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Howdy! I'm a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin with dual degrees: a Geography B.A. in Biogeographically Environmental Systems and a Biology B.S. in Life Science Systems. I've also completed a medical school M.S. in the clinical research and development (R&D) of internationally regulated biotechnologies such as drugs, devices, and biologics at the George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences. My managerial and financial skills were improved with an M.B.A. at our nation's largest women's university, the Texas Woman's University. Raised in a family of all boys, I also embraced inevitable human differences as precious diversity with a pending Humanities M.A. in Women’s Studies. I'm intellectually promiscuous and have developed the Information/Networked Age systems-thinking capabilities of five distinctly transdisciplinary schools or colleges: Liberal Arts, Natural Sciences, Medicine/Health Sciences, Business, and Humanities.
Much of my background is in
decision science, Information
Technology (IT),
computational
thinking, Health IT (HIT),
mHealth,
systems thinking, and
predictive analytics with vendor-neutral certifications in
quality auditing,
systems analysis, project management,
software quality engineering, the
secure software development lifecycle, and as a Six Sigma Lean Professional (SSLP). I was born in
Sri Lanka, a small
tropical
island, with
beautiful beaches in the
Indian Ocean. At five years of age, my family moved to
the United States. My childhood was spent in Norman, Oklahoma, but a
majority of my youth was in the small farming community of Brimfield,
Ohio.
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