Department of Philosophy and Humanities
Area of Religious Studies 979-845-5606 (office)
Texas A&M University 979-830-0002 (home)
College Station, Texas 77843-4237

Teaching

• Associate Professor of Philosophy and Humanities (Religious Studies) - 1988-Present
  
• 1967-1988 Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Humanities, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
  
• 1963-1967 Instructor in Philosophy, Louisiana State University in New Orleans, (now University of New Orleans), New Orleans , Louisiana
  
• 1962-1963 Instructor in Philosophy, Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana
  
• 1960-1962 Graduate Assistant in Philosophy, Tulane University, New Orleans, Louisiana

Religion

• 1986-1987 ad-Interim Minister, First Christian Church, Brenham, Texas
  
• 1893-1984 ad-Interim Minister, First Christian Church, Smithville, Texas
  
• 1968-1969 ad-Interim Minister, First Christian Church, Bryan, Texas
  
• 1964-1967 Minister, Community Unitarian-Universalist Church, New Orleans, Louisiana
  
• 1961-1964 Youth Minister (1961), ad-Interim Minister (1962), Campus Chaplain and Director of Youth (1963), St. Charles Avenue Christian Church, New Orleans, Louisiana
  
• 1958-1960 Minister, Perry Christian Church, Perry, Ohio
  
• 1957-1958 Youth Minister, Stanley Memorial Presbyterian Church, Berlin, Connecticut
  
• 1955-1957 Youth Minister (1955), ad-Interim Minister (1956), Community Baptist Church, Norwalk, Connecticut
  
• 1952-1954 Minister, Bethel Christian Church, Fountain City, Indiana
  
• 1944-1960 Evangelist, Christian Church, (Disciples of Christ)

Military Service

• 1957-1960 Chaplain, United States Navy Reserves, Rank - Ensign

Other

• 1953-1954 Air Pressure Screw Driver Operator, Crosley Division of AVCO Manufacturing Corportation, Richmond, Indiana
  
• 1951-1954 Clerk, Garden Center, Richmond, Indiana
  
• 1948-1951 Assistant Circulation Manager (1950), Complaint Desk (1949), Address-o-Graph Operator (1949), Stuffer in Mail Room (1948), The Paddalium-Item and Sun-Telegram, Richmond, Indiana
  
• 1947-1948 Shoe Salesperson, Women's Division, Knollenberg's Department Store, Richmond, Indiana
  
• 1943-1947 Salesperson (1945), Lot Work (1943), Stadelman's Auto Mart, Richmond Indiana

Candidate for Ph.D., Philosophy, Tulane University, 1964. (Completed all requirements except dissertation - 32 hours A, 6 hours B+)


M.Div., Religious Studies - Philosophical Theology, Yale University


A.B., College honors, honors in Philosophy, honors in Speech, Philosophy (major), Speech (major) 1954

Awarded Texas A&M Student Senate Award as "Outstanding Administrator of Texas A&M" 1986-87 "Awarded to the Texas A&M Administrator who contributes the most to the quality of student life at Texas A&M.


Awarded Texas A&M University Liberal Arts Summer Research Grant to study the philosophy of Hartley Burr Alexander, Summer 1972


Awarded Tulane University Scholarship, 1960-64


Awarded Downes Award for oral reading of scripture, 1955


Awarded Yale University Scholarship, 1954-58


Awarded Lindemuth Scholarship to Earlham College, 1954-58


Awarded Elks Citizenship to Earlham College, 1954-58


Listed in Who's Who in Religion, 2^nd & 3^rd eds., Who's Who in the South and Southwest, 16^th and 17^th, ed.), Minister's Directory, The Yearbook of the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), 1952-Present.

Philosophical Theology, Process Theology, Logic

Old Testament, New Testament, Indian and Oriental Religions, Near Eastern Religions, Philosophy of Religion, Philosophy of Love, Metaphysics, Logic (Traditional and Symbolic), History of Modern Philosophy, Ethics, Comtempory Moral Issues, Epistemology, American Philosophy, Existentialism, Plato, Augustine, History of Christianity, Mysticism, Argumentation and Debate, Parlimentary Procedure, Public Speaking and American Government

Associates for Religion and Intellectual Life


American Philosophical Association


Metaphysical Society of America


Society for the Study of Asian Religions


American Forensic Society


North Texas Philosophical Association


American Association of University Professor, Past president of Texas


A&M Chapter, 1976-77


Bluebonnet Region, Southwest Area, Christian Church, (Disciples of Christ), Ministerial Standing


Society for Process Studies

Texas A&M University

• Parliamentarian, Faculty Senate, 1974-Present
  
• Parliamentarian, Faculty of the College of Liberal Arts, 1967-1973
  
• Secretary, Liberal Arts Council, 1970
  
• Policy and Procedure Committee of the Faculty of the College of Liberal Arts, 1967-73
  
• Curriculum Committee, College of Liberal Arts, 1970-72

Louisiana State University in New Orleans (University of New Orleans)

• Parliamentarian, Faculty Council, 1963-67
  
• Director of Debate, 1963-67
  
• Coaching of Debate Team, 1963-67
  
• Liberal Arts Advisory Committee, 1963-67
  
• Chairperson, Faculty Council's Student Publication Committee, 1965-67

"Radhakrishnan's Panentheism: Internal Relations of God's Modes of Being." Radhakrishnan: A Critical Centennial Tribute (Traditions of Indian Thought), Vol. II, New Delhi: India Book House.

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