Honor Society® member
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
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Walden University
Criminal Justice and Global Leadership
2019 – 2024
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American InterContinental University
Information Technology and Project Management
2014 – 2015
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American InterContinental University
Criminal Justice and Law Enforcement
2012 – 2014
Honors and awards
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Summa cum laude
Honor scholar Ph.D.
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Bachelor of Science Magna Cum Laude
Advanced scholar in criminal justice and law enforcement
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Alpha Phi Sigma Criminal Justice Honor Society Phi Nu Chapter
Advanced scholar in criminal justice and law enforcement
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Golden Keys International Honor Society
Honor scholar
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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
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Operations Specialists
U.S.S. George Washington CVN-73
Mar 1989 – Aug 2009
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United States Navy Department of Defense
U.S.S. George Washington CVN-73 Battlegroup
Feb 1989 – Aug 2009
Volunteering
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Lobbyists
Citizens Climate Lobby
Feb 2023 – Feb 2024
Languages
- English (US)
Additional information
Organizations
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American Psychological Association (opens in a new tab)
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American Association for the Advancement of Science (opens in a new tab)
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Golden keys International Honor Society (opens in a new tab)
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Alpha Phi Sigma Criminal Justice Honor Society Phi Nu Chapter (opens in a new tab)
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American Evaluator Association (opens in a new tab)
