Anticipated Plans After Graduation or where did you graduate from and what are you doing now::
Graduated Niagara University with a Bachelor of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice in 1996. Currently work as a Paramedic, Paramedic Supervisor, and Tactical Paramedic with local SWAT teams. Also, Sergeant First Class in the Army Reserves. First deployment to Iraq in 2004-2005 as an embedded advisor to an Iraqi Army Infantry Battalion.
Received numerous decorations to include Bronze Star, Meritorious Service Medal, Combat Medic Badge, and others.
As of date of this survey, 7 Nov 2007, I am currently on my second tour of duty to Iraq. This time I am in charge of 3rd Infantry Division Civil Affairs Public Health Project reporting and tracking. I am also Field First Sergeant for the 401st Civil Affairs Battalion and in charge of medical responses in my living area when we are attacke.

Eagle Project Description:
My Eagle Project was located at Braddock Bay State Park just outside Rochester, NY.
I organized and lead approximately 20 Scouts and other assistants in clearing a trail for easier access to some of the bird watching and studies locations and laying mulch on the trail to help the maintain the trail and access. I also lead the Troop in building approximately 20 bird houses for placement at various locations throughout the park.ar.

Favorite Camping Experience:
It's very difficult to come up with a favorite camping experience. They were all worthwhile and excellent experiences. The one that I remember the best was back in the fall of 1990 at Babcock Hovey. As we were on our Saturday hike through the camp grounds, Michael Hunt and I noticed 3 girl scouts struggling to carry 5 gallon jugs of water to their area. Being the nice guys that we were, we assisted them in their mission to have clean water. Because of our kindness, the girls and their leaders invited us back to their cabin for a nice campground cooked meal. Obviously, as growing boys, this was after our dinner with our own Troop. We then stayed and played cards late into the evening. Upon our return to Rochester at Mike's Eagle Scout ceremony, we were presented with the Climer/Pero Meritorious Award for Chivalry for aiding girl scouts in need. The plaque was presented upon a piece of bark that they had secured from the camp site.