Genevieve Wors

My name is Genevieve Wors, and I am a freshman pursuing a degree in international relations with a minor in French. I plan to go to law school once I finish my undergrad. 

My father, Major Bradley Wors, is a 23-year Army Reservist and veteran of Operation Iraqi Freedom. In 2002, he started his career as a Psychological Operations Specialist in Saint Louis, Missouri, and deployed to Iraq in 2004. In 2008, he graduated from Lindenwood University and was commissioned through ROTC as an Intelligence Officer. In 2009, he completed his basic officer training at Fort Huachuca. Upon completion, he was assigned to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency as a Full-Motion Video Analyst to support a counterterrorism mission. My father has since served in multiple intelligence assignments at both tactical and strategic levels. He is currently assigned to the 11th Battalion 95th Regiment (Officer Education System) as an instructor for officer Intermediate Level Education.  

I’m incredibly proud of my father’s dedication and service to our country. His commitment through multiple deployments and continued role in the reserves has shown me what true sacrifice and resilience look like. He’s always been a source of strength and inspiration for our family, willing to give up his comfort to protect and serve others. Watching him balance his responsibilities to his family and his country has instilled in me a deep respect for those in uniform, and I couldn’t be more honored to call him my dad.