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Oklahoma City, Ok, Us

Norman, Oklahoma, United States

Veteran Success Coordinator | University of Oklahoma, Norman Campus- Support for Veteran Students: Assist approximately 800 veteran students, both on campus and online, at the University of Oklahoma’s Norman campus.- Resource Navigation: Help veteran students navigate and utilize the extensive resources available to them.- Academic Assistance: Provide intentional academic assistance, including tutoring, counseling services, and workshops designed to enhance academic skills.- Goal Achievement: Empower veteran students to achieve their academic and personal goals, successfully complete their degrees, and transition smoothly into their post-graduation careers.- MVC Establishment: Contribute to the establishment of the Military Connected and Veteran Student Success Center (MVC) based on the foundational work built as part of the Centers of Excellence for Veteran Student Success (CEVSS) federal grant.- Expanded Support: Soon to include all military-connected students across all three OU campuses, including the University of Oklahoma-Tulsa and the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City.

Oklahoma County, Oklahoma, United States

Directed 1,400 employees on national security readiness requirements. Coordinated monthly TOP SECRET informational briefings. Mentored 6 tactical leaders on the best way forward. Directed the staffing allocation of personnel and provided operations leadership to sub-organizations.• Provided workforce with valuable face-to-face counseling opportunities reducing stressful situations. Ensured sub-organizations were adequately staffed to perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance repair of multiple assigned aircraft professionally and effectively• Oversaw benefits administrations, training, and leave the administration also performance evaluations, counseling, discipline, and recognition program for a 646-member organization

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States

Oversaw department operations and staffing of 13 first-line supervisors to ensure timeliness of production deadlines. Created schedules for 14 aircraft to meet 2 thousand sorties and 9,000 flying hours annually. Directed overall AMU flight line maintenance; ensures airworthiness of 15 E-3 Sentry AWACS aircraft valued at $7B.• Led 290+ maintenance personnel, planned, and established work priorities, and enforced maintenance policies and instructions. Developed and executed AMU monthly, weekly, and daily flying for maintenance schedules and sequences of aircraft generation• Utilized Six Sigma methodology to improve scheduling of multi-functional, integrated maintenance; reduced hours per unit by 43% and improved B-2 aircraft availability to an all-time 24-year high• Promoted a culture of teamwork, common mission, unified vision, and consistent top performance; unit recognized as Air Force’s Best Aircraft Maintenance Unit• Oversaw quality assurance program to ensure personnel performed safe and compliant maintenance. Analyzed and continuously improved processes and procedures to ensure aircraft availability. Established department management oversight reduced violations by 50% over 12 months• Facilitated multiple work center repairs, kept timelines track, and resolved work stoppage; resulting in mission-capable aircraft increased by 5%

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, United States

Oversee department operations and staffing to reach production deadlines. Train and oversee staff, including in safety and regulatory compliance. Adjust schedules, obtain materials, maintain equipment, and improve product flow. Track, analyze, forecast, and report on budgets and goals.- Directs overall flightline maintenance; ensures airworthiness of 14 assigned E-3 Sentry aircraft worth more than $7B- Leads 240 maintenance personnel/12 AFSCs; plans/establishes work priorities and enforces mx policies/instructions- Develops and executes flying/maintenance schedules/oversees execution of 2K sorties/9K hrs Flying Hour Program- Implements directives for HHQ taskings, POTUS support missions, exercises, and all contingency combat operations

Tinker Afb, Ok

Authored business operation processes that provided direction for self-assessment to 22 senior managers. Trained and certified 100 inspectors for the evaluation of critical safety, maintenance, and operational programs. Subject matter expert for Air Force-level database systems to manage internal and external deficiencies along with corrective action plans.• Managed Section Self-Assessment Program, built FY schedule and risk strategy, reporting findings in Inspector General Evaluation Management System (IGEMS) to ensure program success• Implemented CC Inspection Program (CCIP) and Unit Effectiveness Inspection (UEI) schedules. Oversaw Management Internal Control Toolset for 4 Departments, 16 Squadrons, and 3 GSUs• Completed 40 hours Green Belt certification class. Developed and validated work center training requirements and quality assurance; evaluated proficiency and ensured timely upgrades while enforcing quality maintenance standards• Conducted 37 HAZMAT compliance evaluations ensuring 100% compliance with OSHA standards. Upheld the highest measures of tool control, safety practices, and FOD control in and around the workplace

Tinker Afb, Ok

Managed organizational manning requirements for 270 employees consisting of 7 different professional maintenance backgrounds. Documented annual performance evaluations and oversaw maintenance actions on 14 aircraft valued at $7B. Enforced unit technical order data, policies, and procedures essential to the discipline, safety, security, and operational risk management.• Executed emergency weather evacuation plan; generated and dispersed 11 aircraft in <12 hours. Coordinated man-lift training and certified 22 personnel on safety, and lifting capabilities by 29% as a result• Tracked individual training and reporting requirements, reported statuses to higher headquarters; Directed personnel requirements for overseas deployments and operational readiness inspections • Supervised, directed, and managed an organization’s property accountability through the management of multiple automated logistical systems• Facilitated and managed the tactical, operational, and strategic equipment for military organizations within multiple locations simultaneously• Served as a functional expert, responsible for utilizing a wide range of technical expertise and knowledge to plan, developed, implemented, reviewed, analyzed, measured, and improve logistical concepts, policies, and procedures

