ERIC M. JAMISON
576B Bennedict Rd  West Point, NY 10996
(845) 859-4269  eric.jamison@usma.edu
EDUCATION
DUKE UNIVERSITY, The Fuqua School of Business, Durham, NC
Master of Business Administration, May 2007. Honored as a Fuqua Merit Scholar, Rollins Scholar, and Searby Scholar.
THE UNITED STATES MILITARY ACADEMY, West Point, NY
Bachelor of Science, Engineering Management, May1997. Honored as a Distinguished Cadet in '96 & '97 (GPA above 3.67 and
Excellence in Physical Training and Military Conduct). Accredited as an Engineering Intern in the State of New York through the
Fundamentals of Engineering Exam.
EXPERIENCE
2007-Present
DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL SCIENCES, UNITES STATES MILITARY ACADEMY, West Point, NY
Instructor, Principles of Economics
 Selected for early promotion from Captain to Major.
 Responsible for mentoring and teaching 65 cadets the fundamentals of Economics.
2002-2005
1st SQUADRON, 10th U.S. CAVALRY, UNITED STATES ARMY, Fort Hood, TX / Iraq
Headquarters and Headquarters Troop Commander
 Selected to lead the largest unit in the 3000 soldier brigade.
 Nominated as a Leadership Award representative from among 60 captains in the brigade.
 Led 293 soldiers while supporting an 850-man squadron with everything from food, maintenance, fuel, supplies
to medical care.
 Awarded the Meritorious Service Medal for outstanding leadership as a commander.
Cavalry Troop Commander
 Awarded the Bronze Star for actions during Operation Iraqi Freedom.
 Responsible for 132 men while deployed in combat. Charged with maintaining and protecting 24 combat
vehicles and 9 support vehicles valued in excess of $90 million.
 Appointed as the military governor charged with the rebuilding of the cities of Khanaqin and Balad Ruz, Iraq,
Tasks included establishing and training police forces, fire fighters, city council and a border guard.
 Established a new government for Khanaqin, and directed all aspects of the first free election in the city.
 Created a 346-man Iraqi border guard from inception to execution. Secured and wrote contracts, designed
functional organizational templates, rebuilt facilities and worked within the societal norms of a foreign culture.
Squadron Plans Officer
 Developed the plan that deployed an 850-man unit from Fort Hood, Texas, to Iraq.
 Planned 5 successive offensive operations resulting in the seizure and destruction of critical Iraqi military
elements from Baghdad to Mosul to the Iranian border.
2001-2002
4th INFANTRY DIVISION, UNITED STATES ARMY, Fort Hood, TX
Assistant Division Training Officer
 Responsible for the Division Tactical Command Post, providing forward command and control for a 20,000
soldier division during combat operations for the Army's only digital division.
 Coordinated training and other events involving the 4th Infantry Division and partnered National Guard units.
1998-2000
3rd SQUADRON, 7th U.S. CAVALRY, UNITED STATES ARMY, Fort Stewart, GA
Troop Executive Officer
 Rated as the best of 7 executive officers on two consecutive Officer Evaluation Reports.
 Served as second in command of a Cavalry Troop with 130 soldiers and over $100 million in equipment.
 Successfully managed 14 mechanics resulting in the highest readiness rating out of 7 units.
 Managed the Troop Maintenance and Supply Budget of approximately $300,000.
Scout Platoon Leader
 Selected to command a platoon normally reserved for more senior lieutenants.
 Responsible for the training and welfare of 30 soldiers and equipment valued in excess of $5 million.
 Planned and supervised the deployment of 137 soldiers and equipment to Kuwait for Operation Desert Spring.
 Twice awarded the Army Commendation Medal for leading the top gunnery crew out of 41 crews in the unit.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
Third Flight Club Champion at Berry Creek Country Club in 2004. College Football and Basketball fan. Proud father of a 2 year old
baby boy.