The author is a retired college administrator, psychology and criminal justice professor at a small college in Mississippi. He enrolled, advised, and maintained records for over 145 students at NAS Meridian campus each year. He also planned, organized, and evaluated classes. The author evaluated students’ transcripts for graduation. He taught psychology and conducted training, instructions, and administration for online professors and students. He monitored the administrative budget for a small college campus and reviewed the expenses quarterly. He worked as an occupational program adviser at a small college in Mississippi. He coordinated the efforts of students seeking certifications and degrees in their field of choice. He administered the ACCUPLACER test and interpreted the ACT and ACCUPLACER test scores.

The author was a graduate student, soccer coach, counselor, and instructor at the University of West Alabama in Livingston, Alabama, from August 2001 to July 2003. He coached soccer for both male and female soccer teams. He taught freshman seminar classes. He also conducted training sessions for students and staff at the University of West Alabama. He counseled and tutored students with school related difficulties as needed. The author served as an activity director for NYSP, which serviced over four hundred children between nine and sixteen years of age. The author was also an education coordinator at Pastoral Institute in Columbus, Georgia. He coordinated and facilitated professional education development workshops. He facilitated groups to help men develop alternatives to physical violence in relationships. The author provided substance-abuse and AIDS education, counseling, and training. He maintained the files of all educational programs and arranged for media coverage and assisted in designing brochures to inform the community at large. He is a retired SFC US soldier. He served twenty-two years of demonstrated leadership in personnel, operations, logistics, counseling, and fiscal management in large, complex organizations. He conducted stress management and various other presentations. He designed and implemented a stress management system for employees and supervisors which impacted favorably on supervisor-subordinate relations, resulting in an increase in work performance. He performed substance-abuse and crisis- intervention counselor duties for three military divisions. He supervised the gathering and utilization of appropriate statistical data in order to prepare required reports for unit and division commanders.