Ph.D., philosophy, University of Cincinnati 2006
MA, theology, 1995; M.Div., 1999, Cincinnati Bible Seminary
BA, double major in music education, choral and instrumental conducting, Anderson University, Indiana
Philosophy: ethics, history, social and political, economics, ancient Greek philosophy, systematic theology
Research interests: ancient Greek philosophy, Plato, ethics, Marxism, socio-economic systems
PRESENTATIONS
April, 2005 "Plato's Guard Dog Story: Questions about Republic 375a-376d." Ohio Philosophical Association, Cincinnati, Ohio
November, 2003 "Plato's Attack on Natural Justice." University of Cincinnati Graduate Poster Forum. Won the "Outstanding Poster Presentation" Award for the Humanities Department
February, 2003 "A Problem with Republic 470b3-4471c3." Mid-South Philosophy Conference, Memphis, Tennessee
WORKS IN PROGRESS
"Is Diogenes the Only Canidate for the First and Original Cynic Dog Philosopher?"
"Will Donald R. Dudley's Argument from Paracharaxis Hold in light of Numismatic Facts?"
"Does Laws 802e-803a Undermine Plato's Sexless Soul?"
"Sex and the Soul: Does Plato have a Gender Argument?"
2012, Redesigned teaching module for Business Ethics (PHl215C); 2018. Edited PHl217 (formerly PHl215C Business Ethics) for online course
2004, awarded Outstanding Poster Presentation at the University of Cincinnati Graduate Poster Forum for "Plato's Attack on Natural Justice"
1997 second place award, Biblical Archaeology Exhibitation Essay Contest (Cincinnati Bible Seminary)
| Departments | Positions | Titles |
|---|---|---|
| Philosophy, Political Science, & Economics | Faculty | Part-Time Faculty |