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Dr David Brown Sr.

Operations Specialists at U.S.S. George Washington CVN-73

  • Global leadership
  • Class of 2024
  • HENDERSON, NV

Member since March 2022

About

My name is Dr. David Brown Sr., and I am an independent research scholar. I am a Doctor of Philosophy in biosocial criminology, social and behavioral research advancing the fields of psychology, climate change strain-aggression criminal behaviors, and a lifetime research scholar. I specialize in global leadership, integrated with criminal justice, law enforcement, information technology, and project management. I am also the creator of a new science that I am working on called Chaozonics, which is the rediscovery of the origins of research disciplines. Currently, as a research rediscovery scholar, I am a chaozonitician. Importantly, my life is dedicated to serving humanity towards evolving, protecting the planet Earth, and sustainability. My primary strengths reside in hybrid and mixed methodology research, lecturing, journalism, editing, peer-reviewing, logical reasoning, creativity, spirituality conceptualizations, and critical thinking in the ontological, axiological, phenomenological, and metatheoretical paradigms. Finally, I render my services in the venue by generating contributions and accepting contributions for research advancements that knowledge rediscovery in the finite benefits the future of the world and humanity.

Education

  • Walden University

    Criminal Justice and Global Leadership

    2019 – 2024

  • American InterContinental University

    Information Technology and Project Management

    2014 – 2015

  • American InterContinental University

    Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement

    2012 – 2014

Honors and awards

  • Summa cum laude

    Honor scholar Ph.D.

  • Bachelor of Science Magna Cum Laude

    Advanced scholar in criminal justice and law enforcement

  • Alpha Phi Sigma Criminal Justice Honor Society Phi Nu Chapter

    Advanced scholar in criminal justice and law enforcement

  • Golden Keys International Honor Society

    Honor scholar

  • Multicultural Society

Goals and interests

Career goal

Independent research scholar.

Graduate school interests

My graduate school interests are specifically guided towards biosocial criminology climate change strain-aggression criminal behaviors, information technology and project management, criminal justice and law enforcement along with multiculturalism, evolving humanity, climate change and global sustainability.

Outside the classroom

My hobbies consist of reading, drawing, writing poetry, writing music, and painting. I enjoy studying and seeking out new rediscoveries. I like going to the zoo, amusement parks and I enjoy virtual reality and robotics. I like to study astronomy, physics, anatomy and physiology, journalism, biology and economics. I enjoy hiking, walking, fishing and exercising and cooking healthy meals.

Experience

  • Operations Specialists

    U.S.S. George Washington CVN-73

    Mar 1989 – Aug 2009

  • United States Navy Department of Defense

    U.S.S. George Washington CVN-73 Battlegroup

    Feb 1989 – Aug 2009

Volunteering

  • Lobbyists

    Citizens Climate Lobby

    Feb 2023 – Feb 2024

Languages

  • English (US)

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