Amie Beth Honeycutt

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Fort Mitchell, AL 36856

Phone: 334-***-****

Email: ablrtu@r.postjobfree.com

WORK EXPERIENCE Unites States Army

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Schofield Barracks, HI

FRG Leader 2/27 Infantry 25 ID

Acted as the Commander's representative for conducting family readiness

activities and training. Mentor and provided solid leadership to all volunteers.

Oversaw all FRG operations, monitoring timeliness, progress of planning and

execution of the Commander's goals, adhering to the strictest standards of

confidentiality at all times. Ensured all FRG volunteers received training specific to

areas of responsibilities. Tracked and reported all volunteer hours to Family

Program Office. Oversaw FRG activities. Coordinated social events for mutual

support and information. Facilitated volunteer and committee meetings,

encouraged attendance, provided an agenda, and lead appropriate discussions,

thereby creating a comfortable environment for all attendees. Ensured distribution

of newsletter, at least, quarterly. Provided the Commander with an annual

summary of the FRG self generated funds. Ensured the FRG adheres to all Army

applicable regulations and policies regarding fundraising, account balances, and

expenditures. Acted as a spokesperson for the FRG to families, and the

Commander. Worked as a team member with the MPOC, Chaplain, JAG, Public

Affairs Officer, Recruiter, and other military personnel as necessary for Unit and

family readiness. Provided updated unit roster to FRG Volunteer Recorder.

Ensured FRG adheres to governing policies, regulations, Operations Security

(OPSEC), and to the Privacy Act of 1974. Maintained FRG Binder (activity reports,

treasurer reports, after action reports, meeting minutes, etc.), with the assistance

of the FRG Leadership Team.

United States Army

Amie Beth Honeycutt

9/2005 10/2006

Executive Aide to The Adjutant General

As Executive Assistant and Confidential Assistant, I performed secretarial and

administrative duties in support of the Adjutant General. I maintained an exceptional

working knowledge of the programs, policies, and guidance's of the Office of The

Adjutant General (TAG), as well as two additional General Officers. My

responsibilities included, but were not limited to, facilitating the work of the TAG by

setting priorities, screening all official matters coming to the TAG, and when

appropriate, redirecting those that should be handled elsewhere. Completed special

projects assigned in a timely and acceptable manner; maintained the TAG's

calendar, independently scheduled and notified the Command Staff of appointments

to avoid conflicts, and in conjunction with the calendar, made specific

recommendations as to the attendance of meetings by the TAG; served as a point

of contact between the TAG, as well as, the executive staff, the state Governor's

staff and other key Federal agencies; coordinated all briefing materials to be used by

the TAG in relation to the mission of the Montana National Guard; received and

screened all calls and visitors, from high ranking officials of Federal, State, and local

government, Stakeholders (representatives of industry), and the general public in a

courteous manner. Exercised judgment in relaying messages and callers that may

be urgent to the TAG; made all travel and hotel arrangements, both foreign and

domestic, for the TAG, other superiors and staff members, and prepared and

submitted all required travel documents including travel vouchers; managed the

documentation and acquiring of supplies, property, and services, procured special

requests; provided assistance and information relating to government purchase

cards; Secured all sensitive personnel information relating to government purchase

cards, travel authorizations, staff members' credit cards, and other government

issued documentation; served as a Time and Attendance (T&A) representative,

managing and maintaining data for all personnel in their respective division. I also

served as the Protocol Officer for the Montana National Guard

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Amie Beth Honeycutt

United States Army

10/2002 11/2005

Office Administrator

Maintain daily appointment calendar for department personnel to ensure priority of

meetings; draft and type daily correspondence for the department in business and

Army format to facilitate academic and Army needs; assist other personnel in

preparation of correspondence to be submitted to College and Army offices;

organize, file, and maintain Modern Army Record Keeping System files; process all

Security Clearances; participate and transcribe weekly staff meetings with

department and faculty; maintain current reference library of over 100 Army

publications; provide administrative support for management of medical care

programs for cadre and students; prepare and maintain file items related to

administrative portion of Command Inspection Program; publish and maintain

weekly departmental suspense roster and proofread all correspondence being sent

for coherence, clarity, spelling and grammar; work and submit all DOD security

clearances for all soldiers; control and maintain all Army 201 files of all soldiers;

create temporary records to replace lost/misplaced records; conduct quality

assurance interviews during time of in/out processing, remove excess

documentation from file, ensure posting of orders, certificates of clearance, and

security determinations are made; review/prepare forms for the in/out processing of

military personnel.

Browning, Kaleczek, Berry and Hoven

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Amie Beth Honeycutt

9/2000 10/2002

Legal Assistant

Maintained library of all legal documents and publications; provided administrative

support to human resource personnel; made transportation reservations and other

travel arrangements for office personnel; organized, filed and maintained all

legislative files for clients; processed all fiscal documentation requested by the

Commissioner of Political Practices; reviewed all incoming mail and processed

accordingly; received, routed and placed calls for all staff; drafted and typed

correspondence for the Director of Government Affairs; proofread correspondence

being sent for coherence, clarity, spelling and grammar; managed all work orders for

office needs and maintained all continuing legal education credits for all legal staff

within regulation.

University of North Carolina

EDUCATION

Chapel Hill, NC US

Some College Coursework Completed 8/2001

41 Semester Hours

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Amie Beth Honeycutt

Major: Political Science

GPA: 3.4 out of 4.0

Specialized Education Army and Air Force Protocol Training (04/20/2006)

JOB RELATED TRAINING

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I am certified in Military and Government Protocol Procedures. I was trained in all

levels of military and high ranking government officials both foreign and domestic at

Nellis Air Force Base.

Training Army Admin Tech Course (08/12/2004)

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Admin tech course, United States Army Cadet Command, Fort Monroe, Virginia

Guidance on all Cadet regulations, Army regulation, security clearance

administration, maintaining all Army 201 files and issuing orders for all incoming and

outgoing soldiers.

ADDITIONAL I type 55 WPM as well 45 WPM by dictation; I am an expert in all Microsoft Office

applications as well as Corel; proficiency with the Army time keeping system as well

INFORMATION

as AFSCO (Army system for the cutting of official orders).

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