4/15/19. Building a Culture of Compliance. William Muldoon, FRAeS Vice Chancellor, Campus Operations

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1 Building a Culture of Compliance William Muldoon, FRAeS Vice Chancellor, Campus Operations Rachel Durrance, Assistant Director, State Authorizations 1

Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Ø Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is an independent, not-for-profit university.

Ø The university s tradition of educating service members began in 1970 at Fort Rucker in Alabama and has grown to include base locations in Europe, the Middle East, Japan and South Korea.

Ø Our Worldwide Campus provides instruction through a globally recognized learning system that leverages online and face-to-face delivery methods and a network of education facilities designed to

2 Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University Ø Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is an independent, not-for-profit university. The University serves culturally diverse students seeking careers in aviation, aerospace, engineering, technology and related fields. Ø The university s tradition of educating service members began in 1970 at Fort Rucker in Alabama and has grown to include base locations in Europe, the Middle East, Japan and South Korea. Ø Two residential campuses in Daytona Beach, FL, and Prescott, AZ serve traditional students. Ø Our Worldwide Campus provides instruction through a globally recognized learning system that leverages online and face-to-face delivery methods and a network of education facilities designed to support student advancement in the U.S. and abroad. Ø The Worldwide Campus currently serve more than 23,000 students. App. 17,000 students are either active-duty military or student veterans.. Embry-Riddle Worldwide Locations Albuquerque (Kirtland AFB) Greenville Okaloosa Aerospace Academy Anchorage (Elmendorf AFB) Honolulu (Hickam AFB) ( Institute) Andrews Houston Oklahoma City Astoria Hunter Army Airfield Orlando Atlanta Huntsville (Redstone Army Palmdale Atlanta Delta Arsenal) Patuxent River Barbers Point Hurlburt Field Pensacola Barksdale Inland Empire - Riverside Airport Perimeter / Space Coast Battery Creek Academy Inland Empire (March AFB) Phoenix Mesa Beale Jacksonville - NAS Phoenix Sky Harbor Beaufort Jacksonville Baymeadows Portland Camp Lejeune Kaneohe Quantico Camp Pendleton Keesler Robins Camp Smith Langley San Antonio (Randolph AFB) Charleston Las Vegas (Nellis AFB) San Diego China Lake Lemoore San Francisco Bay Area Choctawhatchee High School Little Rock Sand Island Clearwater Coast Guard Air Los Angeles (Long Beach) Savannah Station Louisville Schofield Barracks Clovis Luke Schriever Colorado Springs (Fort Carson) MacDill AFB Seymour Johnson Columbus / Ft. Benning McConnell Shaw Corpus Christi McGuire Sheppard AFB Crestview Memphis St. Petersburg College Office Davis-Monthan Miami Sunport Dyess Minot Tampa Edwards AFB Mobile Travis Elizabeth City Mobile-Brookley Tyndall Fort Bragg Moody Ventura (Point Mugu) Fort Campbell Mountain Home Wright Patterson AFB Fort Eustis N. Charleston Fort Huachuca New Orleans Fort Lauderdale Norfolk Fort Richardson Northern Utah - Clearfield Fort Rucker Northern Utah (Hill AFB) Fort Walton Beach (Eglin AFB) NS Mayport Fort Worth Oceana Fort Worth - Alliance Oceanside Greensboro Offutt Europe Aviano Berlin Geilenkirchen Graf-Vilseck Hohenfels Illesheim Incirlik Kapaun Katterbach Lakenheath Mildenhall Ramstein Rota Sigonella Spangdahlem Stuttgart Wiesbaden Asia Atsugi Camp Humphreys Futenma Kadena Misawa Osan Singapore Yokosuka Yokota 2

3 Aeronautics Business Administration Maintenance Security Communications Emergency Services Fundamentals Technology Homeland Security Interdisciplinary Studies Leadership 22 Undergraduate Programs Logistics and Supply Chain Project Safety Technical Unmanned Applications Aeronautics Aerospace & Aerospace Sustainability Maintenance Business Administration in Cybersecurity & Policy Entrepreneurship in Technology Human Factors Human Security & Resilience Information Security & Resilience Leadership 20 Graduate Programs Logistics & Supply Chain Project Information Unmanned & Autonomous Occupational Safety Unmanned State Authorizations 3

History of State Authorizations Department

Figuring out the Process Earning respect

4 History of State Authorizations Department How it was historically done Structural Shift Departmental Changes Building the Department Building the Department Gathering Resources Figuring out the Process Earning respect Bringing on additional resources Leadership buy in 4

5 Then and Now: Where we are today Where are we today Leadership Trust Departmental Coordination Professional Memberships Questions? 5

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