy resulting in a 100% mission completion rate. I created and oversaw a joint training plan for military airfield usage with the Italian Air Force. As subject matter expert and project manager, I directed a working group which generated a curriculum, scheduled, and administered cross military training and education programs for foreign military pilots and aircrew in the Black Sea and its neighboring nations.As a fully qualified Antiterrorism Officer I directed and revived a stagnant Physical Security, Antiterrorism, and Force Protection program and received an overall grade of “OUTSTANDING” during the annual review and labeled as the best in the region by inspectors. I oversaw the mass training for 3,000 personnel on associated political, international and foreign affairs subjects. Secret Clearance eligible.