Resume of Russell Branson Bomberger, 1968
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In September, 1958, he joined the faculty of the Naval Postgraduate School, Monterey, California, where he has taught courses in history, literature, and psychology in the Department of Government and Humanities; a research writing course in the Department of Business Administration and Economics; participated in the interdisciplinary Defense Management Systems Course in the Navy Management Systems Center; and is presently in the Aviation Safety Program teaching courses in law and psychology.
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Naval Postgraduate School Faculty Resume
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