Dr. Davison has been a radio guest speaker, has had his own television show and has given many workshops and seminars. As a consultant to the United States / Mexico Borderlands Commission for Economic Development, he was commissioned an Ambassador of Goodwill for the State of Texas.
Currently he spends his time between the activities of writing and counseling.
Dr. Davison has also been a guest speaker on radio shows, has had his own television show, and has given many workshops and seminars. Currently he spends his time between the activities of writing, and counseling.
Don Davison, Ph.D. has a broad and varied career including teaching, counseling and writing. He has taught from Kindergarten through Graduate School. Subjects have ranged from teaching Squirrels (little children), Spanish, United States History, World History, History of the Iberian Peninsula, Philosophy, Education (philosophy of, and Curriculum Design), and Humanities (Humanistic Values in a Technological World and Genocide, War and Humanistic Values) to Business Management and International Business. His counseling and consulting have covered broad spectrums of humanity, from the individual and familial, to the corporate, from multi-million dollar multinationals to small cottage industries. Dr. Davison’s Humanities courses have been aired on national television on Dish Network's UniversityHouse. His writings vary from social and political commentary to self help books and discursive-introspective poetry, short stories and a play to PBS television programs. He was appointed Ambassadpr of Good Will for the state of Texas, received the Award of Merit from the Arizona State Poetry Society, and nominated for the first Poet Laureate of Arizona.
ACADEMIC PREPERATION: B.A. Philosophy and Spanish
M.Ed. Spanish Literature Essay: An Outline of a Philosophy of the Consciousness of Truth in the writings of Ortega y Gasset.
Ph.D. Philosophical and Social Foundations Dissertation: The Concept of Personhood in the Evolutionary Process of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin - Some Educational Implacations.