Career Summary: Writing/Curriculum Development/Teaching/Regional affairs/Operations leadership. Focus: intelligence, Russian area studies, Russian linguist, Arab Peninsula studies. Expertise with academic program management, staffing, policy administration, educational material production, budget/resource management, organization structure, employee relations, and building teamwork. 1,000+ hours of professional presentations delivered to large groups
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Led 20 member division of military and civilian instructors teaching resident professional continuing education curriculum, instructing 1,500 students annually; planned and executed 34 classes in 2003 and managed 2,250 student quotas worth over $2.8 million dollars
Directed, planned, developed, implemented, oversaw, and assessed all aspects of training for 1,000 Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine, and civilian personnel
Led all human resources support, fiscal management, and long-range planning for a college staff of 230 persons; conducted all planning, execution, & management of the college’s 7.4 million dollar budget
Managed the executive support office for a worldwide organization of over 5,600 employees
Led 53-person branch responsible for the dissemination of daily intelligence to thousands of deployed personnel in over 350 remotely stationed units; oversaw the design, execution, and maintenance of digital production and web-based intelligence among disparate units. Managed all aspects of web-posting,briefing presentations & graphics, and U.S. Central Command’s $60 million dollar intelligence broadcast
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Mar 2007- Present: Deputy Director for Education and Training, USAF Culture and Language Center. Responsible for daily operations of Air Force level center, including programming documenting, executing 7.5 million dollar budget. Developed and implemented Air University’s language program across three separate colleges. Developed comprehensive language plan for Air Force general purpose forces.
May 2004 – Oct 2006: Director of Plans and Operations, College of Aerospace Doctrine, Research and Education, Montgomery, AL. Led all support and fiscal planning for a 230 person military college. Programmed, documented, executed, and managed the college’s $7.4 million dollar budget, including management of the college’s $4 million dollar support contract; oversaw all civilian and military human resources actions, including hiring, training, in/out processing, bonuses, and personnel placement. Created college’s business process model, which tied six diverse directorates together by common function. Guided all long-term strategic planning for the college.
Apr 2002 – May 2004: Chief, Course Instruction Division, College of Aerospace Doctrine, Research and Education, Montgomery, AL. Led 20 member division of military and civilian instructors teaching resident professional continuing education curriculum, instructing 1,500 students annually. Planned, executed, and administered 34 classes in 2003 and managed student 2,250 student quotas worth over $2.8 million dollars. Led the college’s largest ever course curriculum redesign, development, and evaluation, updating over 30 instructional periods. Analyzed, modified and executed the Instructional System Development education model to target mid-level instruction for airmen.
Jan 1999 – Aug 2002: Chief, Information Management Branch, United States Central Command Headquarters, Directorate of Intelligence (J2), Tampa, FL. Led 53-person branch responsible for the dissemination of daily intelligence to thousands of deployed personnel in over 350 remotely stationed units. Oversaw the design, execution, and maintenance of digital production and web-based intelligence among disparate units. Managed all aspects of briefing presentations/graphics, web-posting, and
U.S. Central Command’s $60 million dollar intelligence broadcast.
Jan 1998 – Jan 1999: Chief Administrative Officer, 67th Intelligence Wing, Air Intelligence Agency, San Antonio, TX. Managed the executive support office for a worldwide organization consisting of over 5,600 personnel. Directed information management activities, prepared executive-level correspondence, assisted in planning the daily and travel schedules of the chief executive officer. Final quality control for all written communication to and from the executive support office.
Jul 1995 – Jan 1998: Chief, Operations Training Division, Medina Regional Security Operations Center, San Antonio, TX. Directed, planned, developed, implemented, oversaw, and assessed all aspects of training for 1,000 Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine, and civilian personnel; training included orientation training, adjunct faculty training, and operation position qualification training. Responsible for over $2 million worth of training equipment and facilities.
Aug 1992 – Jul 1995: Intelligence Staff Officer, National Security Agency, Ft Meade, MD. Applied leadership, decision making, and intelligence production skills in four key operational work centers within the National Security Agency and throughout the intelligence community.
Jun 1990 – Jun 1992: Graduate Student, U.S. Naval Postgraduate School and Defense Language Institute, Monterey, CA. Obtained Masters of Arts in National Security Affairs, specializing in Russian Area Studies.
Jun 1989 – Jun 1990: Assistant Officer in Charge, Operations Intelligence Branch, 8th Tactical Fighter Wing, Korea. Provided operations intelligence support to tactical fighter operations.
Command, Colorado Springs, CO. Prepared and presented daily intelligence briefings to the commander and staff.
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science Degree in International Affairs/U.S. History, United States Air Force Academy, CO, 1985
Master of Arts in National Security Affairs, U.S. Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, CA, 1992
PROFESSIONAL MILITARY EDUCATION
1985
Fundamentals of Intelligence Course, 304 Hours, Aug 1985, 304 hours
1986
Intelligence Applications Officer Course, Jan 1986, 680 hours
Space Operations Familiarization Training, May 1986, 16 Hours
Space and Missile Orientation Course, Jun 1986
1987
Space Intelligence Officer Course, Jan 1987, 40 hours
Watch Center Operations Course, Jan 1987, 40 hours
Combined Crew Training Course, 160 hours, March 1987
1989
Defense Intelligence College, Mobile Indications and Warning Course, Jan 1989
Basic Space Fundamentals Course
1990
Mission Commander’s Course, Pacific Advanced Combat Employment School, February 1990 40 hours
Aircrew Intelligence Orientation Program
1992
Russian Basic Course, Defense Language Institute, 1992, 47 Weeks, 24 Semester Hours
Squadron Officer School (Residence), 280 hours
1993
Cryptologic Skills for Junior Officers, CK255, National Cryptologic School, May 1993, 640 Hours
Advanced Cryptologic Course, CY-500, National Cryptologic School, Sep 1993
1994
Introduction to SIGINT Technology, EA-010, National Cryptologic School
Introduction to Multichannel Technology, EA-030, National Cryptologic School
Introduction to Telemetry, EA-050, National Cryptologic School
Basic SIGINT Technology, EA-100, National Cryptologic School
United States Space
