Ceabert Joseph Griffith

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1 December 2015 Vita Ceabert Joseph Griffith Central Texas College Pacific Far East Campus Unit 5079 APO AP DSN Education PhD, Public Health (Community Health Education), 2015, Walden University School of Health Sciences, Minneapolis, MN GPA 3.84 Dissertation: Racial Differences in the Impact of a Worksite Wellness Program on Cardiovascular Biomarkers M.S., Physician Assistant Studies (Family Medicine), 2000, University of Nebraska College of Medicine, Omaha, NE B.S., Physician Assistant Studies, 1984, Touro College School of Health Sciences, Bay Shore, NY Honors and Awards Support Services-Behind the Scenes Award from the Armed Forces Recreation Society in nd Place Winner, 2004 American Academy of Physician Assistants Publishing Award for the article "Diabetes Mellitus: Current Perspectives on a Worsening Epidemic." 1st Place Winner, 2000 Society of Air Force Physician Assistants Publishing Award for the article "Breast cancer screening: Current strategies for lowering mortality." Genitourinary Category Winner, 2000 Surgical Physician Assistant for the article "Testicular Cancer Screening: Current Strategies for Lowering Mortality and Morbidity." 2nd Place Winner, 1999 American Academy of Physician Assistants Publishing Award for the article "Keeping cardiovascular disease in check with calcium channel blockers." Ob/Gyn Category Winner, 1999 Surgical Physician Assistant for the article "Pelvic Inflammatory Disease: Current Practice Guidelines for Prompt Evaluation and Management." Pacific Air Forces Physician Assistant of the Year, st Place Winner, 1997 American Academy of Physician Assistants Publishing Award for the article.''chronic Bronchitis: Current Strategies for Outpatient Management."

2 1st Place Winner, 1995 American Academy of Physician Assistants Publishing Award for the article "Hypertension: Evaluation and Management." US Air Force: Air Force Commendation Medal with Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster; AF Longevity Service Award; AF Training Ribbon; AF Outstanding Unit Award with Bronze Oak Leaf Cluster; AF Overseas Long Tour with Bronze Oak Leaf Clusters; National Defense Service Medal. US Coast Guard: Coast Guard Unit Commendation Ribbon; Arctic Service Medal; Antarctica Service Medal; Coast Guard Sea Service Ribbon; Coast Guard Bicentennial Unit Commendation. US Army: Army Commendation Medal; Army Good Conduct Medal with Bronze Clasp; Expert Badge Rifle M16; Expert Field Medical Badge; Army Service Ribbon; Army Overseas Service Ribbon. Board and Committee Memberships Editor-in-Chief, Okinawa Wellness & Longevity Journal, Editorial Advisory Board Member, Advance for Physician Assistants Journal, Contributing Editor, Physician Assistant Journal, Member, Base Health and Wellness Working Group, 18th Medical Group Kadena Air Base, Member, Interdisciplinary Quality Improvement Group, 18th Medical Group Kadena Air Base, and Association Memberships American Public Health Association. Membership # American College of Healthcare Executives. Membership # National Recreation and Park Association. Membership #85071 Professional Experience Health Promotion Program Manager, US Marine Corps Community Services, Okinawa, Japan, 2015-present Provides leadership oversight of the largest full-service health and wellness program in the US Marine Corps. Plans, markets, implements, and evaluates multifaceted health promotion/disease prevention programs for military personnel, family members, Department of Defense civilians, and military retirees. Works collaboratively with an eclectic mix of agencies to deliver cutting-edge health promotion/disease prevention programs and services to a 22,000-person military community. Leverages socioecological models of behavior change to inspire behavior modification such as tobacco cessation and physical activity among a wide demographic range of customers. Conducts needs assessment to establish/modify program targets. Director of Health, Fitness, & Recreation Programs (Semper Fit), US Marine Corps Community Services, Okinawa, Japan,

