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540-464-7425 His research involves studying the detailed mechanisms of enzymes using techniques such as enzyme kinetic assays, UV-Vis spectrometry, bacterial transformation, protein expression and purification, chromatography, and site-directed mutagenesis. D. L. Livingston, "Lattice Theory and the Discrete Fourier Transform," Virginia Journal of Science, vol. He amassed nearly 300 combat support hours in support of Operation INHERENT RESOLVE and Operation FREEDOM SENTINEL. He initiated and, since 2014, has co-directed the VMI in Paris summer study abroad program. She is currently pursuing a second master’s in science education from Miami University (Ohio). Smith’s course, the “History of Information Technology (Past, Present, and Future),” examines the origins, evolution, and ethical implications of today’s technological environment. mcfaddenm@vmi.edu youngbloodre@vmi.edu, Office Manager A graduate of ECPI Technical College, he began his career in 1999 with Professional Network Services as a network cable installer. His teaching and contributions to the Virginia Military Institute have been recognized with the VMI Foundation’s Award for Distinguished Teaching (1999), the Faculty Mentor Award (2002), the VMI Achievement Medal (2005), the Matthew Fontaine Maury Prize for Excellence in Research (2016), and the Wilbur S. Hinman, Jr. ’26 Research Award (2018). schriverme@vmi.edu, Human Resources Assistant Specialty: Applied Microeconomics and Public Choice Outside of my "day job," I have been blessed to serve in a couple of roles. Col. David Gray, Ph.D., US Army (Retired), assumed duties as Director of the Center for Leadership and Ethics in August 2014. She is also an artist, with a background in design and computer graphics. hallnl@vmi.edu, Director, International Programs In October 2006, Sergeant Murphy PCS’d to Combat Service Support Group 3 aboard MCBH Kaneohe Bay, Hawaii to serve as the Group’s Data Communications Chief. Summer Session Director bleechsg@vmi.edu, Associate Professor Its populations are associated with exposed rock faces in mountainous portions of eastern North America. Housing Bequests: Incidental or Accidental? - UACA School of Medicine, Costa Rica Professional Engineer Moosman, P. R., Jr., H. H. Thomas, and J. P. Veilleux. smithjg@vmi.edu Maj. Matthew Reed serves as the Chief Military Science Instructor for the Virginia Military Institute. Assistant Professor 540-464-7218 Shortly after returning from deployment, Staff Sergeant Murphy was selected for the Marine Enlisted Commissioning Education Program (MECEP) in December 2009. Col. John A. Brodie has been the Institute's Director of Music since 1988. Co-translated with Terry Hermsen, The Most Beautiful Cemetery in Chile. coaleja@vmi.edu He was assigned a Schools Officer under the G-7 when the division became the 80th Training Command (TASS) for the Army Reserve. Originally from the Big Sky state, Maj. Gornick earned her bachelor's (2007), master's (2010) and doctorate (2013) degrees from the University of Montana in Missoula. Major Knepper studied American literature in graduate school, and he has recently published several essays and reviews on Robert Frost. His awards include Navy and Marine Corps Commendation Medal (3), Navy Achievement Medal (3), Navy Good Conduct Medal (5), Iraqi Campaign Medal with Eagle Globe and Anchor, Navy Sea Service Deployment Ribbon (6), Navy Rifle Sharp Shooter Medal, Navy Pistol Expert Medal, and the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal. In October of 2014, LT Becker attended Nuclear Power School (NNPTC) in Charleston, SC, and graduated in May 2015. Proceedings of the International Conference of Computing in Engineering, Science, and Information, pp. Bio, Assistant Professor 313D Mallory Hall He also has been working on software development for over 15 years using different computer languages in China, Singapore, and the USA. 95-102. Starting with 3DOX1, Knowledge Operations Manager, 3A1X1, Administration Manager, and now he is a 3F5X1 Administration Manager. 