From Physics To Peace: Finding New Truths with Robert Fuller, Ph.D.

MP3 Download This is an inspiring, engrossing tale of one man's odyssey from physics professor and college president to citizen diplomat, searching for "a better game than war." Fresh, candid and compassionate, he challenges us all in new ways to find our passion and respond to it, to think about our values and the nature of change and risk. He advocates a creative and sensitive approach to the education of young people, offering inspiring examples from his own experience and hope for world peace through such an approach. (hosted by Michael Toms) Bio Robert Fuller, Ph.D. is a physicist and former president of Oberlin College. He has consulted with Indira Gandhi, met with Jimmy Carter regarding the President's Commission on World Hunger, and worked to defuse the Cold War in Russia when it was known as the USSR. As Fuller reflected on his career he realized that he had been, at different times in his life, a somebody and a nobody. His periodic sojourns into “Nobodyland” led him to identify rankism - the abuse of the power inherent in rank - and ultimately to write the book Somebodies and Nobodies: Overcoming the Abuse of Rank. He has become a recognized leader of the dignity movement to overcome rankism and keynoted a Dignity for All conference hosted by the President of Bangladesh. His many other accomplishments include co-authoring the text book Mathematics of Classical and Quantum Physics. Robert Fuller’s books include: Somebodies and Nobodies: Overcoming the Abuse of Rank (New Society Publishers 2003)  Dignity for All: How to Create a World without Rankism (co-author Pamela A. Gerloff) (Berrett-Koehler Publishers 2008) Religion and Science: A Beautiful Friendship? (e-book, Smashwords 2012) (novel) The Rowan Tree (CreateSpace 2013) (children’s book) Theo: The White Squirrel (co-author Claire Sheridan)  (Amazon Digital Services 2016) Questions and Quests: A Short Book Aphorisms (Amazon Digital Services 2017)     The Theory of Everybody (Robert Fuller 2017) To view a video about the work of Robert W. Fuller click here, or go to his website: www.robertworksfuller.com. Host: Michael Toms              Interview Date: 5/26/1988               Program Number: 2091