Radford H. V. Mitchell, Jr. holds a Ph.D. in Physics with a minor in Theoretical Physics from Georgia Institute of Technology, as well as B.S. degrees in Physics (with a minor in Spanish) and Mathematics (both with a GPA of 4.0) from Northern Arizona University, and an A.S. from Yavapai College. He has extensive teaching experience at multiple universities, covering calculus-based and algebra-based physics courses, online courses, at both undergraduate and graduate levels, with expertise in physics lab teaching and tutoring. His research areas include fluid dynamics (computational fluid dynamics, chaotic mixing, etc.) and nonlinear dynamics & chaos. He possesses strong computational skills (proficient in MATLAB, Maple, FORTRAN, etc.) and proficiency in teaching tools, with fluent Spanish. He has received numerous academic awards and scholarships, being a senior professional in physics education and research.