215 Carroll Hall He is passionate about applying research into real world applications to drive the technical advancement of our society to benefit all humankind. Professor 202 Admissions Office vaughnlb@vmi.edu, Professor He attended the Field Artillery Officer Basic course in FT Sill, OK, then reported to 3/6 Field Artillery (GS), 1st Infantry Division at FT Riley, KS. – Argosy University, Southern California She has published articles on Persian and Dari literature, on Russian Orientalism, and on Russians in Iran. He is the coeditor, with Susanna Elm, of The Late (Wild) Augustine: Context and Consequences (Ferdinand Schöningh Verlag/Brill, forthcoming). The device has allowed us to successfully record vocalizations and the resulting echoes created by background vegetation, artificial targets, and flying insects. lizottear@vmi.edu, Security Officer Prior to joining VMI, Ruth Ann provided database development and support for NCR computer manufacturing facilities in Columbia, SC and Dublin, Ireland. rolongc@vmi.edu 333 Nichols Engineering Annex Specialty: Comparative Politics-East Asia, American Politics and Political Methodology Writing Center Consultant Moosman, P. R., Jr., H. H. Thomas, and J. P. Veilleux. 311 Carroll Hall She has served as a legislative assistant for a United States Congressman, managing his Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee duties, writing articles, and creating public relations materials; an editor for Conservative Review; and a reviewer for the Hollins Critic. COL Pegg's next assignments were Deputy Commander, 329th Regional Support Group and J7 with the Joint Force Headquarters in Richmond, VA. 303 Smith Hall wrightme@vmi.edu, Assistant Professor Post-Doctoral Fellow in Poetics at Emory University’s Bill and Carol Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry. - Distance Education, University of Maryland University College After completion of the Air Force’s Intelligence Course, Col. Faust was assigned to the 609 Air Intelligence Squadron (AIS). 540-464-7052 M.E. mclaughlinhl@vmi.edu, Office Manager 540-464-7104 417 Mallory Hall 215 Scott Shipp Hall, Workstation 5 540-464-7655 https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-c-timmes, Associate Professor arthurjh@vmi.edu She is an Associate Professor of History at Virginia Military Institute where she teaches classes on Iran, the Middle East and World History. 207 Smith Hall 540-464-7700 Professor Ph.D. - University of London June 2008 - March 2010, Flight Commander, Plans and Resources, 354th Communications Squadron,      Eielson AFB, AK 4. He received his promotion to Captain in May 2015 and shortly afterward became the Detachment Officer in Charge for Large Scale Exercise (LSE) in 29 Palms that would begin execution in the fall. 305 Nichols Engineering Annex Bio, InstructorMilitary Science and Leadership, Administrative Assistant Williams, M. I., R. D. Birkhead, P. R. Moosman, Jr., and S. M. Boback. He was selected to become a military linguist and began studying Arabic at the Defense Language Institute in Monterey, California. Specialty: Igneous Petrology & Exploration Geology 344 Scott Shipp Hall "Medical Internet-Aware Refrigerator," Patent Pending. 2060 Kilbourne Hall beckerlf@vmi.edu freinst@vmi.edu Dr. Coale has been teaching and coaching at the Virginia Military Institute since 1979. Col. Timmes volunteers as the VMI Springboard Diving Coach, faculty representative with the VMI Chamber Strings, and as the Superintendent's representative to the Honor Court. Specialty: Atomic/Molecular Physics Department HeadJackson-Hope Distinguished ProfessorInternational Studies and Political Science, Administrative Coordinator In 2009 he completed his Master of Education degree Cum Laude from Norwich University. Coached military commanders in strategic speech and negotiation and briefed soldiers and marines pre-deployed for conflict zones on verbal and nonverbal communication. - Washington University Maj. Perry graduated VMI in December 2005 with a BA in History. cartwrightkc@vmi.edu, Instructor - MS II 540-464-7141 schulzmt@vmi.edu, Assistant Professor Dave teaches the computers and robotics modules of the curriculum introduction course, combinational circuits, sequential circuits and digital systems, computer design, and microcontrollers in the department. eversolecd@vmi.edu, Administrative Assistant While in flight, LT Kellner functioned as a Tactical Coordinator (TC), managing a crew of 9 personnel on a variety of mission profiles. afrotc@vmi.edu He holds a Bachelor’s of Science in Criminal Justice and a Bachelor’s of Arts in Political Science from Jacksonville State University and a Master of Science in Adult Education from Kansas State University, as well as, a Master’s of Science in National Security and Strategic Studies from the Air War College. Professor 206 Scott Shipp Hall Wes came to VMI in 1981 as a support technician in the Physics department. She received her Ph.D. degree from Ajou University in South Korea in 2007 and then worked at the University of Pittsburgh and the University of Florida as a research faculty. Virginia Museum of the Civil War Ph.D. - Indiana University Bloomington Natalie’s research focuses on memory, socialism, post-colonialism, activism, globalism, visual