Jeremy Rockwell

Lt. Col. Jeremy Rockwell serves as the Professor of Military Science and Army ROTC Commander at the University of Portland. A U.S. Army military intelligence officer, he has extensive field experience spanning 17 years, including roles as an infantry platoon leader, intelligence officer for conventional and special operations forces, and operations officer at the U.S. Army Asymmetric Warfare Group. His expertise focuses on identifying emerging asymmetric threats and enhancing operational readiness through intelligence integration.

• Education: MBA from Pacific Lutheran University; Graduate of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College.

His professional trajectory includes assignments with the 1st Battalion, 24th Infantry Regiment (Stryker) and roles within theater sustainment commands and corps headquarters. Rockwell emphasizes mentorship of ROTC cadets, aiming to cultivate leadership and strategic thinking aligned with modern military challenges.

Advising & Service: Focuses on ROTC leadership development without listed formal grants or academic publications. His contributions are centered on operational and educational roles within military institutions.

Teams/Labs: Integrates with the Army ROTC program, emphasizing field training and tactical intelligence solutions.