Telamon wrote:

In article
,
Mike wrote:

On Jun 7, 7:05?pm, dxAce wrote:
Funny, even your own 'intern' offered this up:

Information, including the educational background of currently employed
faculty at Louisville Technical Institute, can be found
at:http://www.louisvilletech.com/faculty.asp


1. Now you admit talking to an intern from my school.
2. Privacy laws cover students not faculty employees.
3. Obtaining info about me from the place where I went to school is
what the law covers.
4. Yes, every school lists the degrees of it's faculty. I never said
that was illegal.
5. Nothing on there about how to acess student info, right, dxDufe?

Your reasoning skills insult you far more than I ever could.

If you have your B.A., M.A., and course work for a Ph.D. what's stopping
you? Sounds like you just need a mentor and approved subject for a
dissertation. Have you published any papers that could be at least a
starting point for one?

The boy knows rolling papers...

In article ,
dxAce wrote:

Telamon wrote:

In article
,
Mike wrote:

On Jun 7, 7:05?pm, dxAce wrote:
Funny, even your own 'intern' offered this up:

Information, including the educational background of currently employed
faculty at Louisville Technical Institute, can be found
at:http://www.louisvilletech.com/faculty.asp


1. Now you admit talking to an intern from my school.
2. Privacy laws cover students not faculty employees.
3. Obtaining info about me from the place where I went to school is
what the law covers.
4. Yes, every school lists the degrees of it's faculty. I never said
that was illegal.
5. Nothing on there about how to acess student info, right, dxDufe?

Your reasoning skills insult you far more than I ever could.

If you have your B.A., M.A., and course work for a Ph.D. what's stopping
you? Sounds like you just need a mentor and approved subject for a
dissertation. Have you published any papers that could be at least a
starting point for one?

The boy knows rolling papers...

Are you saying his thesis went up in smoke?

And does Cheech and Chong know about this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2pXxHW1DHs

--
Telamon
Ventura, California

Telamon wrote:

In article ,
dxAce wrote:

Telamon wrote:

In article
,
Mike wrote:

On Jun 7, 7:05?pm, dxAce wrote:
Funny, even your own 'intern' offered this up:

Information, including the educational background of currently employed
faculty at Louisville Technical Institute, can be found
at:http://www.louisvilletech.com/faculty.asp


1. Now you admit talking to an intern from my school.
2. Privacy laws cover students not faculty employees.
3. Obtaining info about me from the place where I went to school is
what the law covers.
4. Yes, every school lists the degrees of it's faculty. I never said
that was illegal.
5. Nothing on there about how to acess student info, right, dxDufe?

Your reasoning skills insult you far more than I ever could.

If you have your B.A., M.A., and course work for a Ph.D. what's stopping
you? Sounds like you just need a mentor and approved subject for a
dissertation. Have you published any papers that could be at least a
starting point for one?

The boy knows rolling papers...

Are you saying his thesis went up in smoke?

Well, according to what I was told by Wayne State, he did not complete the course
work (if he ever indeed did any course work towards a PhD) needed for a PhD.

On Jun 7, 7:57�pm, Telamon
wrote:


If you have your B.A., M.A., and course work for a Ph.D. what's stopping
you? Sounds like you just need a mentor and approved subject for a
dissertation. Have you published any papers that could be at least a
starting point for one?


My advisor was incapacitated by a stroke. If I had returned to school,
I could have easily obtained one (by putting together another panel),
but the lack of the doctorate never kept me from landing positions. In
my current job, my other degrees were more than enough to land the
position. And being a very successful debate coach made getting offers
for jobs easy. With a family, I could never afford to take the time
off to complete the docotrate, though I was real close.

Yes, I've published several papers and presented many others at
various communication association conferences. Maybe Steve will try
and dig those up for everyone. Mainly dealing with argumentation
theory and debate practice. If you go to the page Steve posted, you'll
see I'm the Chair of my Department.

