Work Experience and Educational Background |
| Lee C. Archie |
|
Department of History and
Philosophy
Lander University
Greenwood, SC 29646 |
Email: larchie@philosophy.lander.edu
Telephone: (864) 388-8383
Web: http://philosophy.lander.edu/
icq 14365150 |
Work Experience |
| 1978—present Humanities Division
Lander University
Greenwood, South Carolina
|
Professor of Philosophy
Courses Taught:
Introduction to Philosophy, Logic, Scientific Reasoning, Ethics, Existentialism, Oriental
Philosophy, Seminar, DIS, and Humanities Publications and reviews |
| 1969—1978 Department of Philosophy
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville, Arkansas
|
Courses Taught: Reflective Thinking, Logic,
Introduction to Philosophy, Modern Philosophy, Western Civilization, and Contemporary
Moral Issues
|
| Teaching Assistantship 1970—1977 |
President of Graduate Hall
Publications and reviews |
| Lecturer 1977—1978 |
Series of Papers in Philosophy, 1974—1977 |
| 1967—1969 Chemical Specialist, U.S.
Army
Department of Nuclear Medicine
Walter Reed Institute of Research
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Washington, D. C. |
Designed, performed, and published
experiments in neutron activation analysis, atomic absorption
spectrophotometry, and
analytical methods in national scientific journals Atomic Support Agency’s Nuclear
Emergency Team Course For the Disarmament of Nuclear Weapons, Sandia Base, NM
National Nuclear Emergency Team 1968—1969 |
| 1965—1966 |
|
Milchem Corporation
Houston, Texas |
Worked as laboratory chemist using
electrophoresis, column chromatography, and chemical methods |
Education |
Ph..D. (Philosophy) 1977
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville, Arkansas |
Dissertation: Hume, Kant, and the
Contemporary Analyses of Causation. The classical theories of causality are used to
explicate the contemporary causal analyses in the physical sciences. |
M.A. (Philosophy) 1973
University of Arkansas
Fayetteville, Arkansas |
Thesis: The Philosophical Argument
in Berkeley’s Essay. The reasons for the still influential analysis of vision are
analyzed. |
| Post-Baccalaureate Course Work |
University of Houston, Houston, Texas
American University, Washington, DC
University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland |
B.A. (Chemistry) 1967
Austin College
Sherman, Texas |
President Chemistry Club, Student Assistant to
Dean of Men, Residence Advisor, Student Counselor, Student Senate, Newspaper
Column |
