Experience

• New Mexico State University - Department of Philosophy

  Visiting Assistant Professor

  Courses taught:
  Fall Semester, 2009: PHIL101G The Art of Wondering, 3 semester hours, 90 students total. PHIL 223G, Ethics, 3 semester hours, 30 students total. PHIL 301, Business Ethics, 3 semester hours, 10 students total.
  Spring Semester, 2010: PHIL 223G, Ethics, 3 semester hours, 30 students total. PHIL 350, Philosophy of Science, 3 semester hours,
  10 students total.
  
  
  Current Research:
  
  • Fetzer-Franklin Fund, quantum praxiology research fund ($190,000) awarded March 24, 2008. “Logical Causality in Quantum Mechanics.” Research team: Dr. Michael Epperson (Philosophy of Science Specialist and Team Leader and Principal Investigator), Dr. Timothy Eastman (Space Physicist and Project Manager and Principal Co-Investigator), Dr. David R. Finkelstein (Senior Quantum Physicist), Dr., Henry Stapp (Senior Quantum Physicist). Consultants: Dr. Efstraitios Manousakis (Physicist), Dr. Jorge Nobo (Philosopher), Dr. George W. Shields (Philosopher), Dr. Mohsen-Shiri Garakani (Mathematical Physicist), William Kallfelz (Physics and Philosophy of Science). Research team homepage:
  http://www.c-p-n-s.org/research.html

• Central Washington University

  Lecturer Deparment of Philosophy

  Courses Taught:
  Fall Quarter, 2008: PHIL115 The Meaning of Life (2 sections = 10 total quarter hours, 80 total students.) PHIL 210 Current Ethical Issues (1 section = 5 quarter hours, 30 students total).
  Winter Quarter, 2009: PHIL201 Introduction ot Logic (2 sections = 10 total quarter hours, 100 total students.) PHIL 210 Current Ethical Issues (1 section = 5 quarter hours, 30 students total).
  Spring Quarter, 2009: PHIL115 The Meaning of Life (1 sections = 5 total quarter hours, 30 total students.) PHIL 201 Introduction to Logic(2 sections = 10 quarter hours, 100 students total).

• Mississippi State University

  Instructor

  Instructor of Philosophy & Religion, Department of Philosophy and Religion:
  (for more information, please visit my homepage (http://sites.google.com/site/williamkallfelz/ ), "Courses Taught and Presently Teaching"
  
  Spring 2014 Teaching
  PHI 3013-Business Ethics (1 section)
  PHI 3313-Environmental Ethics (1 section)
  REL1103-Introduction to Religion (2 sections)
  
  Fall 2013 Teaching
  PHI3013 (2 sections)
  REL1103 (2 sections)
  
  Summer 2013 Teaching:
  PHI113-Introduction to Logic (1 section, ~30 students)
  REL1103-Introduction to Religion (1 section, ~30 students)
  
  Spring 2013 Teaching:
  PHI1103-Introduction to Philosophy (1 sections total, ~40 students)
  PHI 3013-Business Ethics (1 section total, ~40 students)
  REL 1103-Introduction to Religion (2 section2 total, ~80 students)
  
  Fall 2012 Teaching:
  PHI2123-Medical Ethics (1 section total, 40 students)
  PHI3313-Environmental Ethics (1 section total, 40 students)
  MA110-Intermediate Algebra (at Bevill State Community College, Fayette, AL)
  PHL 206-Ethics and Society (at Bevill State Community College, Fayette, AL)
  
  Summer 2012 Teaching:
  PHI1103-Introduction to Logic (~25 students)
  
  Spring 2012 Teaching:
  PHI1113-Intoduction to Logic (1 sections total, 40 students)
  MA 3163-Introduction to Modern Abstract Algebra (1 section total, ~30 students)
  MA 3463-Foundations of Geometry (1 section total, ~30 students)
  MA2733-Calculus III (1 sections total, 40 students)
  
  Fall 2011 Teaching:
  PHI2123-Medical Ethics (2 sections total, 40 students ~80 students total)
  MA2733-Calculus III (2 sections total, 40 students, ~80 students total)
  PHL 206-Ethics and Society (at Bevill State Community College, Fayette, AL--25 students total)
  
  Summer 2011 Teaching:
  PHI1103-Introduction to Logic (~25 students)
  
  Spring 2011 Teaching:
  PHI3313-Environmental Ethics (35 students)
  PHI1123-Introduction to Ethics (2 sections total, 1 split-level, honors, ~90 students total)
  PHL 206-Ethics and Society (at Bevill State Community College, Fayette, AL--25 students total)

• International Nanotechnology Conference

  Conference participant

  William worked at International Nanotechnology Conference as a Conference participant

• Bevill State Community College

  Instructor

  Teaching (on-line, "hybrid," i.e., 50% on-line, 50% face-to-face, distance telelearning) evening courses (PHL206-Ethics and Society) Fall 2010, Spring 2011, Fall 2011, Fall 2012, Fall 2013
  (MA 110-Intermediate Algebra, Fall 2012)