| Legal Education |
University of Florida College of Law Gainesville, Florida J.D. anticipated December 1997 Cum. GPA: 3.03 | |
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| Recent Activities and Honors |
Assistant Editor,
Journal of Technology Law and Policy
Honors, Legal Research & Writing, Spring 1995 American Bar Association Criminal Law Association John Marshall Bar Association Internet & Computer Law Association | |
| Career Highlights | ||
| Executive | Platoon Commander, First ANGLICO | (1992-1994) |
Leadership position providing direct liaison to senior U.S. and allied units on all capabilities of the U.S. Marine Corps. Responsible for leading and training a 64-man platoon, consisting of seven teams, in all aspects of Fire Support Coordination, Communications, and warfighting skills. Key achievements:
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| Operations Specialist |
Assistant Operations Officer, Marine Attack Squadron 513 Flight Officer, Marine Attack Squadron 214 Training Officer, Marine Attack Squadron 214 |
(1991-1992) (1988-1989) (1988-1989) |
Staff positions responsible for pilot training, flight operation and schedules, exercise coordination, and ground training. Duties included: instruction, monitoring and developing plans for 30 pilots; producing daily flight schedules, developing future operations and coordinating all aspects of a 20 plane squadron. Key achievements:
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| Human Resources |
Commanding Officer, Personnel Support Detachment, MAG 13 Administration Officer, Marine Attack Squadron 513 Personnel Officer, Marine Attack Training Squadron 102 |
(1989-1990) (1990-1991) (1986-1987) |
Senior staff position responsible for coordinating personnel requirements of six major commands consisting of over 2000 Marines and Sailors. Direct liaison between Headquarters, Marine Corps and the Marine Aircraft Group. Key achievements:
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| Maintenance Specialist |
Powerline Officer, Marine Attack Squadron 214 | (1987-1988) |
Position responsible to provide engine maintenance and flight line services to 20 aircraft. Directed 45-man shop. Managed seven crucial monitoring programs within the maintenance department. Key achievements:
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| Undergraduate Education |
United States Naval Academy Annapolis, MD B.S. in Aeronautical Engineering, May 1982 Engineer in Training, State of Maryland, Spring 1982 | |
| Military Education |
Airborne (Parachute Training), Fort Benning, GA Fire Support Coordination (Command and Control ) Camp Pendleton, CA Amphibious Warfare School (Professional Military Education) Non Resident Tactical Air Control Party (Forward Air Controller Training) San Diego, CA Mission Commander (Command and Control), Clarke AFB, Philippines Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape, Julian, CA Basic/Advanced Flight School (Naval Aviator Training), Pensacola, FL | |
| Personal | Married, Father of three boys, Den Leader, Youth Soccer Coach, Computer programming, Golf, Flying, Skydiving | |