1. CHRISTOPHER D. GREENE
3415 West Lake Mary Blvd # 950805 ▪ Lake Mary, FL 32795 ▪ (386) 481-3067 ▪ greenec67@yahoo.com
PROFILE
Accomplished administrative professional with over 20 years of experience in military and civilian positions. Dedicated
teacher with four years of teaching experience. Polished paralegal and intelligence Soldier with over ten years of experience
in military positions. Communicates effectively orally and in writing with individuals of various backgrounds and
experience levels. Patientand effective teacher,trainer and supervisor. Highly organized, detailed, dependable, flexible, and
reliable team player. Self-motivated with the ability to motivate others to put out quality work. Builds and inspires loyalty
in subordinates, peers, and supervisors alike.
SUMMARYOF QUALIFICATIONS
Teaching Experience
 Managed collaborative classroom exercises.
 Maintained metrics, reports, and process documentation regarding student performance measures.
 Supervised the activities of students engaged in student centered learning environment.
 Planned, developed, and implemented lesson plans.
 Resolved problems concerning classroom management.
 Participated in the Troops to Teachers program.
 Trained for and successfully administered FCAT for 2011/12 school year.
 Enrolled in UCF Initial Teacher Preparation Graduate Certificate.
 Trained for and used Skyward and Marzano programs.
 Fellowship of Christian Athletes sponsor.
 Certified in History Alive.
Training Experience
 Served as a Training Noncommissioned Officer (NCO) for the third largest company in the United States Army
servicing over 1,500 assigned and attached soldiers located throughout the Military District of Washington
(MDW) to include the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) and the White House Communications Agency
(WHCA).
 Planned and coordinated monthly and semi-annual Army Physical Fitness Tests (APFT); maintained weapons’
qualifications and APFT training records.
 Updated company training schedules and forecasts.
 Conducted Common Task Test (CTT) training resulting in first time “GO’s” for all participants.
 Always prepared to lead training events; aggressively challenged Soldiers to perform to their potential through
creative and innovative ways.
 Contributions to the section ensured a first time pass from and Inspector General (IG) inspection on APFT
training records.
 Selected as the primary briefer for the battalion staff ride to the Historic Antietam Battlefield where Soldiers of all
ranks attended.
 Served as guide and briefer to the Boy Scouts of America during their visit to the National Capital Region (NCR)
historic sites.
 Constantly demonstrated superior technical knowledge and planning that resulted in the Company’s Operations
Office exceeding mission standards.
 Briefed 20 Soldiers on personal and career development programs available through various organizations
affiliated with the Armed Forces.
 Facilitated the National Monument Tour of Washington; received accolades from Staff, Department of Defense
(DOD) civilians and Soldiers of all ranks.
 Responsible for enforcing Composite Risk Management (CRM) and the Travel Risk Planning System (TRiPS)
resulting in no accidents or injuries to assigned Soldiers during leave, pass,or temporary duty (TDY).
 Instilled safety consciousness, responsibility, and integrity in all Soldiers.

2.  Views new challenges as an opportunity for growth which reflects his consistent encouragement of self-
development to peers and subordinates.
 Truly cared for soldiers displayed by his assistance in solving their problems through counseling; benefited both
them and the Unit’s readiness.
 Earned the respect and admiration of his entire section and peers by inspiring cohesiveness and teamwork.
 Kept training records superbly organized and remained focused on improving processes.
Intelligence Operations Experience
 Intelligence collection manager for the Defense Attaché Office (DAO), US Embassy Prague, Czech Republic.
Responsible for all intelligence collection management, personnel and country clearance operations, and staff
development and training.
 Managed the information reporting and management programs; assessed unit capabilities to fulfill headquarters
tasking.
 Processes and information recommendations resulted in changes to mission-related objectives and priorities.
 Maintained information management databases; administered country, aircraft and ground clearance programs for
Operations Enduring and Iraqi Freedom.
 Prepared, edited, and transmitted official correspondence and messages.
 Maintained and administered the office Moral Welfare Recreation (MWR) account, TRICARE medical and
Department of Defense Education Activity (DODEA) school enrollment programs.
 Coordinated planning of a multitude of DAO administrative, logistical, and operational tasks, including training
exercises hosted in the Czech Republic.
 Represented the US Embassy as the Czech Land Forces Day Liaison and the World War II Commemoration Events
Liaison.
 Classified materials and Distinguished Visitor Control Officer; TRICARE Manager; Department of Defense
Dependent Schools Liaison (DODDs); Computer Systems Information Manager; Alternate Aircraft,Personnel,and
Ground Clearance Manager; MWR Account Manager, and Supply Manager.
 Provided crucial 24-hour assistance to American citizens while assigned as US Embassy Prague Duty Officer.
