Chuck Blakley

EDUCATION

 

Military Education: Entry and Advance levels of leadership, operations, personnel management, training, and administration.

                     Army Command and General Staff School; 1989

                    AH-64 Attack Helicopter Qualification Course; 1987

                   

Schedule

 

Substitute Teacher Instructions


Professional Report Format


Professional Report Rubrics


Teaching Philosophy


Book List
 
Infantry Officer Advance Course; 1978

                    Aviation Flight Qualification Course; 1974

                    Ranger Course; 1973

                   Airborne Course; 1972

                    Infantry Officer Basic Course; 1972

 

Civilian Education:

                    Teaching Certificate (Mathematics), State of Georgia, Georgia Southern University, Statesboro, GA; 1993.

                    Master of Science, Operations Research, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA; 1984

                     Bachelor of Science, United States Military Academy, West Point, NY; 1972

 

MILITARY EXPERIENCE

 

U.S. Army Officer

            Chief, Accident Statistics and Trends Branch, Ft. Rucker, AL                   1991-1992

            Executive Officer, Aviation Brigade, HAAF, Savannah, GA                      1989-1991

            Commander, Attack Helicopter Training Company, Ft. Rucker, AL          1987-1988

            Chief, Developmental Systems Study Branch, Ft. Rucker, AL                  1984-1987

            Operations Officer, Attack Helicopter Company, FRG                              1980-1982

U.S Army Officer, prior to                               

 

                                                PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

 

Math Teacher, Charter Conservatory School for the Arts and

Technology, Statesboro, GA                                                                                2005-present

Math Teacher, Bulloch County Alternative School, Statesboro, GA                    2004-2005

Math Instructor, Ogeechee Technical College, Statesboro, GA                           2003-2004

Business/System Analyst/Project Lead, Computer Science Corp.,                      2001-2003

Savannah, GA

Business/System Analyst/Project Lead, Gulfstream Aerospace Corp.,                1998-2001

Savannah, GA

Structures Technician, Gulfstream Aerospace Corp., Savannah, GA                 1997-1998

Mathematics Teacher, Claxton High School, Claxton, GA                                 1993-1996

 

SUMMARY

 

As reports project lead for the Gulfstream Corridor Service Network Phase 1 project planned, coordinated, directed and assigned resources to determine and gather user report requirements and develop 151 reports.  Met user and Computer Science Corporation expectations for report quality and efficiency.

 

 

While employed by Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation, planned and implemented computer application roll-out to off-site locations; gathered business area reporting and input requirements; ensured system compliance with FAA and company quality assurance requirements; and led the effort to standardize coding and forms. Coordinated the collection of engineering team data and reporting requirements.

 

As the Aviation Brigade Executive Officer, successfully managed the planning and deployment of over 1200 personnel, vehicles, helicopters, and equipment to Saudi Arabia and back by air and sea.  Also, supervised the daily administrative, logistical, maintenance, and life-support requirements in a hostile environment of an organization consisting of 2500 personnel and over 450 pieces of technically advance vehicles and machinery.

 

As an Army company commander, reorganized the structure of a 70-person organization and supervised the revision of the training syllabus to improve the efficiency of training provided to flight students.  These efforts reduced training time by 28%, saving $24 million dollars annually, without sacrificing quality or safety.

 

While serving at the Concepts and Developments Directorate, Ft. Rucker, Al, planned and managed a cost-effectiveness and computer modeling analysis for a $40 billion dollar major system purchase by the U.S. Army, documented the results, and prepared numerous presentations to Departments of Army and Defense personnel.  Identified and negotiated design trade-offs needed for compliance with program cost, weight, manpower goals, and system operating requirements. Consulted with Department of Army officials during proposal and contract writing.

 

 

Recognitions

 

While at the United States Military Academy, I lettered three years in varsity football and was the most valuable player for the 1971 team.  We beat Navy three out of the four years I attended West Point, including my senior year.

 

As an Army officer I received three Meritorious Service Medals, and One Army Commendation Medal.  I also received the Kuwait Liberation Medal and the Southwest Asia Service Medal during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm.

 

While at Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation I received two “Gold” awards for service.


I have also been known to play football.