3 Provided executive-level oversight of four large programs (Health Promotion, Athletics, Aquatics, and Single Marine Program) while executing a $5M operating budget, $2M capital budget, and leading/mentoring a diverse team of 330 employees and 60 contractors. Developed an integrated health, fitness, and recreation brand strategy to serve the needs of a 22,000-person military community. Subject matter expert on Department of Defense and US Marine Corps policies related to fitness, healthy living, recreation, and quality of life. Fostered numerous collaborative partnerships to synergistically provide health promotion, fitness, and recreation programs and events that host 1.2 million patron-visits annually. Health Promotion Program Manager, US Marine Corps Community Services, Okinawa, Japan, Provided leadership oversight of the largest full-service health and wellness programs in the US Marine Corps. Planned, marketed, implemented, and evaluated multifaceted health promotion/disease prevention programs for military personnel, family members, Department of Defense civilians, and military retirees. Worked collaboratively with an eclectic mix of agencies to deliver cutting-edge health promotion/disease prevention programs and services to a 22,000-person military community. Leveraged socioecological models of behavior change to inspire behavior modification such as tobacco cessation and physical activity among a wide demographic range of customers. Conducted needs assessment to establish/modify program targets. Flight Commander Health and Wellness Center, 18th Medical Group, Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, Japan, Commanded the largest US Air Force wellness center in the Pacific. Provided senior-level leadership to a high-performance health promotion team that included health promoters, nutritionists, and fitness professionals. Family Medicine Physician Assistant, 18 th Medical Group, Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, Japan; 17 th Medical Group, Goodfellow AFB, Texas; US Coast Guard (various locations), Provided broad spectrum of primary healthcare to military members, family members, military retirees, and contractors. Collateral duty senior physician assistant. Collateral duty medical liaison officer to the HAWC. Pacific Air Forces Physician Assistant of the year Retired at the rank of Major. Teaching Experience Central Texas College Pacific Far East Campus, Okinawa, Japan Child Development (2015-present) Approved to teach the following: CDEC/TECA 1318 Wellness of the Young Child Professional Presentations "Weight Management and Fitness." Presented on July 2015 to teachers training class at Bowie State University. Okinawa, Japan.

4 "Prescription for Wellness: 12 Natural Anti-aging Strategies." Presented on 23rd July 2010 at the 29th Annual Convention of the American Naturopathic Medical Association in Las Vegas, Nevada. "Recreation: The Ultimate Health Promotion Strategy." Presented on 15th October 2008 at the 2008 Congress and Exposition of the National Recreation and Park Association. Baltimore, Maryland. "Optimum Wellness: The Foundation for Healthy Aging" Presented on November 9th 2007 at the Joint International Conference on Longevity, Public Health & Policy. Manila, Philippines. "HIV/AIDS: Reflecting Back; Looking Forward." Presented on November 1 st 2006 at the Tausi AIDS Fund Charity Gala. Chatan Cho Okinawa, Japan. "Lifestyle Strategies for Managing Primary Hypertension." Presented on 15 th September 2006 at the 4th Annual Scientific Meeting of Japan Society of Ningen Dock, Okinawa Japan. "Diabetes and Obesity: Joined at the Hip." Presented on 3rd December 2005 at the Wellness & Longevity Symposium. Camp Hansen, Okinawa, Japan. "Promoting Health & Wellness Via Recreation Programming." Presented on 20th October 2005 at the 2005 Congress and Exposition of the National Recreation and Park Association. San Antonio, Texas. "Prescription for Healthy Aging." Presented on 5th October 2005 at the Department of Defense Dependent School Educators Day. Kadena Air Base, Okinawa Japan. "Wellness: The Foundation for Successful Aging." Presented on 17th September 2005 at the Wellness & Longevity Symposium. Camp Foster, Okinawa, Japan. "Nonharmacological Management of Hypertension." Presented on 19th April 2005 at the 5 h Annual "Pacific Pearls" Healthcare Symposium. US Naval Hospital Okinawa Japan. "Conquering Migraines: Fighting for a headache-free life!" Presented on 6th March 2004 at the 5th Annual Okinawa Joint Women's Forum. Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, Japan. "Childhood Obesity & Overweight: An Emerging Public Health Tragedy" Presented 20th January 2004 at the monthly meeting of school nurses of the Department of Defense Dependent School. Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, Japan. "Conquering Migraines Naturally." Presented on 1st March 2003 at the 5th annual Okinawa Joint Women's Forum. Kadena Air Base, Okinawa Japan. "Healthy Heart: Prescription for Longevity." Presented January 1998 to July 2001 as monthly lectures to patients with risk factors for cardiovascular diseases. Health & Wellness Center Kadena Air Base, Okinawa Japan. "Hypertension Update" Presented on 16th August 1997 at the 3rd Annual Women's Health Symposium, Kadena Air Base, Okinawa Japan. "Gunshot Wounds and Vascular Injuries." Presented on 13th March 1997 as Medical Readiness Training to Medical Staff, 17th Medical Group, Goodfellow AFB Texas. "Hypertension in Primary Care." Presented 20th January 1996 to Journal Club of the Medical Staff, 17th Medical Group, Goodfellow AFB Texas.

