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Meg Tufano
Adjunct Instructor, Philosophy and Psychology
Roane State Community College
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Member Type:
Faculty
Last Login:
Apr 16, 2009
Member Since:
Jan 24, 2005
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- Submitted Materials (2)
- Comments (9)
- Bookmark Collections (3)
Affiliations
Primary Affiliation:
- Roane State Community College (Education, Community/Technical College, TN, United States)
Secondary Affiliation:
- Webster University, Leiden Campus (Education, 4 Year/4 Year + Grad, Other, Netherlands)
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Dec 19, 2007
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Topics of Expertise:
Humanistic Philosophy
Heirarchies of Knowledge
Jungian Theory
Archetype of the Apocalypse
Jung's Theory of Individuation
Presentation Titles:
On "Forgotten Truths," by Huston Smith
Archetype of the Apocalypse
Jung's Theory of Individuation
Availability, special terms, etc.:
Contact at tufano4@mac.com
Skills & Interests
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Social Sciences/Psychology/General
(Expert)
Expert in Jungian theories.
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Academic Support Services/Faculty Development/Course and Instruction Design
(Advanced)
Designer, "Introduction to Philosophy" (Regent's Online Degree Program)
- Humanities/Philosophy (Advanced)
Education History
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Masters Depth Psychology (Philosophy, Psychology and Religion) (07/2000)Antioch University, The McGregor School, Yellow Springs, OH
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B.A. Interdisciplinary Studies (11/1974)University of Toronto, Victoria University, Toronto, Ontario, CA
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Attended Philosophy--Great Books (06/1972)St. John's College, Santa Fe, NM
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Attended Philosophy--Great Books (02/1971)St. John's College, Annapolis, MD
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Attended Dramatic Arts (06/1970)Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh, PA
Positions
- Adjunct Professor of Philosophy (08/2007 - Current) Webster University, Leiden, The Netherlands
- Adjunct Professor of Psychology (12/2000 - 01/2004) Roane State Community College
Honors and Awards
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Best Novel (02/2009)Tennessee Mountain Writer's Top Award for Novel Writing
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Exemplary Course Design (02/2006)Distinction of Exemplary Course Content (WebCT)
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Excellence in Writing (02/1999)Tennessee Mountain Writer's Top Overall Writing Award
Teaching Experience
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Introduction to Western Philosophy
(
Current)
Roane State Community College - Introduction to Western Philosophy
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Critical Thinking
(Spring
2007)
Webster University - Critical Thinking
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Formal Logic
(Spring
2007)
Webster University - Formal Logic
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Developmental Psychology
(Winter
2003)
Roane State Community College - Developmental Psychology
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Human Development Through the Lifespan
(Winter
2003)
Pellissippi State Technical Community College - Developmental Psychology
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Introduction to World Religions
(Winter
2002)
Roane State Community College - Introduction to World Religions
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Honor's Psychology
(Winter
2001)
Pellissippi State Technical Community College - Advanced Introduction to General Psychology
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Behavior and Experience
(Winter
2000)
Pellissippi State Technical Community College - Psychology of Adjustment
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General Psychology
(Winter
2000)
Pellissippi State Technical Community College - General Psychology
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Oral Communications
(Winter
2000)
ITT Institute - Oral Communications
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Written Communications I and II
(Winter
1999)
ITT Institute - Writing
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Economics
(Winter
1998)
ITT Institute - Introduction to Economics
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Sociology
(Winter
1998)
ITT Institute - Introduction to Sociology
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Humanities
(Winter
1997)
ITT Institute - Introduction to Western Civilization
Presentations
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Understanding Apocalyptic Behaviors, 02/28/2009Invited to give lecture on Jung's theory of the Archetype of the Apocalypse at Webster University, Leiden, The Netherlands
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Dynamics of Jung's Individuating Self, 06/28/2001Invited to Maastricht University to give presentation on Jung's theory of individuation.