Education

I have earned four Departmental Certificates in Emergency Management Leadership, three Letters of Recommendation in Disaster Management, an Associate of Applied Science in Emergency Management (with High Honors), a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology and a Master of Business Administration with a focus in Information Technology Management.

A photo of Geof's diploma in Information Technology from WesternA photo of Geof's diploma in Emergency Management from Frederick Community College.

 

Geof's MBA Diploma I currently hold forty-seven certifications in Disaster Management and Planning from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the Georgia Emergency Management Agency (GEMA) and the National Weather Service (NOAA).

A photograph of Geof's NIMS Certificate for ICS402.

A photograph of Geof's FEMA Certificate for ICS111.

 

 
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I hold twenty-five Information Technology industry standard certifications including CompTIA‘s A+, Network+ and Security+, Certified Internet Web Professional (CIW)‘s Database Design Specialist, Web Design Specialist and Javascript Specialist. I am a Hootsuite Certified Professional, a Microsoft Certified Professional, and hold a National Computer Science Academy (NCSA)‘s Webmaster certification.

A photograph of Geof's CompTIA A+ Certificate.

A photograph of on of Geof's Microsoft certificates.

 

I was Ordained as a Minister of the Church in May of 1996 and in April of 2006 I was named a Friar of the Church by the Universal Life Seminary. I have been a Notary Public in Georgia since 2004.

Researching ways to improve scientist's access to data. Programming software to solve humanity's problems. Disseminating emergency preparedness knowledge. Sharing knowledge about science. Practicing amateur radio. Serving humanity through volunteer efforts.