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Dr. Harry L. Hobbs Communications Relations Officer
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Dr. Harry L. Hobbs began his HPD Career on September 7, 2010 Career Assignments: U.S. Army Soldier / Chief Warrant Officer 5 - 1978-2007 Adjunct Professor
at Florida
Institute of Technology - 2002 - Present Professor of Military Science JROTC Columbia High School
- 2007-2010 Police Communications Relations Officer - 2010 - present Civilian Education: Doctorate Degree in Human Resources Management from Pacific Western University, Honolulu, Hawaii Master of Science degree in Human Services, Murray State University, Kentucky Bachelor of Science degree in Resources Management, Troy State at Dothan, Alabama Associate of Science degree in Missile and Munitions Technology, John C. Calhoun State College, Decatur Alabama. Law Enforcement Training:
Juvenile Homicide & Juvenile Mass Murder - February 2012
Specialized Instructor for Media Relations - December 2011
Countering Violent Extremism Through Community Partnerships - April 2011 Advanced News Media Training - January 2011
Understanding & Planning for School Bomb Incidents Awareness - February 2011 FBI Media Relations Training - September 2010
Public Safety Media Relations Training - November 2012
Biography His Officer military education includes the following courses: Warrant Officer Candidate School, Warrant Officer Basic Course, Warrant Officer Advanced Course (Distinguished Honor Graduate), Warrant Officer Staff Course, Warrant Officer Senior Staff Course, Airborne School, Basic Instructor Course, Small Group Instructor Training Course, Systems Approach to Training Course, Air Assault School, Military Operations on Urban Terrain School, Survival Escape Resistance and Evasion School (He was the first Missile Systems Warrant Officer in the Army to be a Level C instructor), Logistics Management Course, Master Fitness, Supply Officer course, Equal Opportunity School, Nuclear Biological Chemical School, Security Manager's Course, Total Quality Management, Safety Course, Combat Life Saver's Course, Supervisory Development Course, Pre Command Course (He was the first Warrant Officer AIT Commander in the Army to attend this Course), Cadre Training Course, Senior Training Managers Course, Force Management Course and Organizational Leadership for Executives. He is a Master Instructor and has taught at every level of the Warrant Officer Education system/Academies: Warrant Officer Entry Course, Warrant Officer Basic Course, Warrant Officer Advanced Course, Warrant Officer Staff Course and the Warrant Officer Senior Staff course. He was the only Missile Systems Warrant Officer in the history of the Army that has ever taught at every level of the Warrant Officer Education System, was a Level C SERE Instructor, was an Active Duty Detachment Commander, earned a PhD and was selected for an early promotion below the Zone to the rank of Chief Warrant Officer Five at the time of his retirement.
He was inducted into the
Prestigious Sergeant Morales Leadership Club and the
Audie Murphy
Leadership Club during his enlisted career. He was inducted into
the V Corps Distinguished
Leader Club during his career as an Officer. He was awarded the Bronze
Star while performing combat operations during Gulf War (Desert Storm).
During his retirement ceremony he was awarded the Legion of Merit Award
for his values based philosophy and ability to train and mentor generations of
Soldiers into outstanding military leaders.
Markets the mission, vision, core values of the Huntsville Police Department
to the community
Implements Crime Awareness Campaigns
Director of the annual
CAFY event that informs the youth of Huntsville on the 4 pillars of success (health, physical fitness, careers and education)
ALS and
United Way Coordinator
Community Guest Speaker at special events
Instructs Military Leadership courses for civilians at Team Redstone
(LIFT)
Instructs Civilian Leadership courses for
Leadership Huntsville
Instructs Courses (cultural diversity, conflict resolution,
fitness/nutrition, ethics & leadership and stress management) at the
Huntsville Police Academy
Civilian and Military Awards and Achievements: He was awarded the African American Academic Achievement Award with Honors - Murray State University 1997 (GPA 4.00), Omicron Delta Kappa Society Murray State University 1997 and Pacific Western University Doctorate Honors Graduate 1998 (GPA 4.00).
He is also a lifetime member of the Sergeant Morales Club, the V Corps Distinguished Leader Club, the Ordnance Order of Samuel Sharp, the Order of Saint Barbara, the Audie Murphy Club and is a Eagle Scout class of 1977.His Military Awards include the Legion of Merit, the Bronze Star Medal, Meritorious Service Medal-05, Army Commendation Medal-10, Army Achievement Medal-08, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal and the Military Outstanding Volunteer Service Medal.
He was chosen as
“Mr. Man Premiere 2009”
(sponsored by Sam Brown Productions) for the areas of North Alabama based on his individual community service and his JROTC Program’s community involvement as well as being a role model/mentor for young people in the Tennessee Valley area.
Dr. Hobbs was selected as the Mentor of the Year 2011 for the City of Huntsville by the
100 Black Men of Greater Huntsville Chapter. He was selected based on his work with youth from all walks of life and his commitment to the success of all youth he interacts with on a daily basis.
Dr. Hobbs
was recently selected as the Veteran of the Year 2012 for the City of Madison by
the Madison City Rotary Club. He was selected based on his community
involvement with Military Active Duty and Veterans Organizations from all
Military Services.
Was
recognized by Congressman Mo Brooks for being selected as the Madison City
Outstanding Veteran 2012 for his service to veterans and the community.
Was selected as the inaugural
"Man of Distinction Award 2012.....Honoring the Distinguished Gentleman",
sponsored by Fashion Week Alabama committee.
The objective of this award is to recognize the contributions of outstanding men
in our community who have distinguished themselves with excellence in character,
excellence in community achievement, a distinguished appearance, and who
represent a symbol of honor or rank in business, church or community.
He
was recently selected to be inducted into the
U.S. Army Ordnance Corps Hall of
Fame. His induction ceremony will be June 12, 2013. He is the
first Land Combat Missile Systems Warrant Officer in the history of the Army to
be inducted into the U.S. Army Ordnance Corps Hall of Fame.
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