5 "Chronic Fatigue Syndrome: Update on an Enigmatic Illness." Presented 18th May 1995 to Phi Delta Kappa International Annual Membership Meeting. Okinawa Japan. "High Blood Pressure: What it is; What it isn't." Presented June 1991 to July 1995 as monthly lectures to patients with hypertension. Health & Wellness Center Kadena Air Base, Okinawa Japan. Books Published Prescription for Wellness. Ceabert J. Griffith pages. Self-Published via Gorham Printing. 50 Ways to Control Migraines. Ceabert J. Griffith pages, Contemporary Books..Chinese & Arabic translations, The Headache Sourcebook. Joel Paulino and Ceabert Griffith pages, Contemporary Books. Chinese translation Conquering High Blood Pressure. Stephen Wood and Bert Griffith pages, Perseus Books. Publications and Papers Griffith CJ. Metabolic Syndrome: An American Epidemic. Advance for Physician Assist. 2007;15(11-12): Griffith CJ. Prescription for Healthy Aging. Advance for Physician Assist. 2006;14(9): Griffith CJ. Alternative to Hormone Replacement Therapy. Advance for Physician Assist. 2005; 13(11 & 12): Griffith CJ. Prostate Cancer: Detection, Screening & Treatment. Advance for Physician Assist. 2005; 13(4): Griffith CJ. Erectile Dysfunction. Advance for Physician Assist. 2004;.12(11 & 12): Griffith CJ. Diabetes Mellitus: Current perspectives on a worsening epidemic. Advance for Physician Assist. 2003; 11(11 & 12): Griffith CJ. Lifestyle strategies for managing diabetes. Advance for Physician Assist. 2003; 11(5 & 6): Griffith CJ. Vitamins and minerals: Their role in wellness and chronic disease prevention. Advance for Physician Assist. 2003;11(4): Griffith CJ. Urinary incontinence in women: Current concepts in diagnosis and management. Advance for Physician Assist. 2002;10(5 and 6): Griffith CJ. Anemia associated with diabetes mellitus: Current recommendations for evaluation and management. Advance for Physician Assist. 2002;10(1 and 2): Griffith CJ. Testicular cancer screening: Current strategies for lowering morbidity and mortality. Surg Physician Assist. 2001;7(7):10-16.

6 Griffith CJ. Prostate cancer: Current strategies to keep men alive and active. Advance for Physician Assist ;9(1 and 2): Griffith CJ. Stepwise approach to the treatment of pyelonephritis. Advance for Physician Assist. 2000;8(11 ): Griffith CJ. Breast cancer screening: Current strategies for lowering mortality. Physician Assist. 2000;24(10): Griffith CJ. Hypertension in men: Current evaluation and management strategies. Advance for Physician Assist. 2000;8(4): Griffith CJ. Pelvic inflammatory disease: Current guidelines for prompt evaluation and management. Surg Physician Assist. 2000;6(4): Griffith CJ. Chronic headaches: Update on evaluation and management. Advance for Physician Assist. 1999;7(5): Griffith CJ. Testicular cancer: Lowering morbidity and mortality through early detection. Advance for Physician Assist. 1999;7(4): Griffith CJ. Keeping cardiovascular disease in check with calcium channel blockers. J Am Acad Physician Assist. 1999;12(1): Griffith CJ. IBS: A review of an enigmatic illness. Advance for Physician Assist. 1999;7(1): Griffith CJ. Cluster headache: Breaking the cycle of the most painful headache. Physician Assist. 1998;22(8): Griffith CJ. Chronic bronchitis: current strategies for outpatient management. Physician Assist. 1997;21(12): Griffith CJ. Lactose intolerance: Managing a common but pesky problem. Physician Assist. 1997;21(11): Griffith CJ. Five men's health concerns for the 21st century: An overview. Advance For Physician Assist. 1997;5(4): White GL, Jr, Griffith CJ, Vetrosky DT, Dixon D. Infectious vulvovaginitis: An update. Physician Assist. 1996;20(12): White GL, Jr, Griffith CJ, Nenstiel RO, Dyess DL. Breast cancer: Reducing mortality through early detection. Clin Rev. 1996;6(9): Griffith CJ. Hypertension in the elderly. Advance For Physician Assist. 1996;4(9): Griffith CJ. Evaluation and management of anemia. Advance For Physician Assist. 1996;4(5): Griffith CJ. Chronic fatigue syndrome. Physician Assist. 1996;20(2): Griffith CJ. Knee pain in adults. Advance For Physician Assist. 1995;3(12): Griffith CJ. Hypertension: Evaluation and management. Physician Assist. 1995;19(9): Griffith CJ. Pelvic inflammatory disease. Advance For Physician Assist. 1995;3(8): Griffith CJ. Chlamydia! infections. Physician Assist.1995;19(5):27-50.

