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Dale Clark
Lecturer
PHILOSOPHY
Bio:
I am mostly an ethicist by training, while I dabble in both Epistemology and Moral Psychology. I come to South Dakota by way of Hong Kong, where I spent the past three years pursuing my love of teaching (University of Hong Kong) and my appreciation of Eastern Culture (travel throughout Mainland China). Prior to my international adventures, I enjoyed teaching Ethics in the School of Business at The University of Texas from 2009-2014. Prior this, I received my doctoral degree from the University of Utah where my studies led me to believe that an active engagement in moral reasoning is tantamount to a successful future for every one of us.
Teaching Interests:
Moral Theory Applied Ethics Business Ethics Biomedical Ethics Epistemology Philosophy of Religion
Research Interests:
Business Ethics Epistemology Moral Pscyhology
Education:
- Ph D, Philosophy, University of Utah, 2011