SCRA’S Timothy Chavez Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel by US Air Force Reserve
September 7, 2010
CHARLESTON, SC – September 7, 2010 – SCRA, a South Carolina-basedglobal leader in applied research and commercialization, announcestoday that Timothy Chavez has been selected for promotion to LieutenantColonel in the US Air Force Reserve. At SCRA, Chavez holds the positionof Senior Joint Test and Evaluation Engineer with SCRA affiliateAdvanced Technology International. In this role, he provides on-sitesupport to the Joint System Integration Center (JSIC) in Suffolk,Virginia.
Chavez currently serves in the US Air Force Reserve as Chief of theCommand and Control (C2) Architecture and Analysis Division at the AirForce C2 Integration Center. Prior to joining SCRA in 2007, Chavez hadbeen on active duty with the US Air Force since 1990. He most recentlyserved as a Branch Chief and Test Director for the Air Force Test andEvaluation Center’s Detachment 3.
Chavez is currently working toward a Master’s Degree in InformationResource Management at the University of Maryland. He holds a BS Degreein Computer Science from the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Histraining also includes Air Command and Staff College, Squadron OfficerSchool and he is a distinguished graduate of Advanced CommunicationsOfficer courses. He has earned multiple certifications and honorsincluding US Air Force Meritorious Service Medals and CommendationMedals.
About SCRA
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SCRA is a global leader in applied research and commercializationservices with its headquarters in South Carolina. SCRA collaborates toadvance technology, providing knowledge-based solutions with assuredoutcomes to industry and government, with the help of researchuniversities in SC, the US and around the world.
About Advanced Technology International
http://www.aticorp.org
The Advanced Technology Institute builds global consortia to develop andimplement innovative solutions for manufacturing, aerospace,automotive, maritime, metals, and healthcare industries. ATI-ledcollaborations attract world-class talent from premier companies,universities, and government agencies, to define technology roadmaps andresearch portfolios matched to business demands that provide therequisite resources to solve shared challenges.
ATI’s partners report improved market transition and return oninvestment with reduced risk. These practical business benefits enablethe downstream economic and social benefits of the new technologies -such as safety, affordability, manufacturing competitiveness,environmental protection, and energy conservation. A private, non-profitresearch corporation with principal operations in Charleston, SC, ATIis an affiliate of SCRA.
