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Curriculum Vitae
757-482-5709 jmunday@avantrex.com Professor of Natural Science, School of Undergraduate Studies Regent University Virginia Beach, Virginia 23464 757-226-4815 Birth: June 10, 1940. Marital Status: Married 42 years to Judith Berrien Munday, 3 children (all married); 10 grandchildren. Education: B.A. Physics, Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, June 10, 1962. Ph.D. Biophysics (minors: electrical engineering; physiology), University of Illinois, Urbana, Illinois, June 15, 1968. “The Fluorescence Transient of Chlorella pyrenoidosa.” Teaching Background: Science and technology policy; science, faith and politics; policy analysis, statistics, war and peace, environmental protection, energy resources, geography, remote sensing, mathematics and algebra, physics. Classroom and via internet (Blackboard). Research Background: Resources and environment policy. Science education policy. Just war theory. Bible-science issues. Biomedical ethics. Remote sensing of water quality and coastal circulation, oil pollution, algal photosynthesis, missile spectroscopy, radar image analysis, resource monitoring and geo-base information systems, Landsat land cover mapping. Short Course: NASA Bio-Space Technology Training Program, Wallops Island, VA, August 5-23, 1968.
Air Force ROTC (Cornell University), 2 years. Honors: Biophysics
Traineeship, Sigma Xi, national scientific honorary society, 1968. National Research Council Postdoctoral Research Associateship, 1968. Americans in Science; listed in seven Who’s Who vols., including Theology and Science, 1996. EPA Region III 1989 Center for Environmental Learning Award nominee. Advisory Service: Governor Allen (VA): Advisory Council on Self-Determination and Federalism, 1994-1997. Board Member: • Commonwealth of Virginia Pesticide Control Board, 1996-2004 (appointed by Gov. George Allen; re-appointed by Gov. James Gilmore) – Chairman, Enforcement Committee, 2002-2003; Chairman, Awards Committee. • Chesapeake (VA) Wetlands Board, 1995-2005 (appointed by City Council, re-appointed for second 5-year term) – Vice-Chairman, 1998-2003; Chairman, 2003-2005. Professional Society Memberships: American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). American Scientific Affiliation (ASA). American Society of Photogrammetry & Remote Sensing (ASPRS) til 2002; Chairman, Hydrospheric Sciences Committee, 1980; Awards Committee 1981. Association of American Geographers (AAG) til 2002. International Association for Energy Economics (IAEE) til 2002. Other Memberships:
• UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATIVE APPOINTMENTS School of
Undergraduate Studies, Regent University, Virginia Beach, Virginia • Chair, Department of Natural Science and Mathematics (2007- ). Robertson School of Government, Regent
University, Virginia Beach, Virginia • Interim Dean (1993-1996). • Associate Dean
(1988-1993). • Associate Dean for Academic Affairs (1996-1997). MANAGEMENT EXPERIENCE Virginia Institute of Marine Science, 1975-1984. Head, 1977-1978. Spokesman for VIMS in 1980-1984. ACADEMIC AND RESEARCH APPOINTMENTS 2006– : School of Undergraduate Studies, Regent University, Virginia Beach, Virginia, Professor of Natural Sciences. 2005–2006: School of Undergraduate Studies, Regent University, Virginia Beach, Virginia, Adjunct Professor of Natural Sciences. 2004–2007: KEYS HomeSchool Coop, Chesapeake, Virginia, teacher: physics and physical science. 2000–2001: Robertson School of Government, Regent University, Virginia Beach, Virginia, Adjunct Professor of Public Policy. February 1983–January 1999: Robertson School of Government, Regent University, Virginia Beach, Virginia, Professor of Public Policy. Tenured. July 1975–June 1985:
July
1971–June 1975: August 1969–July 1971: Virginia Institute of Marine Science, Department of Geological Oceanography, Associate Marine Scientist. August
1969–July 1971: January
1965–June 1968: January 1964–December 1964: University of Illinois, Department of Physiology and Biophysics, Teaching Assistant (half-time). Summers 1963, 1964, 1965:
