
Motivated Corrections Corporal with over seven years of correctional leadership experience and ten years of military leadership in the United States Army Reserve. Currently pursuing a Bachelor of Business Administration with a minor in Human Resources Management at Strayer University, with an anticipated graduation date of June 2028. Experienced in leadership, mentorship, training, and candidate evaluation through both corrections supervision and military service. Skilled in communicating organizational expectations, developing personnel, and representing public safety organizations with professionalism and integrity.
Provide frontline leadership and supervision to correctional officers while maintaining facility safety and security.
•Mentor newly assigned officers, ensuring understanding of departmental policies, expectations, and professional standards.
•Evaluate staff performance and provide coaching to support accountability and professional development.
•Communicate effectively with staff and supervisors to maintain operational efficiency and policy compliance.
•Support the development of new officers by reinforcing training, professionalism, and ethical conduct required in public safety careers.
Lead and supervise platoon-level personnel while maintaining discipline, readiness, and mission effectiveness.
• Train, mentor, and evaluate soldiers to support leadership development and professional growth.
•Support recruiting outreach by mentoring prospective applicants and explaining the benefits and expectations of military service.
•Evaluate candidate potential, leadership ability, and commitment when assisting with recruiting efforts.
•Represent the Army professionally when interacting with community members and potential applicants.
Ability to clearly communicate job expectations and career opportunities in public safety
Experience mentoring individuals interested in corrections and military service
Strong leadership background that builds credibility when representing an organization
Knowledge of discipline, professionalism, and standards required in corrections and law enforcement careers
Certifications
U.S. Army Instructor Certification
• Qualified to develop and deliver structured training programs.
• Experienced in evaluating personnel performance and reinforcing professional standards.
Awards
Army Commendation Medal
•Recognized for outstanding leadership, professionalism, and service.