MAX G. SCHNEIDER

481 L.M. DAVEY LANE, TITUSVILLE FLORIDA, 32780 CELL: 321-536-5620 MAXMAN1992@GMAIL.COM

Civilian Education

Bachelor of Science, Interdisciplinary Social Science - Urban Studies Concentration Florida State University (FSU), Tallahassee, FL Aug 2013 – May 2015College of Social Sciences and Public Policy (Phi Sigma Theta National Honor Society)

Associate of Arts Wentworth Military Academy and College, Lexington, MOCorps of Cadets Aug 2011 - May 2013

Military Education

Quartermaster Basic Officer Leadership Course (BOLC), Fort Lee, VA- May-Aug 2015 Senior Reserve Officer Training Course (ROTC) Graduate, Wentworth Military College, Commissioned

Second Lieutenant, United States Army - May 2013 Military to Military Internship Program, Okinawa Japan – August 2012 Leadership Development Assessment Course (LDAC), Joint base Lewis-McChord, WA – July 2012 Humanitarian Internship, Cultural Understanding and Language Proficiency (CULP), Tanzania Africa –

May - June 2012 Senior ROTC, Leadership Training Course (LTC), Ft. Knox KY – June 2011

Affiliations

FSU Collegiate Veterans Association, Member Pi Kappa Phi, Fraternity Member Phi Sigma Theta, National Honor Society

Civilian Certifications

Certified Lifeguard, YMCA, May 2010 CPR Certified, May 2010 Swim Instructor Certification, YMCA, Jun 2010 PADI SCUBA Course completion, Nov 2012 Motorcycle Safety Course, Dec 2012

Military Certifications and Qualifications

Army Quartermaster Basic Officer Leadership course (BOLC) Graduate, 1LT Reserve Officer Training Course (ROTC) Graduate, Commissioned 2LT Combat Lifesaver Course (CLS) Nov 2012 Qualified Expert with the 9mm and M4 Proficient M2, M240 and MK 19 Army Physical Fitness Test (APFT), 300 pts

Clearance: SECRET

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Languages

English Farsi, Completed 2 years of language at Wentworth Military College

Experience and Professional Qualifications

US Army Quartermaster Basic Officer Leadership Course(May 2015 – Aug 2015)Army Logistical University562 Quarters Rd, Fort Lee, VA 23801

QM BOLC is approximately 16 weeks long and divided into the ar-eas of Professional Development, General Supply, and Quartermas-ter Sustainment Operations in areas such as: Aerial Delivery & Field Services, Army Physical Fitness Test, Communication Skills, Cap-stone Exercise, Field Training Exercise(s), GCSS-Army, Land Navi-gation, Mortuary Affairs, Peer Evaluation, Petroleum & Water Oper-ations, Property Management, Subsistence, Tactical Logistics, Training Management, Unit Maintenance Operations, Weapons Qualification.

US Marshals Department(Jan 2014 – May 2015)111 North Adams Street,Tallahassee, FL 32301

Selected for full time internship with the United States Marshals Office located in Tallahassee, Florida for a period of 16 weeks; consisting of 40-50 hours per week to include weekends as needed. On the job training comprised of weapons handling, use of latest security techniques and equipment to protect judges, their staffs, prosecutors, witnesses and jurors. Prisoner custody and transportation, warrant and arrest execution as well as execution of civil and criminal processes at the direction of the courts.

2LT USAR(May 2013-Present)160th Military Police Battalion, 222 Ausley Rd, Tallahassee, Fl 32304

United States Army Reserve (USAR), Second Lieutenant, Battalion (Bn) S-1 staff Officer. Manage the S-1 (Personnel Section) for the Bn. Responsible for all personnel actions, including such things as: issuing orders, promotions, awards & decorations, boards, flagging actions, personnel manning & assignments, personnel records, officer and enlisted evaluations, all administrative and disciplinary actions such as article 15’s, demotions, garnishing of wages and discharges, reenlistments, pay, family care plans and all benefits documentation. The primary advisor to the command on all matters of personnel, administrative functions and activities. Also served as the Battalion Supply Officer (S-4); responsible for transportation, logistics, maintenance and budget issues within the Battalion. Evaluated as the Battle Captain at Annual Training (AT) for TRIAD exercise.

Mint Lounge (2014-2015)215 W. College Ave #102Tallahassee, Fl 32301

Server, bar-back and Bar Tender in a high end establishment with live entertainment, serving food and spirits. Stock bar with beer, wine, liquor and related supplies such as ice and glassware. Plan, organize, and control the operations of the lounge and three bar areas. Perform ID check to verify age requirements for purchase of alcohol; receive, process and deliver orders, collect money and balance cash receipts. Responsible for limiting problems and liability related to customers’ excessive drinking by taking steps such as persuading responsible behavior, stopping drink orders, ordering taxis and asking customers who become inappropriate to leave, or physically remove them.

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ROTC Cadet/ARNG PVT(2011-2013)Wentworth Military College1880 Washington Ave.Lexington, MO 64067

&715th Military Police Company1800 W. Hibiscus BlvdMelbourne, Fl 32901

Enlisted in the Florida Army National upon graduating High School; received an ROTC, Early Commissioning Program (ECP) scholarship to attend Wentworth Military Academy and College. A member of the Jr. College basketball team and participated in the marching band, representing my school in parades, ceremonies and football games as a trumpet player. Performed monthly military duty, as an active Army National Guardsmen and trained both summers following H.S., at Ft. Knox KY and the following summer at Joint base Lewis-McChord. Completed two international internships (in Africa and Japan). Served as the Battalion S-1 (Personnel Management Officer) responsible for all personnel/student and Cadet accountability and the S-3 (Training/Operations) staff Officer, responsible for developing training plans to include physical fitness objectives for the ROTC program. Learned good study habits and made the Dean’s list; developed professional and presentational skills, as well as proper military bearing and leadership.

Humanitarian Internship (Summer 2012)Cultural Understanding and Language Proficiency (CULP), Tanzania Africa

Served a humanitarian assignment in Tanzania Africa. Worked in Africa with the Army Corps of Engineers to build a school and a drinking well. Also worked with the local village to teach English to elementary school children. This cultural exchange enriched my appreciation of service, citizenship and human understanding.

Military to Military Internship(Summer 2012) Okinawa Japan

Selected for a Military to Military assignment in Okinawa Japan. While in Okinawa, served as an Air Defense Artillery (ADA) platoon leader, learning leadership first hand and gained valuable management skills from the Non-commissioned Officers (NCO’s). Being 20 yrs old, relating mostly to the enlisted and junior NCO’s. It was humbling that they valued teaching me how to be a good Officer.

YMCA (2008-2011)2400 Harrison Street, Titusville, FL 32780 &1519 Clearlake Rd.Cocoa, FL 32922

Volunteer Coach and Referee during High School years. Coached middle school age co-ed and boys basketball. Obtained lifeguard certification and was hired as a YMCA Life Guard, youth counselor and swim instructor. Working with children and young adults al-lowed me to develop a likable and composed temperament. Func-tioned as a mentor to both children and young teens by teaching practical skills in swimming, basketball, soccer, flag football as well as group activities which greatly enhanced my social skills and abil-ity to interact with young people. Interacted with the community as a YMCA staff member, during activities, 5K races, family triathlons and to increase membership and volunteer support. My work ethic was established with the knowledge of YMCA values and funda-mental principles of family and community.

References: upon request

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