 Provided first-rate administrative and logistical support for and extraordinary amount of VIP visits to include the
Secretary of Defense (SECDEF), Under Secretary of Defense Policy (USDP), Missile Defense Agency (MDA)
Director and seven Congressional Delegations (CODELS’s).
 Executed diverse support tasks critical to mission success; provided exceptional assistance to the Legal Attaché
during the extradition of a terror suspect.
 Skillfully processed over 150 Intelligence Information Reports (IIR’s); accurately tracked collection management
data and presented detailed quarterly briefings in a clear and concise manner.
 Solid military bearing; hand-picked to assist with the SECDEF visit; personally recognized by SECDEF for his
contribution.
 Attended a DIAcollection management seminar; sharedhis knowledge with the entire DAOteamand implemented
improvements to local procedures and products.
Paralegal Experience
 Noncommissioned Officer in Charge (NCOIC) of the Office of the Staff Judge Advocate (OSJA). Supervised all
legal and paralegal actions, and staff development and training. Forward deployed to the Pentagon as combat
service support personnel for Operation Nobel Eagle and Enduring Freedom.
 Provided legal support and actions for 500 deployed soldiers and staff. Supervised the 3rd Armored Calvary Unit
and 43rd Area Support Group’s (ASG) legal cells.
 Selected for, researched,conceived, and created the Army ParalegalDegree Completion Program (APDCP)
resulting in a presentation to and acceptance of credit hours, from our developed curriculum, by the American Bar
Association (ABA). Received award for his contributions.
 Served as the senior paralegal NCO for the United States Southern Command (USSOUTHCOM) OSJA and its 30
country area of responsibility.
 Managed the legal assistance data base; tracked and tasked command directed actions; prepared correspondence;
prepared military justice actions from all services; requisitioned supplies; served as the office representative on all
MWR and recreation activities.
 Publicly recognized by the Commander of USSOUTHCOM for strong contributions to the success of the OSJA
mission.

3.  Sought out by peers,superiors, and subordinates for core and technical expertise.
 Quickly identified and corrected weaknessesin all areas of the OSJA,improving section proficiency.
 Relentless in efforts to share knowledge and expertise with peers and subordinates.
 Sacrificed countless hours of personal time in the planning, funding, and execution of the command’s Holiday
Social.
 Ensured all assigned equipment was serviceable, maintained, and ready to accomplish the mission.
 Flawlessly processed over 350 staff actions, including Uniformed Code of Military Justice (UCMJ),Army
Regulation Investigations (AR 15-6), and Legal Assistance actions.
 Routinely provided Legal Assistance, enhancing unit readiness through powers of attorney and notary services.
 Selected over peers for highly competitive position with the Defense Attaché Service (DAS).
 Mentored severalsoldiers within the command on their civilian education options.
 Trained OSJA personnel in a new Command Action Tracking system resulting in greater office efficiency.
 Managed the classified USSOUTHCOM OSJA web page,providing the most up to date information for the
command staff to use.
 Selected as the OSJA’s 2005 Combined Federal Campaign Representative; total contributions increased by 31%
from 2004.
 Prepared the office for a command wide security inspection resulting in a successfulrating with zero violations.
 Contributions to the US Army birthday celebration ensured smooth execution of the event, setting the standard in
the joint command.
 Created a TDY tracking system ensuring timely and accurate processing of travel requests from start to finish.
 Supervised the daily administration of all criminal law activities for the 43rd
ASG legal cell.
 Coordinated with counsel for support of courts-martial, Article 32b investigations, witness notification, and
administrative separation boards.
 Supervised staff in processing of all administrative separations and Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ)
Article 15’s.
 Conducted legal research for trial counsel; compiled statistical data on courts-martial; administrative separations,
and nonjudicial punishment for the Criminal Law Division.
 Always shared knowledge with subordinates and peers resulting in the highest quality work product.
 Encouraged subordinates and peers to take college level courses and military correspondence courses.
 Displayed professionalism and confidence expected from more experienced paralegals.
 Demonstrated unquestionable loyalty to both superiors and subordinates alike.
 Graduated in the top 20% academically and was placed on the Commandant’s List for the Primary Leadership
Development Course (PLDC).
Volunteer & Community Service Experience
 Managed a service learning grant collaboration between the Florida Commission on Community Service,
Corporation for National Service, and the Lake County School Board.
 Responsible for recruiting and training fifteen AmeriCorps members to tutor and mentor 200 at-risk K-3 grade
students at three separate elementary schools, while administering a $332,000 budget.
 AmeriCorps Volunteer in Service to America (VISTA) member serving Habitat for Humanity of Seminole
County Florida.
 AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC) corps member performing over 1800 hours of
community service projects.
 Tutored two first grade classes and a fifth grade homework center at Pepperhill Elementary School Charleston.