7 Griffith CJ. Premenstrual syndrome: An update. J Am Acad Physician Assist.1995;8(4): Griffith CJ. Irritable bowel syndrome. Physician Assist. 1994;18(11): Griffith CJ. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs: A pharmacologic update. Physician Assist. 1994;18(9): Griffith CJ. Allergic rhinitis: Practical guide to diagnosis and management. Physician Assist. 1994;18(7): Griffith CJ. Urinary tract infection in young women. Physician Assist. 993;17(8): Griffith CJ. Colorectal cancer. Physician Assist. 1993;17(1): Griffith CJ. Low back pain. Physician Assist. 1992;16(1): Griffith CJ. Beta thalassemia minor: Lab Quiz. Physician Assist. 1991;15(1):50 Griffith CJ. Notes from the POLAR STAR (four-part series). PA Update. 1988;8(3): ;8(5): ;8(7): ;8(9): 10.

8 Date: December, 2015 Vita Dr. Charles A. Kramer Central Texas College Pacific Far East Campus Unit 5079APO AP 96328Office Phone: DSN: Address: Education B.S., Vocational Education, 1990, Southern Illinois University, Carbondale Ill M.S. Elementary Education, 1996, Chaminade University, Honolulu HI M.S. Psychology, 2010, University of Phoenix, Phoenix AZ Ed.D., Organizational Leadership, 2014 Received, University of LaVerne, LaVerne, CA Honors and Awards Meritorious Service Award, United States Navy Association Memberships Veterans of Foreign Wars Professional Experience Command Master Chief, United States Navy, Elementary School Teacher, Clark County School District, Installation Training Officer, Native Hawaiian Veterans, Emergency Manager, DoD Navy, Naval Base Ventura County, Analyst, DoD Navy, Commander Pacific Fleet, Small Business Owner, Pure Magic Pro Shop, Installation Training Officer, DoD Navy, present Teaching Experience University of Phoenix Online Campus COM120 Introduction to Online Learning University of LaVerne, Ventura CA Campus PSY100 Introduction to Psychology MGMT355 Leadership in Organizations Math 102 Intermediate Algebra Embry Riddle University PSY100 Introduction to Psychology Central Texas College - Pacific Far East Campus, Korea BMGT 1301 Supervision HRPO 1311 Human Relations

9 HRPO 2301 Human Resource Management MTOB 1170 MTOB 1171 Improving Work Performance Publications and Papers Dissertation: Effects of Post-Traumatic Stress on Transformational Leaders in the Military, 2014

10 December 2015 Vita Central Texas College Pacific Far East Campus Unit 5079 APO AP pfec.ctcd.edu Michael Kenneth Lima Education B.S., Aviation Administration, 2006, Farmingdale State College Farmingdale, NY M.B. A., Human Resource Management, 2008, Baker Center for Graduate Studies Flint, MI D.B. A., Business Administration, 2010, Baker Center for Graduate Studies Flint, MI Honors and Awards Army Commendation Medal, US Army AAAE Foundation Scholarship, Farmingdale State College Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, US Army Association Memberships United States Army Warrant Officer Association, Lifetime Member American Association of Airport Executives, Military Member Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, Member Professional Experience United States Army USAG Humphreys, Korea Chief Warrant Officer 2, Brigade Ammunition Officer 2014-Present Oversee the use of ammunition-carrying assets and perform advanced level logistics Manage the ammunition transferring process including maintaining accountability of supply level, ensuring proper verification of received supply, and confirming the appropriate turn-in of residue and unexpended ammunition Analyze mission details in order to verify ammunition handling capabilities can support current operations; identify and properly communicate limitations Provides direct leadership, mentoring, and training to three non-commissioned officers and seven soldiers. United States Army Fort Polk, LA Warrant Officer 1, Ammunition Warrant Officer Directed and coordinated the implementation of the following activities: accountability, receipt, storage, issue, inspection, maintenance and demilitarization of conventional ammunition, components, residue, and inert training ammunition devices

