Ltc Michael D. Snyder

 Ltc Michael D. Snyder

Ltc Michael D. Snyder

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Biography

University of North Alabama - Political Science


Resume

  • 2002

    knowledge in French and German

    Military Studies at Fort Leavenworth

    Kansas

    Operational Planning and Military Decision Making

    Command & General Staff College

  • 2000

    Master's Degree

    Masters of Science in Administration (Organization & Leadership)

    Central Michigan University

  • 1986

    Bachelor's Degree

    Political Science / Economics

    Vice President of the Student Advisory Council to the Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia; Sigma Chi Fraternity; Mountain Order of Colombo; Student Government Association Representative; INTRO Leader / Ambassador Representative of the University

    University of North Georgia

  • 1975

    Three sport athlete; all-region; all-state; elected student council president

    Augusta Christian Schools

    Information Operations Officer

    Ethics and Resource Management

    Defense Acquisition University

    Military Planners Course

    US Army

    Operations Security

    US Army

    Lean Six Sigma

    US Army

  • Organized a community event to raise funds and awareness for veterans during sporting events. Exceeded targeted goals raising substantial funds to help wounded veterans and their families. The event help spearhead wounded warrior and veteran recognition to raise funds and awareness during community sporting events.

    Wounded Warrior Project

    Patriot Golf Day Event Organizer

    Assisted in organizing and coordinating support for Patriot Golf Day to raise scholarships for military families through the Folds of Honor Foundation. The event exceeded targeted goals greatly increasing awareness

    participation and funds from previous years.

    Folds of Honor Foundation

    Event Organizer

    Hosted community events to raise awareness and funds for orphan support organizations and families adopting.

    Adoption Support Organizations

    Cub Scout Den Leader & Venture Crew Leader/Coordinator

    Venture Crew Leader and coordinator through the ROTC Program 2010-2014. Current Den Leader for Kilby Cub Scout Pack 297. Responsible for coordinating training

    logistics and safety for all scout activities.

    Boy Scouts of America

    Information Assurance

    Military

    Security Clearance

    Homeland Security

    Emergency Management

    Interagency Coordination

    Government

    National Security

    Afghanistan

    Command

    Army

    Organizational Leadership

    Weapons

    Intelligence

    Military Experience

    DoD

    Force Protection

    Counterterrorism

    Defense

    Military Operations

    Combat Studies Institute

    Snyder

    Michael

    Snyder

    US Army

    1st Infantry Division

    University of North Alabama

    Transitioning Military

    US Army

    Combined Arms Center

    DHS

    US Army

    1st Infantry Division

    US

    Preparing for Next Chapter of Service

    Transitioning Military

    JROTC Senior Army Instructor

    Huntsville

    Alabama Area

    DHS

    Wurzburg

    Germany / Tikrit

    Iraq

    • Served as the Division Information Operations Chief and deployed to Iraq in 2004-2005 in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF II). \n• Led the CG’s Command Information Working Group to coordinate and synchronize command information to all division Soldiers

    Families and the impacted Army and German communities prior to the deployment.\n• Served as the Iraqi Minister of Media

    responsible for the development

    expansion

    training and coordination of independent Iraqi news media and media capabilities in the Tigris River Valley and coordinated strategic projects establishing three TV/Radio stations (Tikrit

    Baquebah

    Kirkuk)

    eleven newspapers and one regional printing production and internet media center ($1.6M). \n• Key planner for the establishment of the CG’s Iraqi Advisory Group and coordinated engagements for division leaders. Coordinated and facilitated diverse Iraqi leaders input to the command on how to improve unit operations and plan coalition support for Iraqi National Elections.\n• Key planner for the departure/redeployment of the 1st Infantry Division from Germany back to the US

    2005-2006

    Division Information Operations Chief

    US Army

    1st Infantry Division

    University of North Alabama

    Florence

    AL

    • Served as Department Chair and the senior leader of U.S. Army Reserve Officers Training Corps (ROTC)

    effectively managing budgets and growing the program. \n• Commissioned over 40 officers in the U.S. Army with four selected as Distinguished Military Graduates (Top 20% in the Nation).\n• Responsible for all academic and leader development programs for the ROTC Program; advised senior Army and University leadership on the ways and means to graduate and commission officers with supreme character with the necessary skills to lead the future Army. \n• Provided leadership

    direction and support to over 9 different JROTC programs in regional high schools. \n• Effectively designed and executed leader development training lanes for over 300 Cadets from 12 other Senior ROTC Programs located in the southeast region. \n• Selected by senior leaders to design

    plan and execute a new

    nationwide ROTC Cadet Summer Training & Cultural Internship to the Republic of Georgia (2012-2013) and a Cultural Service Internship with an international non-government organization to Costa Rica (2011).

    Professor of Military Science & Chair of the Military Science Department

    University of North Alabama

    Vilseck

    Germany

    • Company Commander for a mechanized infantry company of 110 soldiers and their families forward positioned in Germany

    with over $18M worth of equipment. \n• Trained and prepared the company to execute the NATO-led Operation Joint Guardian mission in Kosovo. \n• Brigade S4 Logistics Officer for a heavy armor brigade forward positioned in Germany with a $4.5M operations budget and over $700M worth of equipment. Deployed in support of the NATO led stabilization force (SFOR) mission in Bosnia-Herzegovina. \n• Served as the key logistics planner for the Brigade's deployment/re-deployment. \n• Served as the elections planner responsible for planning and coordination with other SFOR Staff

    Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) and United Nations (UN) for the regional and national elections.

    Company Commander / Brigade Logistics Officer (S4)

    US Army

    1st Infantry Division

    Armor Center

    Fort Knox

    KY

    • Information Operations/Engagement Officer and planner responsible collecting and using current combat lessons learned then applying and testing them during future force simulation experiments.\n• Assisted in designing experiments and operations plans that tested and validated future force concepts and organizational requirements. Developed one of the first tactical counterinsurgency experiments in a simulated battle lab for the U.S. Army.\n• Conducted detailed analysis and made spin-out capabilities recommendations for current force in ongoing combat operations. \n•\tReassigned to Fort Leavenworth

    KS at the by-name request of the Commanding General (then-Lieutenant General David H. Petraeus)

    U.S. Army Combined Arms Center.

    Information Operations / Engagement Officer

    US Army

    Future Brigade Combat Team

    UAEE

    Fort Leavenworth

    Kansas

    • Spearheaded the establishment of concepts development and experiments division to learn and develop ideas for the information operations proponent and integration division. \n• Launched an Army wide collection of lessons learned and best practices for information operations and engagement during training and combat operations.\n• Selected by the Director to expand concepts development efforts to all 9 division mission areas including the new areas of cyberspace operations and mission command. \n• Represented the command at Army

    Joint and Allied future studies

    seminars and experiments.\n• Selected to represent the US Army at a future studies with the Israeli Defense Force in Tel Aviv

    Israel and to the Defense Academy of the United Kingdom \n• Organized and led diverse professionals into writing teams to develop and publish future Army concepts which included cyberspace

    mission command and information engagement mission areas.

    Chief of Concepts Development & Experimentation

    US Army

    Combined Arms Center

    Member

    American Legion Post 11 - Florence

    AL