Fall 2022

Battalion & Company Leadership

Battalion Commander: C/LTC Josh Clenin



Battalion XO: C/MAJ Kayla Kaniaupio



Battalion CSM: C/CSM Jose Lopez



Battalion Operations CSM: C/CSM Dylan Brewer

 

 

                                                               

 

                                                                      

 

Alpha Company Commander: C/CPT Travis Kaley

Alpha Company XO: C/1LT Robbie Bruns

Alpha Company 1SG: Luis Venegas

 

Bravo Company Commander:C/CPT Andrea Sanchez Ocana

Bravo Company 1SG:C/1SG Carlos Bargeron
 

Charlie Company Commander: C/CPT Azeez Oyekanmi

 Charlie Company 1SG: C/1SG Corbin Garza

 

HHC Commander: C/CPT Kiel Green

HHC XO: C/1LT Jeremy Shepler

HHC 1SG: C/1SG: Jerrie Charles

Staff

S1-Personnel S2-Intelligence S3-Operations

   

OIC: C/CPT Reid Ravenscroft   

 NCOIC: C/SFC Kyara Velez

Asst. OIC: C/1LT Enrique Ochoa 

 Asst. OIC:C/1LT Divina Carranza

OIC: C/CPT Annahi Haylett

 NCOIC: C/SFC Kendall White   

      Asst. OIC: C/1LT Kevin Arevalo

 

OIC: C/MAJ Pedro Ponce

 NCOIC: C/SFC Travis Little

Asst. OIC: C/1LT Michael Wilkinson 

Asst. OIC: C/1LT Alonzo Soto

 
S4-Logistics S5-Volunteer/Community Outreach S6-Signal

 

OIC: C/CPT Joshua Torres-Lewis

NCOIC: C/SFC Julian Marzette

      Asst. OIC: C/1LT Cameron Dennis   

      Asst. OIC:C/1LT Kevin Cotton

 

OIC: C/CPT Pierce Lindemann

NCOIC: C/SFC Noel Hernandez

Treasurer :C/1LT Anthony Lawrence   

   Asst. OIC:C/1LT Hitan Garner  

     

 

OIC: C/CPT William Hernandez

NCOIC: C/SFC Cameron Lott

  Asst. OIC: C/1LT Jonathan Luna

  

Duties & Responsibilities

Battalion Commander (C/LTC) – Supervises, provides guidance, and direction for the Roadrunner Battalion XO, Company Commanders, and Battalion CSM in ensuring all activities and training are planned, coordinated and executed efficiently; Responsible for Mentorship Program; Link between Professor of Military Science and Cadet Battalion

Battalion Executive Officer (C/MAJ) – Second in command; assumes command and commander responsibilities in the Cadet Battalion Commander’s absence; Responsible for the cadet battalion staff officers, oversight of Training Meetings, to include note taking with due-out summarization; Supervises Roadrunner Budget Committee (responsible to cadet fund allocation); Ensures all training sites/venues are reserved; Works with C/S3 to ensure proper training oversight

Battalion Command Sergeant Major (C/CSM) – Principal advisor to the commander on the state of morale, discipline, and training of cadets within the battalion; Oversees company C/1SGs, Physical Training Plans, UTSA Army ROTC Color Guard; Link between Senior Military Instructor and Cadet Battalion

S1 (C/CPT) – Principal staff officer for all matters concerning human resources including personnel readiness, personnel awards, and headquarters management; creates and maintains Roadrunner Battalion Matrix, updates rosters with cadet contact information

S2 (C/CPT) – Supervises battalion physical security; Provides terrain analysis, light and weather data and threat information for battalion planning; Creates storyboards of all battalion functions; Oversees the cadet recruiting efforts (ROO Team)

S3 (C/MAJ) – Plans, organizes and supervises the conduct of all cadet training; largely responsible for maintenance of training meeting slides; updates Cadet Portal with training products (OPORDs, CONOPs, etc), oversees Evaluation Cards (Blue Cards)

S4 (C/CPT) – Responsible for coordinating the logistics integration of supply, maintenance, transportation and services for the Battalion; works with cadre S4 to ensure proper accountability of West Campus supply room.

S5 (C/CPT) – Responsible for enhancing the relationship between military forces and civilian authorities; In control of all Battalion fundraising, volunteer events and activities; Responsible for tracking all cadet volunteer hours; Lead of UTSA Army ROTC Alumni Association

S6 (C/CPT) – Responsible for photo/video support for all Battalion events (PAO); all social media (i.e Facebook, Instagram, Flickr), UTSA ARMY ROTC website; ensures communication (radios, callsigns, speaker) during all training events

Company Commander (C/CPT) –

  • Responsible for all company level activities
  • Supervises, provides guidance to and directs the company staff, platoon leaders and Company First Sergeant in ensuring all activities and training are planned, coordinated and executed efficiently
  • Sets the standard and direction of the company
  • Builds an effective company chain of command and develops a positive command climate
  • Develops company level training plans and continually assesses training progress, paying particular attention to Physical Training, Labs, and CST
  • Responsible for developing company commander’s intent aligned with the intent of the cadet battalion commander and PMS; communicates intent and empowers subordinates to act appropriately to accomplish the mission
  • Insures cadet compliance with policies and procedures of the program
  • Creates suspense time/dates to accomplish company level missions and enforce standards
  • Disseminates information from the cadet battalion chain of command
  • Oversees counseling of cadets in all areas to include, but not limited to leadership evaluations, absences, and duty performance; maintains records of all counseling
  • Ensures MSIV support cadets are utilized in counseling activities

Company Executive Officer (XO) (C/1LT) –

  • Second in command; assumes command and commander responsibilities in the Cadet Company Commander’s absence
  • Serves as the Chief of Staff; supervises and coordinates the efforts of the company staff in planning, coordination, and execution of company events
  • Free the company commander from routine details and passes pertinent data, information, and insight from the company staff to the commander and from the company commander to the staff
  • Ensures company staff suspense are met and remains knowledgeable of the current status of staff and MSIV support actions
  • Responsible for the safety and risk assessment of all company events
  • Ensures all leadership evaluations and rotations are completed and turned into company commander
  • Performs all other duties as assigned by the company commander

Company First Sergeant (C/1SG) –

  • Principal advisor to the commander on the state of morale, discipline, and training of cadets within the company
  • Advises the Company Commander on planning, coordinating and supervising activities of the company
  • Creates Physical Training plan and ensures it is posted to prospective bulletin boards in battalion area of operations
  • Ensures proper communication channels and dissemination of information to all cadets in company
  • Accounts for personnel during all company level activities and events
  • Conducts company formations; responsible for training and execution of drill and ceremony at company level
  • Responsible for the appearance of cadets, equipment, and facilities with guidance from C/CSM.
  • Responsible for the readiness and implementation of any company level hip-pocket training
  • Performs all other duties as assigned by the company commander