Marine Biological Laboratory, Woods Hole, TEACHING EXPERIENCE 1 GGR 205E* Remote Sensing and Representation of Environment 1971-1972 GGR 301EF Field Studies (staff) 1971-1975 GGR 308ES Man’s Impact on Environment Field Camp (staff) 1971-1972 GGR 311E* Conservation Strategies 1971-1975 GGR 481E Advanced Reading Seminar 1971 GGR 271E* Methods of Environmental Analysis (Munday, staff) 1972-1975 GGR 373E* Remote Sensing of Environment 1972-1975 GGR 471E Environmental Case Studies (Harrison, staff) 1972-1975 GGR 378ES* Futures Research and Geographic Planning 1972-1973 GGR 1949SG* Applications of Remote Sensing 1974-1975 College of William and Mary, School of Marine Science, 1969-1971 & 1975-1981 MS 533SG* Oceanographic Remote Sensing 1969-1971 MS 533FG* Remote Sensing of Environment 1976 MS 504FG Intro. Geol. Oceanography (remote sensing lectures) 1977 MS 633SG* Remote Sensing of Environment 1979-1981 CC 408S* Energy Resources and Geopolitical Futures 1979-1981 Project Plus Undergrad. Honors Program on Food and Energy: Energy Resources and Geopolitics 1981 PPS 531FG* Foundations of Natural Science/Science, Faith & Politics 1983-1995, 1997-1998 PPS 532SG* Science and Technology Policy 1983-1998 PPS 533WG* Energy and Environment 1983-1986 PPS 534FG* War and Peace 1983-1990, 1992-1998, 2000 PPP 564DG* Quantitative Methods 1983-1987, 1990, 1992, 1994-1998 PPS 533DG* Resources and Environment 1986-1990, 1992-1994 PPS 535WG* Energy and Geopolitics 1986-1990, 1993-1998 PPP 585FG* Seminar (various topics by year) 1987, 1989, 1990, 1996 PPP 565WG* Computer Modeling 1990 PPS 533SG* Natural Resources Conservation 1995-1998 PPS 536SG* Environmental Protection 1995-1998 PPP 585SG* Community Restoration Strategy 1996 Regent University, School of Undergraduate Studies, 2005-2007 BIOL 101FS* Introduction to Biology w/Lab 2005-2007 MATH 101F Mathematics for Liberal Arts 2006 MATH 102F College Algebra 2006 POLI 445S Sustainable Development 2007 EASC 101F Earth Science w/lab 2007 THESIS AND DISSERTATION SUPERVISION Chairman: 1971-1975: 5 B.A. (Geography-Environmental). 1979-1986: 2 M.S. (Remote Sensing). 1984-1998: 42 M.A. (Public Policy). Committee
Member: 1971: 1 M.S. (Chemical
Oceanography). 1977-1978: 2 M.S.
(Geological Oceanography); 1 Ph.D. (Marine
Biochemistry). ACADEMIC COMMITTEES 1971-1973 Environmental College Planning Committee. 1971-1974 Transportation Committee. 1977 Academic Advisory Committee; Academic Review Committee. 1977-1978 Chairman, Subcommittee (Faculty Council) on Goals of the Academic Program. 1977-1978 Secretary, Faculty Council. 1978-1979 Secretary,
Faculty Council; Subcommittee (Faculty
Council) on Degree Requirements Disparity; 1979-1980 Chairman, Faculty Council; Committee on Faculty Status. 1980-1981 Bylaws Committee. 1981-1982 Committee on Faculty Status. 1981-1982
College of William and Mary 1978-1979 Board on Faculty Compensation. 1981-1982 Personnel Policy Committee. 1981-1982 Procedural Review Committee. 1984-1985 Spiritual Life Committee. 1984-1993 School of Government Admissions Committee. 1984-1993 Academic Computer Advisory Committee 1984-1996 TSA Withdrawal Committee. 1988-1989
1988-1989 Communicable Disease Committee. 1988-1989 Chairman, Ad-Hoc Calendar Committee. 1989-1991 Chairman, Calendar Committee. 1989-1991 International Studies Committee. 1989-1991
1989-1991 Secretary, Faculty Assembly. 1988-1997 Academic Council. 1991 Ad Hoc Committee on Course Duplication. 1992 Ad Hoc Committee: Feasibility Study (Separation of Law and 1992-1993 Faculty Assembly Research Committee. 1993-1994 Ad Hoc Committee on Faculty Governance. 1993-1994 Ad Hoc Committee on Faculty Load Policy. 1993-1994
Ad Hoc Committee on University 1993-1996 Cabinet. 1996-1997 SACS Steering Committee. 1997-1998 Educational Technology Advisory Committee. 1997-1999 School of Government Admissions Committee. 1997-1998 Center for Leadership Studies, Admissions Committee & School of Government Representative. 2001, 2002 Undergraduate Studies Committee, General Education Subcommittee, natural science repr. 2006-2007 General Education Committee, School of Undergraduate Studies. 2006-2007 Regent U., SACS Steering Committee. 2007 Tenure Committee, School of Undergraduate Studies. ENTREPRENEURIAL ACTIVITY Business Network
International, Chapter 54, Independent Associate, Mannatech, Independent Associate, American Communications Network, RESEARCH GRANTS Total: $ 891,009 (1970 – 1982) (Year, Grantor, Grantee, Principal Investigators, Project Title, Amount) 1970. NASA 1970. NASA Wallops to
Virginia Institute of Marine Science.
Harrison and Munday. Analysis and Evaluation of Remote Sensor
Data for Marine Science 1971. NASA |