Professor and Chairperson of the Philosophy Department
As a member of the Molloy College philosophy department since 2007, I regularly teach courses in the history of philosophy and global citizenship. My present research interests are cosmopolitan moral theory, global citizenship, and political philosophy. I am a longtime advocate of the liberal arts and sciences model of education. Contrary to popular belief, the liberal arts and sciences are more than the study of "great ideas." It is also one of the best models of education to prepare students for a successful professional career in our innovation and information driven economy.
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About Howard Ponzer
As a member of the Molloy College philosophy department since 2007, I regularly teach courses in the history of philosophy and global citizenship. My present research interests are cosmopolitan moral theory, global citizenship, and political philosophy. I am a longtime advocate of the liberal arts and sciences model of education. Contrary to popular belief, the liberal arts and sciences are more than the study of "great ideas." It is also one of the best models of education to prepare students for a successful professional career in our innovation and information driven economy.