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Second Lieutenant (2Lt), Us Army
View pagePosition:
Second Lieutenant (2LT) at US Army
Location:
Columbus, Georgia
Industry:
Military
Work:
US Army since May 2012
Second Lieutenant (2LT)
US Army - Fort Jackson, South Carolina - AG BOLC Class 012-12 Sep 2012 - Nov 2012
Class Leader
US Army - University of San Francisco - San Francisco, CA Aug 2008 - May 2012
ROTC Cadet
University of San Francisco - San Francisco, CA Jan 2011 - May 2011
Accounting Assistant III
Lincoln High School Aug 2007 - May 2008
Teacher's Assistant
Second Lieutenant (2LT)
US Army - Fort Jackson, South Carolina - AG BOLC Class 012-12 Sep 2012 - Nov 2012
Class Leader
US Army - University of San Francisco - San Francisco, CA Aug 2008 - May 2012
ROTC Cadet
University of San Francisco - San Francisco, CA Jan 2011 - May 2011
Accounting Assistant III
Lincoln High School Aug 2007 - May 2008
Teacher's Assistant
Education:
University of San Francisco 2008 - 2012
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Business Administration; Accounting
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Business Administration; Accounting
Skills:
Accounting
Leadership
Human Resources
eMILPO
DTAS
US Army
Accounts Receivable
Airborne School
Microsoft Excel
Oracle Application
Finance
Management
Data Entry
Outlook
PowerPoint
Microsoft Word
GAAP
File Management
Leadership
Human Resources
eMILPO
DTAS
US Army
Accounts Receivable
Airborne School
Microsoft Excel
Oracle Application
Finance
Management
Data Entry
Outlook
PowerPoint
Microsoft Word
GAAP
File Management
Languages:
English
Visayan
Visayan
Awards:
Commandant's List
Colonel Todd Garlick
Graduating in the top 20% (Ranked 4 of 34 students)
Honor Graduate - Cum Laude
University of San Francisco
Graduating with a cumulative GPA of 3.65
Distinguished Military Honor Graduate (DMG)
Major General James M. McDonald
"For displaying outstanding qualities of leadership, high moral character, noteworthy academic achievement, and exceptional aptitude for Military Service" Awarded to graduates in the top 20% nationwide Ranked 305 of 5,643 cadets nationwide (Top 5%) Ranked 1 of 19 cadets (USF ROTC Class of 2012)
The President Theodore Roosevelt Medal
Colonel Todd Garlick
"For superior achievement in physical fitness. In December 1907, President Roosevelt advocated that it is just as much the duty of those who serve their country to adopt such measures and pursue such habits as will maintain a physical condition fit for service to their country as it is to cultivate their minds in fitting themselves for the intellectual duties of their profession." Achieved the maximum score of 300 points on the Army Physical Fitness Test (extended scale: 338 points)
Commissioned United States Officer
Secretary of the Army
Appointed as a Second Lieutenant of the Adjutant General's Corps by the President of the United States of America.
Colonel Todd Garlick
Graduating in the top 20% (Ranked 4 of 34 students)
Honor Graduate - Cum Laude
University of San Francisco
Graduating with a cumulative GPA of 3.65
Distinguished Military Honor Graduate (DMG)
Major General James M. McDonald
"For displaying outstanding qualities of leadership, high moral character, noteworthy academic achievement, and exceptional aptitude for Military Service" Awarded to graduates in the top 20% nationwide Ranked 305 of 5,643 cadets nationwide (Top 5%) Ranked 1 of 19 cadets (USF ROTC Class of 2012)
The President Theodore Roosevelt Medal
Colonel Todd Garlick
"For superior achievement in physical fitness. In December 1907, President Roosevelt advocated that it is just as much the duty of those who serve their country to adopt such measures and pursue such habits as will maintain a physical condition fit for service to their country as it is to cultivate their minds in fitting themselves for the intellectual duties of their profession." Achieved the maximum score of 300 points on the Army Physical Fitness Test (extended scale: 338 points)
Commissioned United States Officer
Secretary of the Army
Appointed as a Second Lieutenant of the Adjutant General's Corps by the President of the United States of America.
Certifications:
Airborne (Paratrooper), Major General Michael Ferriter
Charlene Avila
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United States