Faculty/Staff Directory
Dr. Thomas Caldwell
Part-Time Instructor
| Office Hours: | As noted, I am retired I have no office, but I can be reached through my college e-mail which I will check Monday-Thursday during Fall and Spring semesters. |
| Biography: | To be an actual biography I have to first of all say that family has been the most important thing for me. Being married for over 50 years, having a wonderful wife, three fantastic healthy adult children and then added to all of this two unbelievable grand children. All of this is the foundation of my biography. Next there is career which I must say has been beyond wonderful. My work has not been work to me it has been totally rewarding, enjoyable and after college teaching for over 45 years I can say day in and day out at least 95% of my days were great days. |
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| Teaching and Research Interests: | Teaching for me has been the greatest career experience I could have possibly had. Sharing learning in the field of psychology: discussing ideas, theories, philosophies, facts, self exploration, questions, beliefs, etc., etc. Teaching as a career, I could not imagine that there would be a more enjoyable, rewarding life. It has been a life of never ending learning, sharing, and wondering. |
| Courses: | I teach 2 sections of Human Growth and Development (PSYC 2103) in the Spring and Fall. During my 49 years of teaching I have taught 11 different psychology courses. |
| Education: (All institutions attended and degrees or credentials earned) | Ph.D. 1981, Southwestern Seminary, Counseling Psychology M.R.E. 1974, Southwestern Seminary, Counseling Psychology B.S. 1971, University of Tennessee, Animal Science |
| CV: | Served 16 years as chair of the college wide Promotion and Tenure Committee Served two years on FEDS Committee Served five years on Curriculum Committee Served on 15 search committees for college faculty positions Served two years on University System Task Force on Faculty and Staff Development Developed and coordinated the MGC Early Intervention Program over three years Represented MGC in Washington D.C. and Atlanta at the Standard Based Teacher Education Project Conference Served as Psychology/Education Advisor to 50-70 majors every semester for over 21 years Served on Retention/Graduation Committee appointed by the President Served on Presidential Search Committee Served on SACS Compliance Task Force Served on Advising Committee appointed by VPAA |
| Professional Experience: | 1988-2017, Taught full time at Middle Georgia College, Cochran, Georgia 1978-1988, Taught full time at Campbellsville College, Campbellsville, Kentucky 1977-1978, Taught part-time at Tarrant County Junior College, Ft. Worth, Texas 1975-1978, Employed as Psychotherapist with Drug Abuse Prevention Center, Arlington, Texas 1/75-6/75, Employed as Psychotherapist with Ft. Worth Neuropsychiatric Hospital 1974-1975, Employed as Psychotherapist with Drug Abuse Prevention Center, Ft. Worth, Texas 1973-1978, Counselor in Group Psychotherapy with Baptist Marriage and Family Counseling Center, Ft. Worth, Texas |
| Awards and Honors: | Member of American Psychological Association Certification in Ericksonian Hypnosis Certification in Holotropic Breathwork Certification through American Association of Marriage and Family Therapists |
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