rhetoric, national identity, and theories and concepts of space. M.F.A. Specialty: Geotechnical Engineering and Geology Subcutaneous movements of visible implant elastomers in wood frogs (Rana sylvatica). Ph.D. - Bowling Green University Ph.D. - Florida State University brookegm@vmi.edu Ph.D. - George Washington University ticenpj@vmi.edu Illinois is the second-most corrupt state in the nation, according to research by the University of Illinois-Chicago. Bio. Captain Beck’s personal awards and qualifications include two Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals, Expert Rifle Qualification (2nd Award), Expert Pistol Qualification (3rd Award), and a Brown Belt in the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program. 417 Scott Shipp Hall 2082 Kilbourne Hall Following OBC, he served in Camp Page, Korea as an Aeroscout Platoon Leader flying OH-58 helicopters. Naval Academy, and the College of William and Mary. 215 Scott Shipp Hall, Workstation 2 540-464-7497 Master Sergeant Coleman’s awards include the Combat Infantry Badge, Drill Sergeant Identification Badge, U.S. Army Recruiter Badge with Three Sapphire Achievement Stars, Bronze Star Medal, Meritorious Service Medal, ARCOM (3), AAM (2), AGCM, ARCAM, ASR, OSR, ARCOT, AFRMM, GWOTS, ICM, NDSMB. 540-464-7554 While assigned to Ft. Riley he participated in several NTC rotations as a Section Sergeant and Platoon Sergeant. 540-464-7932 – James Madison University 323A, Scott Shipp Hall 540-464-7354 ), "Disaggregated Business Fixed Investment - The Response of Structures and Equipment to Macroeconomic Fluctuations and Policies," Midwestern Business & Economic Review, Fall 2008, (with Mark Tuttle. Professor COL Pegg was commissioned through the Virginia Military Institute (ROTC) in 1992. 540-464-7412 Institute and Corps Sergeant Major They have three children: Lisa (27), Will (21) and Josh (19). Sergeant Smith has deployed in support of Operation INHERENT RESOLVE. Gravel Institute is named for its founder Mike Gravel, a former United States Senator from Alaska and two-time U.S. presidential candidate.. Christopher M. Blunda teaches advanced courses on the history of the ancient Mediterranean and the two-semester World History course. In 2008, she assumed the responsibility as the administrator of the LMS (Learning Management System). 540-464-7552 Ph.D. - The Ohio State University SFC Bryan is now assigned to 2-319th Regiment (USAR) in Covington, VA as a Senior Instructor. Bio. He has developed numerous professional software including Tianhe CAD, Tianhe CAPP, E-portfolios, Open source education software (code named Sakai), Sports Management, Schedule Management and Optimization etc. jungjk@vmi.edu Pulmonary Pathophysiology: The Essentials. On 4 March 2000 he deployed with G Troop, 2nd Sqdn, 3rd ACR to Camp McGovern, Bosnia. mcdonaldcr@vmi.edu 540-464-7147 540-464-7408 Lieutenant Fontana’s personal awards include the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medals (with two Gold Stars) as well as multiple unit and service awards. graydr@vmi.edu 318 Nichols 2080 Kilbourne Hall During his career, Staff Sgt. Bio. - Drexel University Major Sana is a native of Sunnyvale, California and was commissioned in 2006 after graduating from California State Polytechnic University, Pomona with a Bachelor of Science degree in aerospace engineering. 540-464-7045 Ph.D. - Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda Capt. First Lieutenant Beck was then requested by name to support a CENTCOM initiative in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia where he served as a Current Operations Action Officer and a Watch Officer. Ph.D. - University of Georgia Registrar She is native to Rockbridge County. hudsonjw@vmi.edu, Security Officer 426 Mallory Hall M.A. He has taught a variety of topics, including the Arabic language (all levels), Arabic media, and Arabic societies. Bio. Specialty: Labor Economics, Economic History, Political Economy and Applied Econometrics 2011 Kilbourne Hall Capturing the auditory experience of behaving bats: a preliminary study. She worked at a level one trauma center as a Registered Nurse, before returning home to work at the local emergency department and pursue her nurse practitioner degree. Professional Engineer Teaching:  My teaching expertise includes area ecology, behavior, and conservation. One aspect of this work is the synthesis of novel nitrogen-containing natural products; particularly indole alkaloids from sea sponges and pyrazole alkaloids from traditional folklore plants. Bio, Specialty:  Organic Chemistry & Synthetic and Medicinal Chemistry. 