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LTC Lewis Doyle
Professor of Military Science
Office: (503) 943-8060
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Branch:
Aviation, Control Branch Information Operations (Functional Area 30)
Previous assignment(s):
Three years as the Chief, Information Operations Plans, CJ 39 IO Division, Combined Forces Command/US Forces Command Korea, Yongsan Army Garrison, South Korea
Education:
1991 University of Oregon, BA Russian
2008 Touro University, MS Health Care Administration
UH-1, OH-58, Ch-47 Qualification Courses
Jumpmaster Course
Psychological Operations and Civil Affairs Qualification Course
Defense Language School Basic Russian Course
I am an Oregon native born and raised in Seaside, Oregon. My first time in an airplane was when I joined the Army and went to Basic Training at Ft. Leonard Wood, MO. I have spent the last twenty years stationed primarily in the South: Ft. Bragg, NC, Ft. Campbell, KY, and Ft. Rucker, AL or in South Korea (not including a yearlong detour to Iraq) and I have served in a variety of Aviation, Psychological Operations and Information Operations. I have really benefited from the travel and educational opportunities provided to me by the Army and have been blessed to command and serve with American Soldiers. I enjoy fishing, scuba diving, travel and motorcycles (especially Harley Davidsons but can appreciate everything from a Hyosung 225cc street bike to a scooter to a Gold Wing). I am glad to be back in Oregon and close to family and friends, and Portland and the Pacific Northwest is a great place to ride!
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MAJ Danielle Delint
Assistant Professor of MilitaryScience
Office: (503) 943-8058
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Branch: Military Intelligence (35D)
Previous Assignments:
41IBCT– Operations Officer- BDE S3 (Rear Detachment 2009-2010) – Portland, OR
41IBCT-Personnel Officer –BDE S1 (2007-2009) –Afghanistan/Portland, OR
141 SPT BN – Company Commander / BN S3 (2003-2007)-Afghanistan/Portland, OR
141 SPT BN – Personnel Officer-BN S1 (2002-2003) – Portland, OR
241 MICO-Executive Officer -(2001-2002) Bosnia-Herzegovina
82RTOC – Counter-Intelligence Officer – (1999-2001)-Lake Oswego, OR
Education:
2009 – Intermediate-Level Education (ILE)
2007- Human Resources Qualification Course
2005 – University of Phoenix, Master of Arts in Organizational Management (MAOM)
2004 – Military Intelligence Captains Career Course
2002 – Eastern Oregon University, Bachelor of Science – Economics
2000 – Military Intelligence Qualification Course
BIO
I am an Army brat and moved around most of my life until my family settled down in Byng, Oklahoma. In 1986 I joined the US Navy as a Cryptologic Technician Operator and was stationed in Washington DC and then Rota, Spain. Upon completion of my tour in Rota, Spain, I moved to Oregon, joined the Oregon National Guard, and enrolled at Eastern Oregon University. In 1999, I received my commission and began my career in the Oregon Army National Guard. I have deployed to Bosnia and Afghanistan, as well as attended numerous training exercises in Ft. Lewis, Washington; Japan: Ft. Leavenworth, Kansas; Ft. Huachuca, Arizona; Ft. Eustis, Virginia; Gowen Field, Idaho; Ft. Polk, Louisiana; and Camp Shelby, Mississippi. I have treasured each of my experiences from training exercises to deployments. Each mission has always taught me something about myself as well as about others I have trained with or deployed with. The friendships made over the years are truly remarkable. In my spare time, I enjoy reading mystery novels; traveling, horseback riding, photography, and karaoke. I love Oregon (it is so much different than Oklahoma) and am honored to have the privilege of serving in this assignment.
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MAJ Gary Repp
Assistant Professor of MilitaryScience
Office: (503) 943-8058
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CPT Maryalicia Verdecchia
Recruiting Operations Officer
Office: (503) 943-8064
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MSG Johnny Healey
Battalion Command Sergeant Major
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SFC Johnathan Cardiel
Training NCOIC
Military Occupational Specialty:
Infantry
Previous assignment(s):
HHC 1/2 SCR and JROTC Augmentee Vilsek, Germany
Education:
Bethany Bible College
Thomas Ed. State College
Masters from St. Mary's University
Air Assault
Pathfinder
Drill Sergeant School
I love spending time with my wife and kids. They are my favorite people in the world. My wife is my best friend. I enjoy any outdoor/indoor activity whenever I am with my family. I love sports, both as a spectator and participant. I also really like guitars.
