Jason Nulton

Jason Nulton is a retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel and logistics officer with 20 years of service, including deployments across four continents. He currently serves as Director of Veteran and Military Services and Associate Director of Community Engagement at Marietta College. He teaches courses in leadership, organizational management, and business ethics at the McDonough Leadership Center. Nulton holds a BS in Political Science, MA in Human Resource Development, MS in Transportation & Supply Chain Management, and PMP certification.

Education:

• BS-Political Science, West Virginia University (1995)
• MA-Human Resource Development, Webster University (2003)
• MS-Transportation and Supply Chain Management, USAF Institute of Technology (2008)
• Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification (2014)

His research focuses on leadership development, military history, and organizational effectiveness. He has published two notable works: To War with the Fourth (2016), a military history finalist for the Army Historical Society Award, and Uncommon Cargo (2022), documenting a Vietnamese family's escape during the fall of Saigon.

In academic contributions, Nulton teaches Business Ethics, Leadership Theories & Models, Global Leadership, and Organizational Leadership. He also instructs mid-level military officers via the Air Force’s Professional Military Education program and facilitates veteran programs at Marshall University.

His community involvement includes business development roles and veteran outreach initiatives. Nulton resides in the Parkersburg area with his family.