Trained in child psychology, behavior and modern educational methods and philosophies.
 Worked closely with Big Brother Big Sister and the Charleston Orphan House staff to provide counseling for
troubled and at risk youth with additional psychological and legal training related to child abuse issues.
 Trained in Urban Stream Restoration which our team used to revitalize a 10-acre park stream for the City of
Cayce,SC; including teaching fifth grade honors classes and public relations work with the local media.
 Conducted a major canoe trail project for Santee CanalNational Wildlife Refuge and Santee State Park, which
included canal stabilization, trail blazing and community outreach with youth.
 Surveyed the community of Charleston, SC for the Parks and Recreation Department, which led to the design,
reading of blue prints, remodeling, improvements to, and rebuilding of park facilities.
 Clear cut overgrowth of non-native plants and trees for Francis Marion National Forest and State Park, in order to
protect the habitat for the red-cockaded woodpecker. Planted over 1000 trees to facilitate the reforestation of
damaged land from Hurricane Hugo.

4.  Performed trail blazing and maintenance for the Marine Resource Research Institute of Charleston to include
painting, repairing and the building of a ranger station.
 Performed cultural preservation on 60-acre parcelof the McLeod Plantation State Historical Site of James Island
where our teams planted sweat grass for the use of the local Gulu Tribe population to make sweat grass baskets to
sell to the local community.
 Designed, organized and built the extension of Atlanta’s Omenala-Griot Afrocentric Teaching Museum’s
walkway as part of an expansion project. Allowing access to kids and cultural submersion of a lost heritage.
 Trained for working with the elderly at the Quality Living Service of Fulton County. Provided elder care, home
assistance and assisted in the remodeling of the community center facilities.
 Trail blazed, facilitated the design, and implemented a new electronically interactive educational trail walk system
for Drayton Hall Plantation Charleston. Performed warf stabilization of an archeological embankment with over
500 sand bags and planted marsh grass.
 Performed research for over 1500 delinquent immunization records of local Native American children of
Lumberton County Health Department.
 Started a comprehensive recycling program for the Charleston County Environmental Services and Recycling
Center.
EMPLOYMENTHISTORY
40 hrs 09/2016 – Present Reading Teacher Heritage Middle School, Deltona, FL
40 hrs 08/2015 – 02/2016 Research Teacher Mainland High School, Daytona Beach, FL
40 hrs 07/2012 – 06/2015 Retired Home, Lake Mary, FL
40 hrs 08/2011 – 06/2012 Social Studies Teacher Millennium Middle School, Sanford, FL
60 hrs 12/2010 – 07/2011 Training Noncommissioned Officer Fort Myer,Fort Myer, VA
60 hrs 09/2006 – 11/2010 Intelligence Collection Manager US Embassy, Prague,Czech Republic
60 hrs 03/2001 – 08/2006 Paralegal Noncommissioned Officer US Southern Command, Miami, FL
40 hrs 08/1999 – 03/2001 Social Studies Teacher Deltona High School,Deltona,FL
40 hrs 06/1998 – 07/1999 AmeriCorps Program Director AmeriCorps Partners for Success,Tavares,FL
40 hrs 06/1997 – 08/1997 Assistant Summer Camp Director FFGC/Florida State Parks,Longwood, FL
80 hrs 07/1996 – 08/1996 Athlete Housing Manager 1996 Paralympic Games,Atlanta,GA
40 hrs 08/1995 – 01/1996 AmeriCorps VISTA AmeriCorps VISTA, Sanford,FL
40 hrs 08/1994 – 07/1995 AmeriCorps NCCC AmeriCorps CorpsMember,Charleston,SC
MILITARYEXPERIENCE
03/2001 – 07/2011 Honorably Discharged/Retired U.S. Army,Fort Myer, VA
AWARDS
Joint Service Commendation Medal
Army Commendation Medal x 2
Joint Service Achievement Medal
Army Achievement Medal x 2
Joint Meritorious Unit Award x 2
Army Good Conduct Medal x 2
National Defense Service Medal
Global War on Terrorism Service Medal
Army Professional Development x 2
Award for Excellence Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates
Award for Excellence Vice Chief of Staff US Army
Award for Excellence Commander US Central Command x 2
Award for Excellence Commander US Southern Command
Award for Excellence Deputy Director Defense Intelligence Agency
Award for Excellence Missile Defense Agency
Award for Excellence Deputy Commander US Army Europe
Award for Excellence Commander US Army South