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Joann D. Jeffers
Administrative Program Specialist
I enjoy going to antique stores, spending time with my grandchildren and family, and attending my grandchildren's games.
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Mr. J. B. Maguire
Administrative Technician
Previous Unit and/or Position:
Administrative Technician, Oregon State University Army ROTC
Academic and/or military education:
B. Sc Communications, West Liberty University; AA Management Information Systems, Portland Community College
Army National Guard Officer Candidate School (OCS); Armor Officer Basic and Advanced Courses; Combined Arms Services and Staff School (CAS3)
After spending parts of the last four decades as both an enlisted Soldier and officer in the Marine Corps Reserve, the Army National Guard, and the Army Reserve, I retired in July 2006 having reached the rank of Major at the 364th Civil Affairs Brigade in Portland. Even as a Reservist, the military has allowed me to travel the globe...Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Japan, and Hawaii.
I worked for a major company in the electrical power generation business for three years before returning to the military as a civilian employee with the Army ROTC program at Oregon State University in February 2009. In January 2010 I had the good fortune of moving to the Army ROTC program at the University of Portland.
I was born in Detroit, grew up in Pittsburgh, and have literally lived all over North America during my civilian career. My wife Candy (an Oregon native) and I moved back to Oregon in 2008 along with another Oregon native, Benny (also known as Sgt. Maj. Benny, the former mascot of the 364th CA BDE, pictured on the right with one of his "doggie day care" buddies, Seymore). Benny just turned 14 years old; although he’s blind, he's still very spunky and frisky. Because of him, we are involved with supporting pet rescue groups such as Oregon Dog Rescue and the Oregon Humane Society.
My hobbies include ice hockey (Let's Go Pens!), the Pittsburgh Steelers, European soccer, aviation and space exploration, current events and foreign languages (German, Russian, and Japanese).
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Debb Zable
Human Resources Technician
Previous assignment(s): MILPO, Navy Recruiting Command Portland, OR.
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Mr. Dennis Howser
Supply Technician
Supply Technician for Eastern Washington University, US Army SROTC (eight years)
Dennis R. Howser was born in Kansas City, Missouri and grew up in Los Angeles CA, completed his High school diploma at Fountain Valley High School, CA, and then joined the Air Force, about one year later.
His Air Force career was from 13 August 1973 to 31 August 1993, where he served 12 years in Europe; including assignments in Belgium, Italy and Spain. He deployed in support of operation Desert Shield/ Storm and in numerous temporary duty assignments (TDY’s), worldwide, with many awards and medals to show for, and his background was in Logistics. His state-side assignments included, George AFB, CA, Edwards AFB, CA, Kirkland AFB, NM and Travis AFB, CA. (Honorable retired Technical Sergeant)
He was married in an international wedding in Pisa, Italy, in 1982 (he had to learn some of the Italian language fast) and his wife became an American citizen in 1985, during the assignment to Kirkland AFB, New Mexico. He has two children, Cheryl, born in Pisa, Italy, and Jamie, born in Albuquerque, New Mexico and Two grandchildren, all live in the Spokane, WA area.
He has about 16 years working in civil service, with experience in agencies as the, Defense Logistics Agency, Department of Defense Education Agency and currently, working with the US Army, Cadet Command, as the Supply Technician for the University of Portland. He earned his Associate degree with the Community College of the Air Force in Automotive Technology and Arts and his Bachelor of Science degree in Management, from the University of Maryland. He enjoys fun, family, walking the dog, travel, good food and drink!
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PSU Staff
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CPT Paul Kemper
Assistant Professor of Military Science
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MSG Bill Kaemmer - PSU Staff
Assistant Professor of Military Science
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LTC McKim
Assistant Professor of Military Science
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