Base software license manager displays "Excellence in All We Do" Published Jan. 24, 2013 By Airman 1st Class Dana J. Butler 48th Fighter Wing Public Affairs ROYAL AIR FORCE LAKENHEATH, England -- Name and Rank: Senior Airman Kelsey Scott Unit: 48th Communications Squadron Duty Title: Base software license manager and personal wireless communication systems alternate Time in Service: 4 Years Time at Lakenheath: 2 Years Hometown: San Antonio, Texas Hobbies: Traveling, music entrepreneur and writing poetry and short stories Core Value Portrayed: "Excellence in All We Do" How does the individual portray that core value? Scott is a prime example of an Airman who displays "Excellence in All We Do." When Scott is given a task you can rest assured that she will tackle it head on. She has had the opportunity to rotate into every aspect of the client systems career field and each time mastered it. Scott ensures annual training and software maintenance for 206 unit software license managers spanning 103 accounts wing wide. In addition, she guarantees the serviceability of more than $60,000 worth of personal wireless communication systems equipment. Her tireless efforts were validated with an excellent rating during the 2012 Unit Compliance Inspection. Why is serving in the Air Force important to you? Serving in the Air Force is important to me because I am able to continue growing in my career and expand my knowledge. As a result, I have had the opportunity to be a mentor to younger Airmen. What accomplishment during your Air Force career are you most proud of? Being so close to completing my Community College of the Air Force degree, earning senior Airman below-the-zone and getting to view the bigger picture of my career field because I am one of the few Airmen that have actually worked in every aspect such as client support team, asset management, communication focal point, software management and personal wireless communication systems. What are your personal and/or professional goals? A personal goal of mine is to have my CCAF by the spring. A professional goal of mine is to have the new software management program running smoothly before the spring. What is your favorite part of your job? My favorite part of my job is fixing issues for users and being a part of the bigger picture.