Dr. Mark D. Reid, Ph.D.

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King of Prussia, PA 19406

570-***-**** (texts accepted)

Education

Three Engineering Courses

Temple University

Four Engineering Courses

Wilkes University

Doctor of Philosophy, Philosophy

University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Champaign, Illinois

Bachelor of Science, Psychology; Bachelor of Arts, Philosophy

The College of William & Mary

Representative Publications

• “A Case Where Two Persons Are One Animal” in Stephan Blatti and Paul Snowdon (Eds) Essays on

Animalism: Persons, Animals, and Identity. Oxford University Press, forthcoming 2014.

• Moral Agency in Mammalia. Between the Species, 2010, 10:1-24.

• Memory as Initial Experiencing of the Past. Philosophical Psychology, 2005, 18:671-98.

Experience

Super Products, SP

Owner/President

August 2008 – Present

• Opened new business August 2008

• Sold dozens of imported bathtubs to businesses and contractors at more than 1,000% profit

• Designed and arranged placement of 14’ x 48’ billboard advertisement along high traffic interstate

Created a commercial that aired in July 2009 on the cable television channel The DIY Network

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• Web authored an ecommerce website using Dreamweaver with card services by First Data

Full-time Visiting Assistant Professor, Wilkes University

August 2008 – May 2012

• Created course plans in their entirety for more than 10 new courses; mentored numerous

students

• Managed each of approximately 70 college students’ learning in one or more courses every

semester

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• Continued to develop a dynamic interactive learning environment using innovative strategies,

including the use of a parachute to illustrate the power of cooperation and to break down

students’ barriers to learning

• Delivered occasional, college-wide talks

• Played an active role in college self-governance

• Researched and wrote, published articles, and gave professional national and international talks in

the areas of philosophy of psychology, environmental ethics, and moral theory

Full-time Visiting Assistant Professor, University of Louisville

August 2006 – May 2008

• Managed approximately 180 college students’ learning in one or more courses every semester

• Orchestrated a dynamic interactive learning environment using innovative strategies that bring

the philosophical issues to life for students such as arranging the desks in a roundtable format

• Awarded Title “Campus Leader” 2006-2007 by National Society of Collegiate Scholars for creation

of a undergraduate student support system

• Delivered periodic, college-wide talks

• Researched and wrote, published articles, and gave professional national or international talks in

the areas of philosophy of psychology, environmental ethics, and moral theory

Owner/President, Reid’s Mobile Shine, SP

July 1990 – July 2004

• Started and ran successful, high earning summer mobile car detailing business

Owner/President, Reid’s Tie Dyes, SP

August 1990 – September 1992

• Designed, created, and sold more than a hundred T-Shirts for more than 300% profit each year

while a college student

Owner/President, Quality Decks, SP

March 1989 – July 1990

• Started deck building business; designed and constructed decks for clients

Selected Professional Presentations

“Things Matter to You, Therefore You Exist as a Moral Being,” Philosophical Café Union College,

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Schenectady, New York, September 24, 2008.

“The Mind Extended in Time: Recollective Memory in Bi-hemispheric Brains,” Interdisciplinary

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Conference ‘Cognition: Embodied, Embedded, Enactive, Extended’ University of Central Florida,

Orlando, October 20-24, 2007.

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• “The Moral Implications of Industrialized Countries' Environmental Impact on the Third World:

An Argument for Ecological Awareness,” International Association for Environmental Philosophy

Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, October 14-16, 2006.

“Emotion as Source of Moral Agency in Mammals” International Society for Research on

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Emotions Annual Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia, August 6-10, 2006

“Morality and Psychopathy in Mammalia and Humanity” Symposium Talk Philosophy–

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Neuroscience–Psychology Program Washington University, Saint Louis, Missouri, September 30,

2005

Computer Experience

• Machines: IBM PC compatibles, Macintosh

• Languages: Basic, Turbo Pascal, C

• Programs:

o Engineering and Design: Autodesk AutoCAD, DS Solid Works 3D Design, MATLAB, Wolfram

Mathematica, MS Excel, Adobe Photoshop

o Editing, word entry and processing: MS Word, Corel WordPerfect, Adobe Acrobat Pro,

Dragon NaturallySpeaking Professional

o Web authoring: Adobe Dreamweaver

• Operating systems: MS Windows, MS DOS, Mac OS, Linux Puppy

• Hardware: Experienced with assembly, disassembly, and repair of notebooks, laptops, desktops,

iPhones, and some printers

Summary of most relevant skills

• Outstanding skills in written and oral communication, individually, in small groups, and in

delivering a presentation to an audience

• Adversity, Emotional, and Intelligence Quotients each above the 95th percentile of the general

population

• Empathically active listening skills; provision of friendly feedback while aware of the content-

sensitive nature for best medium of expression

• Uncommon, self-initiating capacities to present new ideas and products to prospective clients

through positive and friendly energy, well-placed advertising, and a persistent willingness to listen

and learn

• Unswerving desire to succeed, tempered by an emotionally developed skill in the art of

perseverance

• Open-minded reception of feedback; high levels of confidence without arrogance

• Astute critical thinking skills and tireless innovation for out-of-the-box problem solving

• Strict work ethic, high functioning with or without pressure and deadlines

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