Raymond Whiting
AVP, Faculty Affairs
Professor
Academic Appointment(s)
Pamplin College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences
Department of Social Sciences
Bio
Dr. Whiting earned his Ph.D in Social Science from Syracuse University where he also earned a J.D. and BA in Political Philosophy. Dr. Whiting is Certified in Conflict Resolution and is a member of the New York State Bar.
Dr. Whiting is a past recipient of the institutions awards in the areas of Teaching, Research and Service and was recognized as a Governor's Teaching Fellow
Education
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Ph.D., Social Sciences, General
Syracuse University, 1988
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JD, Law
Syracuse University, 1985
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BA, Political Science and Government, General
Syracuse University, 1982
Certifications
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Arbitrator
American Arbitration Association Panel of Arbitrators, 1997
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Mediator Certification
1986
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Member; New York State Bar
New York State Bar, 1986
Awards & Honors
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Honorary Membership: National Society of Leadershp and Success
2013
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Richard S. Wallace Distinguished Service Award
2005
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Louis K. Bell Research Award
2003
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Governor’s Teaching Fellow
1998
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Outstanding Faculty Member Award for Teaching Excellence
1995
Teaching Interests
Constitutional Law, and American Government
Scholarship
Selected Recent Publications
- The Dialogue in Hell Between Machiavelli and Montesquieu , 2004
Book Review
- A Natural Right to Die, 2002
Book, Scholarly-New
- A Natural Right to Die: 23 Centuries of Debate, 2002
Book, Scholarly-New
- “The Ethic of Allowing Loved Ones to Die.” , 1997
Journal Article, Academic Journal
- Natural law and the "right to die"., 1995
Journal Article, Academic Journal
Research Interests
The Right to Die, Shared Governance
Public Service
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Greater Augusta Citizen Advocacy
1991 - 2005
Role: Other
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C.S.R.A. Anti-Racism Commission
1997 - 2003
Role: Member
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City of Augusta Race Relations Committee Program
2001
Role: Other
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South Carolina Department of Social Services
1999 - 2000
Role: Other
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Augusta-Richmond County Continuum of Care
1998
Role: Grant Proposal Reviewer, External