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CURRICULUM VITAE
Gordon E. Michalson, Jr.
Office of the President
New College of Florida
5800 Bay Shore Road
Sarasota, Florida 34243-2109
Phone: (941) 487-4100
FAX: (941) 487-4101
Email: michalson@ncf.edu
EDUCATION
Ph.D., “With Distinction,”
Princeton University (Philosophy of Religion), 1976
Rel.M., Claremont School of Theology (Philosophy of
Religion/Theology), 1972
B.A., Magna cum Laude, Yale University (History), 1970
EMPLOYMENT
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President, New College of
Florida, October, 2001---
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Acting President, New College of
Florida, July, 2001-September, 2001
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Visiting Professor of Religious
Studies, Brown University, Spring, 2001
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Professor of Humanities, New
College of the University of South Florida/New College of
Florida, 1992-present
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Dean and Warden, New College of
USF, 1992-97
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From Assistant Professor to
Professor, Department of Religion, Oberlin College, 1977-92
(Department Chair, 1989-92)
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From Instructor to Assistant
Professor, Department of Religion, Davidson College, 1975-77
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Teaching Assistant, Department
of Religion, Princeton University, 1974-75
ADDITIONAL PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
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Board of Directors, Florida
Association of Colleges and Universities, 2005-present; Vice
President, 2007-08
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President, Southern
University Conference, 2007-present
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Board of Trustees, LeRoy Collins
Institute, 2003-present
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American Consulting Editor, THE
BLACKWELL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MODERN CHRISTIAN THOUGHT (1991-93)
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Director, Danenberg
Oberlin-in-London Program, 1987-88, 1989-92
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Advisory Council, Department of
Religion, Princeton University, 1988-2000; Chair, 1995-97
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Board of Trustees, Shansi
Memorial Association, 1988-1992
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Oberlin College Board of
Trustees Educational Programs and Policies Committee, 1987-1992
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Visiting Senior Member, Linacre
College, University of Oxford, Trinity Term, 1989
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National Endowment for the
Humanities (N.E.H.) Distinguished Scholar, Bucknell University,
1985
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Visiting Fellow, Department of
Religious Studies, Yale University, 1984-85
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Visiting Fellow, Department of
Religion, Princeton University, 1980-81
SELECTED FELLOWSHIPS AND AWARDS
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American Theological Society (by election), 1989-present
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N.E.H. Fellowship for College Teachers, 1992-93 (declined)
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Oberlin College Research Status Appointment, 1992-93 (declined)
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N.E.H. Fellowship for College Teachers, 1988-89
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N.E.H. Summer Stipend, 1984
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Oberlin College Research Status Appointment, 1984-85
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Oberlin College H.H. Powers Travel Grant (Great Britain and
Germany), 1981
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N.E.H. Fellowship for College Teachers, 1980-81
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N.E.H. Summer Stipend, 1978
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Davidson College Summer Research Fellowship (Germany), 1976
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Kent Fellowship (Danforth Foundation), 1974-75
PUBLICATIONS
Books:
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KANT AND THE PROBLEM OF GOD (Oxford: Blackwell Publishers, 1999)
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FALLEN FREEDOM: KANT ON RADICAL EVIL AND MORAL REGENERATION (Cambridge:Cambridge
University Press, 1990)
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LESSING’S “UGLY DITCH”: A STUDY OF THEOLOGY AND HISTORY
(University Park and London: The Pennsylvania State University
Press, 1985)
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THE
HISTORICAL DIMENSIONS OF A RATIONAL FAITH: THE ROLE OF HISTORY
IN KANT’S RELIGIOUS THOUGHT (Washington, D.C.: University Press
of America, 1977)
Edited Book:
Selected Articles:
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“Kant, the Bible, and the
Recovery from Radical Evil,” in Sharon Anderson-Gold and
Pablo Muchnik (eds.), KANT’S ANATOMY OF EVIL (forthcoming)
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“Re-reading the Post-Kantian
Tradition with Milbank,” JOURNAL OF RELIGIOUS ETHICS 32
(June, 2004)
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“Immanuel Kant,” THE
ROUTLEDGE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF PROTESTANTISM (New York:
Routledge, 2004).
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“God and Kant’s Ethical
Commonwealth,” THE THOMIST 65 (2001).
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“Lessing,” THE ABINGDON
DICTIONARY OF BIBLICAL INTERPRETATION (Nashville: Abingdon
Press, 1999).
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“The Problem of Salvation in
Kant’s RELIGION WITHIN THE LIMITS OF REASON ALONE,”
INTERNATIONAL PHILOSOPHICAL QUARTERLY 37 (1997).
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“Cartesianism,” THE
BLACKWELL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MODERN CHRISTIAN THOUGHT (Oxford:
Blackwell Publishers, 1993).
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"Faith and History,” THE
BLACKWELL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF MODERN CHRISTIAN THOUGHT (Oxford:
Blackwell Publishers, 1993).
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"Kierkegaard’s Debt to
Lessing: Reply to Whisenant,” MODERN THEOLOGY 6 (1990).
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“Moral
Regeneration and Divine Aid in Kant,” RELIGIOUS STUDIES 25
(1989).
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“The Response
to Lindbeck,” MODERN THEOLOGY 4 (1988).
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"The
Inscrutability of Moral Evil in Kant,” THE THOMIST 51
(1987).
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"The Non-Moral
Element in Kant’s Moral Proof of the Existence of God,”
SCOTTISH JOURNAL OF THEOLOGY 39 (1986).
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“Faith and
History: The Shape of the Problem,” MODERN THEOLOGY 1
(1985).
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"Theology,
Historical Knowledge, and the Contingency-Necessity
Distinction,”INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL FOR PHILOSOPHY OF
RELIGION 14 (1983).
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“Pannenberg on
the Resurrection and Historical Method,” SCOTTISH JOURNAL OF
THEOLOGY 33 (1980).
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"Lessing,
Kierkegaard, and the ‘Ugly Ditch’: A Re-examination,”
JOURNAL OF RELIGION 59 (1979).
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"The Role of
History in Kant’s Religious Thought,” ANGLICAN THEOLOGICAL
REVIEW 59 (1977).
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“The
Impossibility of Religious Progress in Kant,” in PHILOSOPHY
OF RELIGION AND THEOLOGY: 1976, ed. P. Slater (Missoula:
Scholars Press, 1976).
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“Bultmann’s
Metaphysical Dualism,” RELIGION IN LIFE 44 (1975).
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