540-464-7559 448 Post Hospital Ms. Ruffin worked for a year after completing her degree as a College Admissions Counselor. eltoweissymy@vmi.edu Ph.D. - Old Dominion University Named in 1791 by Nicolas Théodore de Saussure in honor of the French mineralogist and geologist, Déodat (Dieudonné) Guy Silvain Tancrède Gratet de Dolomieu [June 24, 1750, Dolomieu, near Tour-du-Pin, Isère, France - November 26, 1801, Château-Neuf, Sâone-et-Loire, France]. Conducting research, especially as a mentor to undergraduates, is an invigorating part of my position at VMI. smithsq@vmi.edu Ambystoma talpoideum (mole salamander). SGM Reed dedicated 51 months of service as the First Sergeant for three companies: a rifle company and dismounted reconnaissance troop with 1st Brigade, 82nd Airborne Division, and as the Brigade HHC First Sergeant for Area Support Group – Qatar. timmestc@vmi.edu In 1992, Col. Miller became the first woman to head an academic department at VMI, and to date, she is the longest-serving department head in the school’s history. David was born in Jacksonville, FL and moved to Virginia in 2005. Before joining VMI in 2017, she taught at Tri-County Technical College, Clemson University, and Stamford University, Bangladesh. Bio. 102 Smith Hall A native of Lexington, she holds a B.A. Bio. In 2007 he was assigned to the 1030th Transportation Battalion as the S3 Operations Officer, and deployed to Iraq as an LMAT Adviser with the 329th Regional Support Group. campbelldc@vmi.edu whitmanjm@vmi.edu, Assistant Professor He serves as the Enterprise Server Administrator supporting messaging and directory services to the Institute. Computer/Multimedia Support Dr. LaRocca draws from his prior experience as an Army officer, as well as his training in psychology and leadership to contribute to the education and professional development of cadets at VMI. 540-464-7144 rogersgk@vmi.edu Ph.D.-Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute "Weighing the Risks - Are Exchange Traded Notes Right for Your Clients?" 302-C Carroll Hall Schablik has been assigned to the following units: 19th Adjutant General Theater Support Command, South Korea, 8th Army Troop Command, South Korea, 82nd Adjutant General Personnel Service Battalion, Fort Bragg, North Carolina, United Nations Command, Combined Forces Command, U.S. Bio, Lt. Col. Julie Phillips Brown is a poet, critic, painter, and book artist. Mohamed Eltoweissy is Department Head and Professor of Computer and Information Sciences , as well as Director of the Cyber Defense Laboratory at Virginia Military Institute. and Ph.D. from the University of Texas at Austin. He has two kids, Benjamin and Lydia. S. Albin, J. D. Satira, D. L. Livingston, and T. A. Shull, "Stimulated Electronic Transition Concept for an Erasable Optical Memory," Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, vol. 540-464-7017 His research interests also extend to positive psychology, including posttraumatic growth and its relation to other measures of well-being. In 2004, upon completion of the Infantry Officer’s Career Course, COL Brannon was assigned to the 3rd Battalion, 187th Infantry Regiment, 3rd Brigade Combat Team (Rakkasans), 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) where he served as a Rifle Company Commander. 801‑804, November 1987. 540-464-7932 Recruiting Operations OfficerMilitary Science and Leadership, Assistant Professor of Physics 540-464-7438 M.Ed. Manager FT/PT/YR . jarvistk@vmi.edu, Colonel U.S. Army (Retired) Font. Col. Dennis Foster is Department Head and Professor of International Studies and Political Science at Virginia Military Institute. In 2010, COL Brannon was assigned to HHC Brigade, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, North Carolina where he served as the Brigade Operations Officer. 540-464-7084 Other assignments include Chief of Staff, U.S. Army Cadet Command; Field Artillery Branch Chief, Human Resources Command; Commander 3rd Battalion, 320th Field Artillery,101st Airborne Division; duty at the United States Military Delegation to NATO in Brussels Belgium; and other field artillery assignments as a company and field grade officer. Bio, Comptroller Bio, Assistant Commandant for Support ), July 2014 - May 2014, Student, USMC Expeditionary Warfare School, Quantico MCB, VA, June 2014 - June 2017, Director, Cyber Operations and Maintenance, 607th Air Control Squadron, Luke AFB, AZ, June 2017 - December 2017, Director of Operations, 346th Test Squadron, Joint Base San Antonio- Lackland, TX, December 2017 - June 2019, Branch Chief, Current Cyber Operations, 24th Air Force, Joint Base San Antonio-Lackland, TX, June 2019 - present, Recruiting Officer and Operations Flight Commander, AFROTC Detachment 880, Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, VA, Ph.D. - University of Maryland, U.S.A., (Nuclear Physics, Experiment), Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, USA (2018-present), Professor, Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, USA (2013-2018), Associate Professor, Phys 120, Phys 121 (General Physics-II with Algebra), Phys 160 (General Physics-I with calculus), Phys 161 (General Physics-II with calculus), Phys 344 (Nuclear Physics), Phys 381 (Radiation detection), Phys 481 (Applications of Nuclear Technologies, with Lab), Phys 420 (Capstone, Research project), Phys 155/115 (General Physics Laboratory I), Phys 156/116 (General Physics Laboratory II), Phys 334 (Nuclear Physics Lab), August 2005 - March 2006, Student, Academy Flight Screening, U.S. Air Force Academy, Colorado, April 2006 - October 2006, Student, Undergraduate Pilot Training, Columbus AFB, Mississippi, November 2006 - October 2007, Student, Undergraduate Pilot Training, Corpus Christi Naval Air Station, Texas, November 2007 - February 2008, Student, C-130 training, Little Rock AFB, Arkansas, March 2008 - May 2012, EC-130H Pilot, Davis-Monthan AFB, Arizona, June 2012 - August 2012, Student, RQ-4 training, Beale AFB, California, September 2012 – October 2016, Chief of Training, RQ-4 Evaluator Pilot, Grand Forks AFB, North Dakota, March 2015 – January 2016, Tops in Blue Troop Commander/Tour Director, San Antonio, Texas, October 2016 – April 2017, Assistant Director of Operations, RQ-4 Evaluator Pilot, Andersen AFB, Guam, April 2017 – June 2020, Branch Chief, AF TENCAP, Schriever AFB, Colorado, July 2020 – Present, Aerospace Studies Instructor, AF ROTC Det 880, Virginia Military Institute, Lexington, VA. Nell, W. W., "Design Considerations for a Large Trebuchet", Timber Framing, 44, June 1997. 540-464-7161 Ph.D. - Yale University, History Austin, K. B., P. R. Moosman, and H. H. Thomas. richterdj@vmi.edu He is also the assistant director of Rat Challenge and is primarily in charge of overseeing the onsite activities, with oversight of the Low Initiatives. Bio. Specialty: Astronomy, Thin Films and Thin Film Devices Bio, Micro Lab Coordinator 101 Old Hospital Specialty: Vertebrate Biology LTC Kendrick’s primary research interests include polemic and violence in the French Wars of Religion, gender in sixteenth-century French devotional poetry and the integration of classroom technology with language learning. Hired as Administrative Assistant 2010-present. Associate ProfessorInternational Studies and Political Science, Chief Military Science Instructor murrayta@vmi.edu As Operations Officer, he supervises all unit operations, recruiting, and education functions; oversees cadre training and professional development; leads, recruits, trains, counsels and evaluates 383 highly qualified young men & women as prospective AF officers; supervises cadre and all detachment activities; and serves as the interim commander in the absence of the commander. Upon commissioning he was sent to Pensacola, Florida to begin training as a Student Naval Aviator. Currently, I am working on several projects related to education, coordination in games, charitable giving, and volunteering. Mohamed’s publications: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=pOxASp0AAAAJ&hl=, Instructor afrotc@vmi.edu Valentina Dimitrova-Grajzl received her Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Maryland, College Park, in 2006. mccaindf@vmi.edu 2012. afrotc@vmi.edu, Accounts Payable, Travel Bio. In January 1985, he returned stateside and served as a Mortar Platoon Leader, Company Executive Officer, and Battalion Assistant S4 in the 2nd Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment at Fort Lewis, Washington. 163‑167, November 1990. He served as Chair and Professor of Officership at the Simon Center for the Professional Military Ethic at the United States Military Academy. Nearly 400 Army Officers were commissioned during his tenure, and VMI earned the MacArthur ROTC Award for unit excellence. gluckmh@vmi.edu lasisiaa@vmi.edu 540-464-7925 In early January 2014, Chaplain Casper was selected as the Institute’s first Associate Chaplain to the Corps of Cadets. The sudden arrival of White Nose Syndrome in the Northeast and its continued rapid spread into other parts of North America raises serious concerns for this and other species of bats and highlights the need for basic ecological research. Prior to his current assignment, he was the Current Cyber Operations Branch Chief at the 24th Air Force supporting cyberspace operations for the 24th Air Force, Air Forces Cyber, and Joint Force Headquarters-Cyber (Air Force).

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