Dynamic leader with extensive experience as a Senior Military Science Instructor at Hampton University, excelling in curriculum development and training methodologies. Proven expertise in risk analysis and project management, fostering high standards and achieving a 100% ACFT pass rate. Adept at verbal communication and workforce planning, driving success in diverse training environments.
Overview
9
9
years of professional experience
1
1
Certification
Work History
Senior Military Science Instructor (Univ. Instructor of Record)
Hampton Univ. AROTC, US Army Cadet Command
Hampton
08.2022 - 08.2024
Senior advisor to the department chair of military science; Instructor of record for the ROTC program's 300 level course.
Coordinated with professors and university administrative personnel on behalf of instructors, cadets, and students.
Managed instructional materials, provided recommendations to the instructors, and adjusted the current Officer Candidate's curriculum to adhere to the highest educational standards and policies.
Subject Matter Expert (SME) on all leadership tactics, techniques, and procedures for field training exercises (FTX).
Analyzed the Cadre Assessment and Talent Management of over 400 Cadre during two rotations of Cadet Summer Training, US Army's largest single training event.
Provided senior management with information and guidance for the implementation of college-level education and training programs for 17 career fields.
Managed curriculum development and conducted instructional methodology education seminars on technology advancements to faculty and other staff.
Addressed evolving concepts and programs; continually analyzed and evaluated work efforts to ensure program objectives were accurate and effective.
Executed concurrent planning, development, evaluation, integration, and coordination of all program functions and capabilities.
Supervised the screening and evaluating of over 115 cadets and 348 total training hours.
First Sergeant of a Light Infantry Rifle Company in the 10th Mountain Division.
Served as technical authority and advisor regarding joint combat related capabilities, acquisitions, and contingency operations in a dynamic environment framed by organizational and strategic level objectives.
Focused efforts on analyzing and evaluating aspects of mission-oriented program.
Senior Advisor to the Company Commander including responsibility of unit logistics, maintenance, administrative, and training objectives.
Enforces unit discipline and maintain standards for the Company organization.
Responsible for the unit readiness, overall mission preparedness, and deploy-ability.
Responsible for the health, morale, and welfare of 135 Soldiers and their families.
Maintained and sustained over 110 pieces of rolling stock, while accounting for equipment valued at over $7 million.
Planned, trained, and supervised a 135 Soldier organizational training cycle while implementing systems to balance all administrative and tactical requirements.
Successfully optimized the largest maneuver company in the brigade by incorporating enablers across the division; synchronizing operations.
Fully implemented the brigade Warrior Readiness and Performance program leading to a 100% ACFT pass rate.
Instructed, led, mentored and coached over 80 junior NCOs, 22 senior NCOs, and 40 officers throughout the Summit battalion.
Recognized by ARFOR commander for exceptional instruction through squad situational training exercises.
Ranger Instructor / Writer
6th Ranger Training BN, Airborne & Ranger Training Brigade
Eglin
08.2015 - 05.2019
Senior Instructor in a Ranger Training Platoon.
Responsible for the health, welfare, morale, discipline, and combat readiness of 550 Ranger students annually.
Conducts coordination and instruction for all assigned portions of the Program of Instruction (POI).
Accountable for $15,000 worth of platoon equipment.
Battalion Primary Instructor for 4 field training exercise (FTX) missions and Covert Gap Crossing Primary Instructor for all classes.
Certified, verified, and trained as Battalion primary instructor over 40 class cycles; safely managed training for 48 Ranger platoons, 2200 students, in the swamps of Florida.
Implemented a new waterborne insertion scheme of maneuver for all Ranger Students; resulting in improved training and safety measures.
Supervised four MEDRETE ROC drills with elements across SOUTHCOM with resounding results; analyzed and trained over 2,800 local nationals throughout Central America.
Chosen by battalion and brigade commanders to represent the Ranger School as a liaison instructor to the Summer training performed at US Military Academy at West Point.
Selected by brigade commander over 150 SFCs in ARTB to be the senior enlisted advisor to the J3 Director for a Task Force Base in SOUTHCOM.
Education
Master of Science - Management and Leadership
Purdue Global University
West Lafayette, IN
10-2024
Bachelor of Science - Health Administration
University of Phoenix
Phoenix, AZ
03-2022
Skills
Procedure development
Risk analysis and mitigation
Quality assurance
Project management
Workforce planning
Training development
Policy implementation
Verbal and written communication
Tactics and techniques expertise
Microsoft Office Suite
Adobe Acrobat
Mac OS and Windows
Certification
SHARP, DoD SAAC-P, 01/01/14
References
COL Farmer, Michael S., 4th BDE Commander, US Army Cadet Command, Ft Liberty, NC, (315) 955-9973, michael.s.farmer.mil@army.mil
LTC(R) Rausch, Daniel L., University of South Carolina, Professor of Military Science, Columbia, SC, (360) 701-1393, daniel.rausch@live.com
LTC Johnson, Stanley B., IV, University of Wisconsin, Professor of Military Science, Madison, WI, (907) 854-8018, Ndstaniv@gmail.com
MAJ Fournier, Richard A., US Army Intelligence and Security Command, Alexandria, VA, (973) 418-2146, Fournierrichard127@gmail.com
CPT Brambs, Ian M., Vermont Army National Guard, Chaumont, NY, (248) 444-1415, ibrambs@gmail.com
Technical Competencies
Microsoft Office Suite 365, Adobe Acrobat, Mac OS, Microsoft Windows
Timeline
Senior Military Science Instructor (Univ. Instructor of Record)