Robert Schaible, Associate Professor of Arts and Humanities 
University of Tennessee, PhD. 

Professor Schaible received his Ph.D. in American Literature from the University of Tennessee. His interests encompass interdisciplinary studies and the importance of multicultural studies in American history. Dr. Schaible is the current holder of the prestigious Walter E. Russell Chair in Philosophy and Education. He recently delivered the keynote address at Drury University's fourth annual conference on Interdisciplinary Research and Teaching held last March. He also directed a seminar on "The Meaning of Human in the Poetry of Stephen Dunn" at the 48th annual Star Island Conference of the Institute on Religion in an Age of Science. Professor Schaible is Vice-president for Conferences of the Institute on Religion in an Age of Science (IRAS). He also recently conducted a workshop entitled  "Is Nature Enough? An Answer from Two American Poets", at a recent IRAS Conference. During the fall of 2002 he will present a paper entitled "Religious Naturalism: A Unity of Science, Religion, and Poetry" at the national conference of the Association for Integrated Studies, to be held at Drury University in Springfield, Missouri.

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