Mike

Mike wrote:

On Jun 7, 7:57�pm, Telamon
wrote:


If you have your B.A., M.A., and course work for a Ph.D. what's stopping
you? Sounds like you just need a mentor and approved subject for a
dissertation. Have you published any papers that could be at least a
starting point for one?


My advisor was incapacitated by a stroke. If I had returned to school,
I could have easily obtained one (by putting together another panel),
but the lack of the doctorate never kept me from landing positions. In
my current job, my other degrees were more than enough to land the
position. And being a very successful debate coach made getting offers
for jobs easy. With a family, I could never afford to take the time
off to complete the docotrate, though I was real close.

I want a 'docotrate' too! Since nobody can check, guess I'll just fake it!

Yes, I've published several papers and presented many others at
various communication association conferences. Maybe Steve will try
and dig those up for everyone. Mainly dealing with argumentation
theory and debate practice. If you go to the page Steve posted, you'll
see I'm the Chair of my Department.

More of a Couch than a Chair.

On Jun 7, 8:10�pm, dxAce wrote:


Well, according to what I was told by Wayne State, he did not complete the course
work (if he ever indeed did any course work towards a PhD) needed for a PhD

The last two classes were completed at Southern Illinois-Carbondale.
Maybe you should call them, too, Steve?

Notice, how you're now admitting that you got more info than you said
you did earlier in this very thread? That drunk, Steve?

Mike

Mike wrote:

On Jun 7, 8:10�pm, dxAce wrote:


Well, according to what I was told by Wayne State, he did not complete the course
work (if he ever indeed did any course work towards a PhD) needed for a PhD

The last two classes were completed at Southern Illinois-Carbondale.
Maybe you should call them, too, Steve?

Maybe!



Notice, how you're now admitting that you got more info than you said
you did earlier in this very thread?

Believe I already admitted previously regarding that, dufus, but you just never seem to
pay attention.

Good dope today, eh?

Mike wrote:

On Jun 7, 8:10�pm, dxAce wrote:


Well, according to what I was told by Wayne State, he did not complete the course
work (if he ever indeed did any course work towards a PhD) needed for a PhD

The last two classes were completed at Southern Illinois-Carbondale.
Maybe you should call them, too, Steve?

Have to ask Wayne State if your transcripts were sent to Southern Illinois-Carbondale,
they should have a record of that.

dxAce wrote:

Mike wrote:

On Jun 7, 8:10�pm, dxAce wrote:


Well, according to what I was told by Wayne State, he did not complete the course
work (if he ever indeed did any course work towards a PhD) needed for a PhD

The last two classes were completed at Southern Illinois-Carbondale.
Maybe you should call them, too, Steve?

Maybe!



Notice, how you're now admitting that you got more info than you said
you did earlier in this very thread?

Believe I already admitted previously regarding that, dufus, but you just never seem to
pay attention.

Good dope today, eh?

Oh yeah, I forgot to say 'howdy' to the monitoring intern.

In article
,
Mike wrote:

On Jun 7, 7:57?pm, Telamon
wrote:


If you have your B.A., M.A., and course work for a Ph.D. what's stopping
you? Sounds like you just need a mentor and approved subject for a
dissertation. Have you published any papers that could be at least a
starting point for one?


My advisor was incapacitated by a stroke. If I had returned to school,
I could have easily obtained one (by putting together another panel),
but the lack of the doctorate never kept me from landing positions. In
my current job, my other degrees were more than enough to land the
position. And being a very successful debate coach made getting offers
for jobs easy. With a family, I could never afford to take the time
off to complete the docotrate, though I was real close.

That's a bit of bad luck about your advisor. Hopefully, he or she
eventually recovered from the stroke.

Yes, I've published several papers and presented many others at
various communication association conferences. Maybe Steve will try
and dig those up for everyone. Mainly dealing with argumentation
theory and debate practice. If you go to the page Steve posted, you'll
see I'm the Chair of my Department.

I went to the link earlier and it does list you as chairperson.

If any of those papers you wrote are published on line somewhere I'd be
interested in reading them.

--
Telamon
Ventura, California