Principal Professional Staff, JHU Applied Physics Laboratory. "Cracking the Code: Contracting for Open Source Software", Proceedings of Interservice/Industry Training, Simulation, and Education Conference Dec 2012. “M&S Support to DDG 1000 Development” presented to National Defense Industrial Association M&S Committee (2006)

Randy Bryant, PhD, studied mechanistic enzymology and now trains future scientists and public health leaders in the classroom, teaching biochemistry, and mentoring students.

Randy Saunders is a professor in the Computer Engineering department at Johns Hopkins University - see what their students are saying about them or leave a rating yourself.

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Randy joined the Center for Indigenous Health in August of 2023. He works as a Research Program Assistant in Fort Defiance, AZ, where he assists with the Azhe’é Bidziil / Strong Fathers Program.

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File — Box: 3-15, Folder: 7 Citation Staff Only Request Special Collections William Worthy papers (MS-0524) Series 3: Subject Files, approximately 1940s - 2007 Randy, 1987

Randy Russell, Carey '01 Co-founder, MobileX New York, NY Randy Russell has co-founded MobileX, a prepaid cell plan provider that uses AI to learn the habits of its customers. The company is currently in beta testing. Priot to that, Randy served as the CEO of …

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The William Worthy papers span 1943 to 2007, documenting Worthy’s career as a journalist, activist, and teacher. Some of the collection remains unprocessed and therefore is not available for research. The processed portion of the collection contains correspondence, subject files, and other printed ephemera created by advocacy organizations Worthy worked with during his career.