Charles M. Ouellette

MAJ Charles Ouellette

Assistant Professor

Department Academic Counselor

Geography & Earth Sciences

charles.ouellette [at] westpoint.edu

MAJ Charles Ouellette is an assistant professor and academic counselor in the Department of Geography and Earth Sciences (GEO) at the United States Military Academy in West Point, New York. Since 2016, he has taught seven courses at USMA while serving in GEO and the Department of Chemical & Biological Science & Engineering.

He is a Michigan native who commissioned as an engineer officer after graduating from Michigan State University in 2002. MAJ Ouellette subsequently served in light infantry and combat engineer airborne units at Fort Liberty and in Alaska. He has served in combat deployments in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom-Afghanistan.

MAJ Ouellette has master degrees in geological engineering from Missouri University of Science and Technology and ecology from Cornell University. His current research focuses on fungal bioremediation of antimony contamination on shooting ranges.

HE and his wife, Dana, have 10 children. They own a cut-flower farm near Ithaca, New York.

M.S., Ecology - Cornell University

M.S., Geological Engineering - University of Missouri Science & Technology

B.A., Economics - Michigan State University