Most people have one boss they ultimately report to in their jobs.
Lilak is well-suited to answering to the two as a Lieutenant Colonel in the Army and a faculty member with a Ph.D. in social psychology. The common uniting factor is his desire to develop and mentor young people, whether they are college students or soldiers or both. In the Army, as in any organization, the higher up the ladder you move, the less contact you have with the front-line people. As the chair of Military Science, Lilak is responsible for the development of between 100 to 200 students yearly as well as supervises three commissioned officers, four non-commissioned officers and two civilians. Currently the minor degree program has 105 students.