Scott E. Carter

About Scott E. Carter

Skilled in many disciplines such as Human Resource Management, Financial Management, Organization Leadership and development, Business Administration, Logistics Management, and Transportation Principles. Dedicated leader and educator with over 38 years of Air Force experience and 14 years of Adult Education teaching experience. Respected professional with superior project management and communication skills. Ability to excel in a demanding, outcome-oriented, and dynamic work environment. Utilize innovative teaching strategies that promote student success. Proficient with academics & hands-on experience in teaching in the Military and University setting. Excellent motivational and instructional skills with the ability to teach in an online and classroom learning environment. Operational knowledge of training in design, development, implementation and management of small to mid-sized project. Consistently provide technical and administrative guidance in a timely and substantive manner that promotes the development of individual skills and abilities. Accomplished leader and mentor in training, developing and monitoring programs while assessing the effectiveness. Practiced communicator able to influence at all levels and maintain interpersonal and client relationships.

Experience

1. Deputy Chief, Munitions Division

   United States Air Force

   Jun 2019 — Present · Hampton, VA, US

   Responsible for the HQ Air Combat Command (ACC) A4W munitions division. Establishes policies and guidance for the maintenance, inspection, storage, inventory, status reporting, accountability, and distribution of over $11 billion in nuclear and non-nuclear munitions assets located at 31 Combat Air Force (CAF) wings. Lead change agent for the modernization of CAF munitions logistics information systems and transformation. Articulates, implements, and manages logistics requirements and sustainment for Combat Air Forces (CAF) conventional munitions and aircraft armament systems to ensure warfighter requirements are met. Responsible for MAJCOM advocacy of personnel, facilities, equipment, technical data, and required funding as well as the development of munitions support plans and functional annexes in direct support the of warfighter. Provides overall functional management to assign, train, and utilize conventional munitions and armament systems personnel. Ensures munitions units are prepared to deploy according to mobilization guidelines and oversees sustainment and modernization of Combat Air Force munitions and weapons, associated test and support equipment in the continental United States.

Education

• University of Oklahoma

  Master of Arts (MA), Human Relations

  1999 — 2001

• Capella University

  Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.), Business

  2010 — 2016

• Wayland Baptist University

  Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Occupational Education

  1993 — 1995