11 Teaching Experience Central Texas College Pacific Far East Campus, Korea 2014-Present Adjunct Instructor Instruct the following courses: Time Management (MTHR 1174), Managing Resources (MTLM 1171), Increasing Work Site Efficiency (MTMM 1170), Problem Solving (MTMM 1171), Business Principles (BUSI 1301), Human Relations (HRPO 1311), Office Management (BMGT 1325), and Human Resources Management (HRPO 2301) Publications and Papers Lima, M. (2014). Effective Transfer of Military Training to the Civilian Workforce of Enlisted Personnel (Doctoral dissertation). Retrieve from ProQuest Dissertation Publishing. (Publication No )

12 December 2015 Vita STEPHEN A. MCKEAN Central Texas College Pacific Far East Campus P.O. Box 1800 Killeen, TX Education A.A., Liberal Arts, University of the State of New York, Albany, NY B.A., Liberal Arts, University of the State of New York, Albany, NY Professional Experience HUMINT Case Officer, Defense Intelligence Agency, Teaching Experience Central Texas College - Pacific Far East Campus, Korea CJCR 1307 Correctional Systems and Practices CJCR 1358 Rights of Prisoners CJCR 2325 Legal Aspects of Corrections CJLE 1345 Intermediate Crime Scene Investigation CJLE 2345 Vice and Narcotics Investigation CJSA 1308 Criminalistics I CJSA 1317 Juvenile Justice System CJSA 1322 Introduction to Criminal Justice CJSA 1327 Fundamentals of Criminal Law CJSA 1342 Criminal Investigation CJSA 1348 Ethics in Criminal Justice CJSA 1351 Use of Force CJSA 1359 Police Systems and Practices CJSA 2300 Legal Aspects of Law Enforcement CJSA 2331 Child Abuse, Prevention and Investigation

13 December 2015 Vita Candace Rascoe Central Texas College Pacific Far East Campus Unit 5079 APO AP DSN Education B.S., Elementary Education, 2010, University of Southern Mississippi, Hattiesburg, MS M.S., Educational Administration, in progress, Liberty University Professional Experience Kindergarten Teacher, DoDEA, Kinser Elementary, Okinawa, Japan, 2014-present Handle class routines, procedures, classroom management, data binders, SST, interventions and paperwork. Administers BAS, pre/post and quarterly assessments. Prepares and teaches daily lessons. Professional development committee member. Science fair committee member, judge, and volunteer coordinator. 21 st century, AdvanEd, and ELEOT traning. Child abuse training. First Grade Teacher, DoDEA, Diamond Elementary, Fort Steward, GA, Handle class routines, procedures, classroom management, data binders, SST, interventions and paperwork. Administers BAS, pre/post and quarterly assessments. Prepare and teach daily lessons. CSI/grade level and technology committee chair. Tutored in the after-school tutoring program. New teacher mentor. Kindergarten Teacher, Hattiesburg Public School District, Hawkins Elementary, Hattiesburg, MS, Handle class routines, procedures, classroom management, TST documentation, interventions and paperwork. Administered District Wide Assessments each nine weeks and pre/post tests. Prepared and taught daily lessons. Obtained community involvement for my classroom as well as the school. Ruby Payne training. Served as proctor for Statewide Accountability Assessment. Child abuse training. Teaching Experience Central Texas College Pacific Far East Campus, Okinawa, Japan Child Development (2015 present) CDEC 1358 Creative Arts for Early Childhood CDEC 1313 Curriculum Resources for Early Childhood Programs CDEC 2307 Math and Science for Early Childhood

