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Micheal Pelt

Micheal Pelt

Title:
Professor of Humanities
Primary Discipline:
Humanities  / Philosophy
Member Type:
Faculty
Last Login:
September 21, 2011
Member Since:
September 13, 2011

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Affiliations

Primary Affiliation:
University of Phoenix (Education, 4 Year/4 Year + Grad, IN, United States)

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Skills & Interests

  • Humanities (Expert)
    Doctoral degree was interdisciplinary humanities degree with concentrations in philosophy, history, and music.
  • Humanities / Philosophy (Expert)
    Doctoral area of concentration. Multiple years teaching the full philosophy major curriculum at the undergraduate level. Several publications and presentations.

Associations

  • Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy
    Member 03/1992 – Current

Education History

  • Ph.D. Humanities (08/1989)
    Florida State University
  • Master Music Theory and Composition (05/1975)
    University of Southern Mississippi
  • Bachelor Music History and Composition (05/1971)
    University of Southern Mississippi

Publications

  • Pelt, Micheal A.. (1996). Inanimorata: The Dread of Things in Analecta Husserliana. (LXI).

Teaching Experience

  • Writing for Research (Winter 2011)
    • University of Phoenix – Writing research papers.
    • How to perform research and write a research essay based upon the research.
  • Humanities (Winter 2009)
    • University of Phoenix – General humanities
    • Ideas approach to the development of culture worldwide. Covered the basic concepts upon which different cultures have been based and/or developed.
  • Introduction to Ethics (Fall 2001)
    • Philander Smith College – General ethics
    • General principles of ethics and moral reasoning.

Languages

  • German
    • Speaking level: Intermediate
    • Reading level: Intermediate

Presentations

  • The Digital Text, Common Sense, and Modern Society, 06/13/1997
    Exploring a possible future for the liberal arts in higher education, especially as affected by digital technologies.

Positions

  • Instructor (02/2005 – Current) University of Phoenix
  • Dean of School of Adult Learning (08/2008 – 08/2011) Oakland City University
  • Director of Prison Education (08/2003 – 08/2008) Oakland City University