Jaime Albarran

Jaime Albarran is an Assistant Professor of Aerospace Studies and serves as the Recruiting and Education Officer at Air Force ROTC, Detachment 218, Indiana State University, hosted under the Bailey College of Engineering & Technology. He plays a key role in the professional development, academic instruction, and physical training of cadets preparing for commissioning into the United States Air Force and Space Force.

His academic background includes a Master of Science in Management and a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, both from American Military University. His expertise spans military education, leadership development, and operational meteorology within defense contexts.

Major Albarran's research and teaching interests focus on aerospace studies, military leadership, defense meteorology, and national security. His professional experience informs a practical, mission-oriented approach to officer education and training.

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He is actively involved in advising and developing future Air Force and Space Force officers through the AFROTC program. While no formal graduate students or research grants are noted, his leadership in cadet development and curriculum delivery represents a significant educational contribution. He previously served as the Weather Flight Commander at Peterson Space Force Base, leading a team of forecasters supporting global space and terrestrial operations.

He is associated with the Air Force ROTC program at Indiana State University, where he contributes to the training mission and academic component of officer preparation.