14 December 2015 Vita Tammy Steckler-Cucca Central Texas College Pacific Far East Campus Unit 5079 APO AP DSN Education American Sign Language I-II, 1997, Tacoma Community College, Tacoma, WA American Sign Language III-IV, 1997, Pierce Community College, Puyallup, WA B.A., Liberal Studies, 1997, University of Washington, Seattle, WA M.Ed., Educational Administration, 2005, Tarleton State University, Killeen, TX M.Ed., Early Childhood Special Education/Autism Spectrum, 2011, University of North Dakota A.B.A, Applied Behavior Analysis, 2014, Florida Institute of Technology, Melbourne, FL Certified Special Education Teacher (PK-12) (Texas and Virginia) Principal Certification (Texas and Virginia) Professional Development and Appraisal System (PDAS) Instructional Leadership Development (ILD) Autism Spectrum Disorders Certificate (May 2011) Professional Experience Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapist, Independent Contractor, 2011-current Work one-on-one with children within the home environment with autism ' implementing ABA principles to improve communication, social relationships, play skills, self-care, and academics. Observe and collect data within the school setting to assist with strategies and with Functional Behavioral Assessment (FBA). Collect data on behavior, implement strategies to decrease or increase behavior according to target behavior. Provide support on an emotional level and provide parent training. Collaborate with physicians, therapist, caretakers and teachers on effective strategies with client. Schedule caseload with families and medical appointments. Attend Individual Education Program (IEP) at school to discuss client's education, behavioral concerns and coordinate services. Submit session notes, timesheets and behavioral reports on a weekly basis and in a timely manner. Collaborate with the family assessment, intake of referral and coordinate services with families. Provide community resources for teachers and parents.

15 Disabilities Consultant for Head Start, Region 10 Education Service Center, Written policies and procedures and trained on the following: Need/Referral Form, Developmental Screening, Individualized Education Program procedures, and Speech Screening. Developed and provided trainings to Head Start teaching teams regarding related issues to serving children with disabilities. Collaborated with local school districts, and Early Childhood Intervention programs to provide services to children with disabilities. Provided leadership in the implementation of the Head Start Performance Standards related to disabilities services. Assisted with the transition of children from ECI to Head Start by participating in the transitional conferences (120 face-to-face meetings).participated in and trained designee to participate in IEP meetings of children with disabilities who are in Head Start or for those whom Head Start is a possible placement. Provided support for teachers within the classroom implementing research-based practices for children with disabilities. Maintained records of children with diagnosed and suspected disabilities of activities to provide documentation for accountability purposes. Conducted annual ADA checklist for school facilities, playground and provided school districts with ADA compliance training for staff and teachers. Built current knowledge of major legislative acts including the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, No Child Left Behind, Chapter 37 of the Texas Education Code and federal Head Start Performance Standards. Collaborated with school district's principal and special education personnel to pilot first Head Start and PPCD Collaboration class in three counties. Developed and written policies and procedures and trained on them for Head Start enrollment for children with disabilities. Designed and facilitated Disabilities Forum for five counties that participated in Region 10/Head Start District partnership.collaborated with the Head Start program design and management, governance, fiscal systems, educational parental and family engagement, health and nutrition, mental health, and oral health. Participated in Family Involvement focus group. Teaching Experience Central Texas College Pacific Far East Campus Approved to teach: CDEC 1313 Curriculum Resources for Early Childhood Programs CDEC 1359 Children with Special Needs CDEC 1303 Families, Schools, and Community ESL All levels Killeen Independent School District, Killeen, TX Outreach Teacher, In Home Trainer for Children with Autism PPCD Teacher Functional Academic Skills Program Teacher

16 December 2015 Central Texas College Pacific Far East Campus Unit 5079 APO AP Office Phone: (DSN) Address: Vita Lily Williams Education B.A., Psychology, 2008, Georgetown University, Washington, DC M.A., Forensic Psychology, 2013, Marymount University, Arlington, VA Certificate, Cyber Crime Investigation, 2014, Fox Valley Technical College, Appleton, WI Professional Experience Program Analyst, United States Department of Justice, Conducted programmatic performance reviews of Department of Justice national security and law enforcement activities. Teaching Experience Central Texas College - Pacific Far East Campus, Yokosuka CJSA 1178 Criminal Deviance