Birmingham Afb, Al

Cohesively integrated into an Active Associate maintenance unit with the Alabama Air National Guard. Managed and directed 7 personnel responsible for critical maintenance tasks on an aircraft valued at $55M. Also responsible for execution of scheduled, unscheduled, and time compliance technical order maintenance on nine assigned KC-135R aircraft. Performed pre/post flight inspections, critical corrosion and aircraft washes, serviced fuel, oxygen, hydraulics, and engine oil. Documented tasks, maintained records, and led other preventative maintenance tasks to keep aircraft in a fully mission capable status. Additionally worked with supply and distribution channels to request replacement parts as required. Constantly documented all maintenance actions in an online management system database while maintaining critically accurate historical forms. While stationed in Birmingham, deployed 3 times and led multiple 4 man teams responsible for the same aircraft tasks with the exception of being responsible for at least 70 aircraft at any given time. Additionally, during one deployment, I was in charge of maintaining and controlling a tool room.

Birmingham Afb, Al

Led hourly after flight and periodically scheduled inspections for 9 KC-135R aircraft valued at $495 million dollars for an Active Associate Wing. Accomplished aircraft washes, corrosion inspections, and controlled other repairs as applicable. Managed records documentation on paper and with an automated, online system. Performed qualification, upgrade, and cross utilization training while supervising maintenance actions of 5 personnel directly assigned under. Excelled at item replacement research while ensuring up to date and correct aircraft supply ordering logs.

Misawa Ab, Japan

Responsible for Transient Alert recovery and launch procedures, servicing and assisting with repairs of United States DoD and government contract aircraft. Coordinates passenger and freight processing with base support agencies. Develops and coordinates daily transient aircraft parking plans and all support requirements, and assists Japan Air Self Defense Force during Japanese aircraft emergencies. Performs rapid response duties for all in-flight and ground emergencies to include removal of crashed, damaged, or disabled aircraft from the active runway, taxiways, or other designated areas on or off base. Maintains, adjusts, and repairs special tools and equipment. ADDITIONAL DUTIES: CTK monitor, Non-Combatant Evacuation Operations monitor and Recycling monitor.- Executes 2-level maintenance on landing gear wheel assemblies for 45 F-16CJ Block 50 a/c valued at $1.1B- Performs primary crash recovery for assigned F-16 and DoD transient aircraft; assists host nation upon request- Coordinates recovery, launch and ground handling procedures and assists with repairs of transient DoD aircraft- Documents all servicing and maintenance actions performed on transient aircraft in historical forms and IMDS- Coordinates recovery/launch, procedures ground handling, and assist with repairs of transient DoD aircraft- Performs 2-level maintenance on landing gear wheel assemblies for 45 F-16CJ Block 50 Wild Weasel aircraft- Performs primary crash recovery for assigned F-16 and DoD transient aircraft; assists host nation upon request- Documents all servicing, MX actions performed on transient aircraft in historical forms and IMDS

Moody Afb, Ga

Coordinates the flightline maintenance effort. Generates a daily flying activity and aircraft status composite package that is distributed throughout the wing. Tracks maintenance requirements, establishes priorities, and dispatches specialist support to effectively maintain the HC-130 and HH-60 weapons systems. Reports aircraft status to higher headquarters on potential problem areas affecting maintenance productions. Monitors and coordinates changes in priorities, to the published operations and maintenance schedules, and notifies all affected agencies. Oversees daily flying schedule and completion of maintenance actions on 28 aircraft valued at $1.15 billion. Serves as Maintenance Operations Center (MOC) focal point for emergencies and ensures emergency action checklists are accomplished in a timely manner. Focal point for AFSOC and AETC coordination on shared assets. Informs the local commanders on current status of wing assigned assets.

Moody Afb, Ga

Maintains combat-ready status on 11 HC-130P Combat Search and Rescue aircraft. Performs inspections on aircraft structures, landing gear, engines, propellers, and flight controls. Performs operational checks and troubleshoots hydraulic, electrical, and fuel systems. Launches, recovers, tows, parks, and moors aircraft. Removes, installs, and adjusts components such as wheel assemblies, brakes, cowlings, hoses, and tubing. Inspects and operates powered and non-powered aerospace ground equipment. Services oil, fuel, and hydraulic systems. Maintains aircraft forms, performs records checks, and documents maintenance data using the Core Automated Maintenance System. Rapidly mobilizes and/or deploys to execute full spectrum personnel recovery operations worldwide in support of national interests to include: Operations ENDURING FREEDOM, IRAQI FREEDOM, and higher-headquarters exercises and deployments.

Lackland Afb, Tx

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Area

Coordinates volunteers from within the base population to assist with training scenarios at Will Rogers International Airport. Scenarios are critical to the realistic training and development for current inspectors that are responsible for the safety and security of up to 3.92 million travelling personnel per year.

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

Spends quality individual time with elementary students requiring extra assistance. Covers reading, writing, and mathematical scenarios to improve student confidence and knowledge.

Master Of Education - Med, Higher Education/Higher Education Administration

Bachelor Of Applied Science - Basc, Energy Management, 3.613 Gpa

Activities and Societies: Phi Thetta Kappa Honor SocietyThe Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Energy Management is designed.

Associate Of Science - As, Information Technology, 3.407 Gpa

The primary job function of the Information Management professional is to assist others with using computer technology in the performance.

Associate Of Science - As, Aviation Maintenance Technology, 3.57 Gpa