The Multicultural, Multiethnic, and International Aspects of the Humanics Philosophy by Richard D. Davilia
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“The Multicultural, Multiethnic, and International Aspects of the Humanics Philosophy (April 19, 2007)” is a video of the 2007 Humanics Lecture given by Richard D. Davilia, Ph.D. and the 2006-2007 Distinguished Professor of Humanics (DPH) at Springfield College (Springfield, MA). The concept of humanics refers to Springfield College’s mission of educating students in spirit, mind, and body for leadership in service to humanity. For many years, distinguished faculty members at Springfield College have lectured about the humanics philosophy. In his lecture, Davilia discusses his passion for making a positive difference in people’s lives, the institution of an International Humanics Day, and the creation of a Humanics room on each campus. Richard D. Davilia works at Springfield College as both a tenured professor and the Associate Dean and Campus Director at the Springfield College School of Human Services in Tampa, Florida. He earned his B.A. from Beacon College, his M.S.W. at the University of Connecticut in West Hartford, and holds a Ph.D. from the University of Connecticut, School of Education Psychology. The video was directed and produced by Ronald A. Milton ’98.
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