Currently very interested in consulting in aviation management, specializing in airport operations, air traffic control, aviation/airport security.

Responsible for the daily operation of the Aviation Science Management program at Texas Southern University. Also teach 2-3 courses per semester.

As program I am responsible for the daily operation of the Aviation Science and Technology Department. Duties include setting class schedules for each semester, procurrement of equipment, student recuritment and rentention. Obtaining intern posotions and assisting graduates with finding positions in the aviation industry.

Assist with student registration; make recommendations based on the degree plan the courses student should take to meet graduation requirements. Implement Title III procurement for the department to purchase equipment and technology upgrades.

Academic Advisor is responsible for guiding students enrolled in the Aviation Science and Technology degree porgram at Texas Southern University in taking the proper classes each semester in preparation for graduation. Works with industry professionals to secure intern positions for students, as well as entry levels positions in Aviation Management, Airport Operations, Airline Operations and other positions within the aviation profession.

Through Subordinates responsible for the screening of all checked baggage at George Bush Intercontinental Airport, Houston, TX. Also performed construction liasion duties for the design, construction, testing , implementation and automation of the in-line baggage screening systems in terminas A, C, D, and E at George Bush Intercontinental Airport. Also performed stakeholder manager duties for the Federal Security Director at Goerge Bush Intercontinental Airport.

Federal Security Director for William P. Hobby (HOU), Southeast Texas Regional (BPT), and Ellington Field (EFD) airports. Responsible for the over alll security of each facility, to include airports and air carrier sercutiy and compliance with Transportation Security Regulations.

I was the stakeholder at George Bush Intercontinental Airport from Feb. 2002, through Nov. 2004. I was appointed to the Federal Security Director position at William P. Hobby airport, with responsibility for Southeast Texas Regional Airport(BPT) and Ellington Field. I was reassigned back to IAH in December 2006, as the Deputy Assistant Federal Security Director-Baggage and Stakehoulder duties. While in these positions, I was responsible through subordinates for screening of all checked baggage at IAH. I was the construction liasion for TSA for the design, construction, and implementation of the in-line baggage systems in terminal E, terminal C and terminal B. As the stakeholder manager I was assigned to the Rice-Chertoff iniative whereby Bush Intercontinental and Dulles International were named as the first Model Ports by Customs Border Protection.

Responsible for, through subordinates the daily operation of a large category X air carrier airport, Bush Intercontinental Airport (IAH). While in this position, the airport embarked on a $2 billion reconstruction project. The terminal A/B garage was constructed, total renovation and upgrade to terminal A and B; new runway 8L/26R was designed and constructed along with the east cargo facility, and upgrades to the south ramp.