Award for Excellence Command Sergeant Major US Southern Command x 2
Award for Excellence Regimental Command Sergeant Major JAG Corps x 2

5. Award for Excellence Chief Master Sergeant Air Force
Award for Excellence Commander 4th
Engineering Battalion
Award for Excellence Commander 759th
MP Battalion
Award for Excellence Commander 4th
Infantry Division
Award for Excellence Commander 29th
Field Artillery
American Legion Award for Military Excellence
EDUCATION
2019 (planned) Doctorate ofPublic Administration
Walden University,Minneapolis, MN
2006 Master’s in Public Administration (3.6 GPA)
University of Colorado at Colorado Springs,Colorado Springs, CO
1998 Bachelor ofArts in Political Science
University of Central Florida,Orlando, FL
1994 Associate ofArts in General Studies
Seminole State College,Sanford,FL
CERTIFICATES & CERTIFICATIONS
2015 Temporary Teacher Certification in Social Studies 6-12
State of Florida Department of Education,Tallahassee,FL
2014 National Service Leadership Conference Certificate
Habitat for Humanity,Atlanta,GA
2014 Certificate ofSpecial Congressional Recognition
Rollins College,Winter Park,FL
2014 AmeriCorps VISTA Pre-Service Orientation
Emory University,Atlanta,GA
2007 Blue Force Tracking (FBCB2) Operator Certification Corse
US Army JAG School, Charlottesville, VA
2007 Lexis Nexis Certificate ofMastery Level 1
US Army JAG School, Charlottesville, VA
2005 PADI Advanced Open Water Diver
Florida Frogman,Miami, FL
2005 PADI Enriched Air Diver (NITROX)
Florida Frogman,Miami, FL
2003 Noncommissioned Officer (NCO) Academy Commandant’s Certificate
Fort Hood,Fort Hood, TX
2002 Heartsaver AED
Fort Carson,Fort Carson,CO
2002 Crisis-ProofLeadership Conference
University of Colorado at Colorado Springs,Colorado Springs, CO
2000 Certificate in History Alive
Volusia County School Board,Deland,FL
1999 National Service Advanced Supervisory Skills Workshop
Florida Commission on Community Service,St Petersburg,FL
1999 Facilitative Leadership Certificate
Interaction Associates Workshop,Colorado Springs, CO
1996 Leadership Seminole Certificate
Seminole State College,Sanford,FL
1995 National Civilian Community Corps Certificate ofCompletion
AmeriCorps NCCC,Charleston, SC
1994 National Civilian Community Corps Certificate ofAppointment
AmeriCorps NCCC, Charleston,SC
1987 PADI Open Water Diver
Tony Winstead,Honolulu, HI
TRAINING

6. 2007 Individual Protective MeasuresTraining Course
Washington Security Group,Washington, DC
2007 BSR Special Security and Antiterrorist Driving Course
BSR, Washington, DC
2007 SERE 230 Special Survival Training
Joint Personal Recovery Agency,Washington, DC
2007 Advanced Leadership Course
US Army JAG School, Charlottesville, VA
2007 27D Paralegal Basic Noncommissioned Officer Course
US Army JAG School, Charlottesville, VA
2007 Attaché Staff Operations Course
Bolling Air Force Base, Washington DC
2006 Attaché Operations Coordinator Management Course
Bolling Air Force Base,Washington, DC
2003 Manager Development Course
US Southern Command, Miami, FL
2003 Supervisor Development Course
US Southern Command, Miami, FL
2003 Warrior Leader Course
Fort Hood,Fort Hood, TX
2002 Combat Lifesaver Course
Fort Carson,Fort Carson,CO
2002 US Army M998/HMMWVTraining Course (40 hours)
Fort Carson,Fort Carson, CO
2001 US Army Accident Avoidance Course
Fort Carson,Fort Carson,CO
2001 US Army R&U SelfHelp Program
Fort Carson,Fort Carson,CO
2001 US Army Energy Conservation & Building Monitor Course
Fort Carson,Fort Carson,CO
2001 Paralegal Advanced Individual Training
Fort Jackson,Fort Jackson,SC
2001 US Army Basic Training
Fort Benning,Fort Benning, GA
1998 Water Safety Instructor
American Red Cross,Orlando, FL
1998 CPR for the Professional Rescuer
American Red Cross,Orlando, FL
1996 Dale Carnegie Leadership Training for Managers
Dale Carnegie Leadership School,Atlanta,GA
1996 Lifeguard Training and Community First Aid and Safety
American Red Cross,Orlando, FL
1996 Instructor Candidate Training
American Red Cross,Henderson,NV
1994 Introduction to Disaster Services (3066)
American Red Cross,Charleston, SC
1994 Motorboat Qualification Course
US Naval Base,Charleston,SC
COMPUTER SKILLS
Microsoft Office Word, Excel, and Power Point; various other applications, Classified and Unclassified Network Systems
Manager.
HOBBIES
Scuba Diving, Reading, Hiking, Running, Gardening, Writing, Learning