James Hall has over 30 years of experience in leadership, education, emergency management, and public service roles. He currently serves as the Director of Campus Safety at Wofford College, where he supervises law enforcement and security services, the emergency management program, and fire and life safety programs. He also teaches for the college's orientation program and coaches the rifle team. Hall has a Master's in Public Administration with a focus on emergency management and certifications in US military history, FEMA courses, and military emergency preparedness.

1. JAMES R. HALL
CORE SKILLS & EXPERIENCE
Six years of teaching and instruction (Basic Military Science and Leadership
courses plus U.S. Military History for Senior ROTC students (plus interim/January
term classes) as a college Senior Army ROTC Assistant Professor of Military
Science; four years teaching First Year Interface (similar to University 101)
programs at Wofford College for first year students; thirty years of leadership
positions in the U.S. Army/Army Reserves culminating with a brigade command
assignment; over six years of emergency management experience through
positions as Director of Campus Safety and Emergency Preparedness at Wofford
College and as the Army Emergency Preparedness Liaison Officer for South
Carolina; over twelve years of public service/safety/fire and life safety and
security as a field probation and parole officer, state agency county office
manager and institutional accreditation manager for the SC Department of
Juvenile Justice.
PERSONAL DETAILS
ADDRESS 240 Lake Forest Drive, Spartanburg, SC 29307
EMAIL halljr@wofford.edu
TELEPHONE 864-809-3547
Invited National and Regional PRESENTATIONS
2002 Medical College of Georgia Weapons of Mass Destruction Seminar,
Hilton Head Island, SC and Dade County, FL Emergency Medicine
Workshop, Miami, FL: Domestic Response, Casualty
Decontamination in a WMD Incident
1995 American Probation and Parole Association National Conference,
Charleston, SC: Spartanburg County, SC Coroner’s Office Violence
Prevention Program with Joanne McCarter
EDUCATION
2012 Anna Maria College, Paxton, MA
QUALIFICATIONS: Masters in Public Administration-Emergency Management
California State University at Dominguez Hills
30 Graduate hours in the Humanities including 15 graduate
hours in History
2001 US Army Command and General Staff College
QUALIFICATIONS: Military History Instructor Course
1983 Wofford College, Spartanburg, SC
QUALIFICATIONS: BS; Psychology
QUALIFICATIONS: US Military History certification through the Army Center for
Military History (2002); numerous FEMA courses such as IS 100,
200, 300, 400, 700, 800 and military emergency preparedness
courses including the Emergency Preparedness Liaison Officer and
the Defence Support of Civil Authorities courses.

2. Associations
International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators
National Association of Clery Compliance Officers and Professionals
South Carolina Emergency Management Association
South Carolina Campus Law Enforcement Association
Spartanburg County Chiefs’ Association
EMPLOYMENT
DATES: April 07 – present
JOB TITLE: Director of Campus Safety
COMPANY: Wofford College, Spartanburg, SC
Wofford College is a small, one hundred sixty year-old private liberal arts college
in upstate South Carolina
RESPONSIBILITIES
 Day-to-day supervision of college law enforcement and security services
 Supervise twelve full time and four part time employees
 Responsible for supervision of the college emergency management
program and being a liaison with county and state emergency
management programs
 Administer the campus fire and life safety programs
 Serve as an instructor for the college First Year Interface (first semester)
college orientation program for first year students
 Coach the college’s NCAA Division 1 rifle team
DATES: August 06 - April 07
JOB TITLE: Supervisor
COMPANY: CEVA Logistics, Greer, SC
Provides logistics support to the BMW automotive plant including dock operations
and receiving, line assembly parts distribution and distribution point operations
RESPONSIBILITIES
 Supervision of a crew of twenty-eight material handlers
 Responsible for two major receiving docks
 Responsible for line-side delivery of parts to the plant’s powertrain, axle
and undercarriage lines
 Responsible for the safe operation of fifteen industrial lift trucks
 Responsible for safety practices and training for the crew
DATES: April 00 - August 06
JOB TITLE: Assistant Professor of Military Science/Recruiting Operations
Officer
COMPANY: Wofford College Department of Military Science, Spartanburg,
SC

3. Wofford College Army ROTC is one of the oldest ROTC programs in the country at
a non-land grant institution.
RESPONSIBILITIES
• Recruited cadets for participation in a five-institution Army ROTC
program
• Recognized for managing the top training program out of 18
schools
• Developed Safety and Training Standard Operating Procedures that were
selected to be standards for the entire brigade
• Duties included serving as primary instructor for both first and second year
cadets in Military Science and Leadership basic course classes
• Served as the US Military History instructor for the program’s five
institutions
DATES: March 88 – April 00
JOB TITLE: Institutional Quality Assurance Specialist
COMPANY: SC Department of Juvenile Justice, Jonesville SC
SC Department of Juvenile Justice is the state’s juvenile justice and supervision
agency
RESPONSIBILITIES
•Supervised the food service, officer training and fire and life safety
operations at a secure juvenile evaluation center
•Served as both a regional and academy-based training instructor for
probation and parole and juvenile correctional officers
•Served as the agency officer-in charge in Laurens County (95-98)
•Responsible for supervision of probation and parole services for juvenile
offenders
•Prepared and conducted court presentations, release documents and pick up
orders for violators
•Developed and wrote agency-wide policy and procedures as part of the
accreditation process
DATES: September 87 – June 2013
JOB TITLE: Colonel, US Army Reserve
COMPANY: US Army Reserve
RESPONSIBILITIES
Various leadership positions to include company, battalion and brigade
command. Last assignment (08-13) was the federal (Army) Emergency
Preparedness Liaison Officer for the state of SC. Mobilized for Desert
Shield/Storm in support of XVIII Airborne Corps. Retired on 1 June 2013 after
30 years of federal service.
DATES: September 83 – September 87
JOB TITLE: Officer, US Army on Active Duty
COMPANY: US Army, Various Locations in the Continental US

4. RESPONSIBILITIES
Leadership positions in an active duty tank battalion to include platoon leader,
company executive officer, battalion maintenance officer, and assistant
operations officer
ADDITIONAL SKILLS/ATTRIBUTES
Extensive work with the SC Emergency Management Division and the State
Emergency Operation Center.
REFERENCES
Available on request