Anthony T. Padovano

Distinguished Professor of Literature and Philosophy

Educational background: B.A. Seton Hall University; S.T.B, S.T.L., S.T.D (Gregorian University, Rome Theology); M.A. (New York University); M.A. (St. Thomases University, Rome); Ph.D. (Fordham University, Literature)

Areas of Specialization: Literature, Philosophy, Religious Studies

Arrived at Ramapo College: 1971 (Founding Faculty)

Courses regularly taught: Readings in Humanities, Literature of Non-Violence, Literature and Philosophy, Literature and Film, Bible as Literature, World Religions, Search for Meaning (Graduate)

Publications: Author of 28 books, translated into 9 languages, including 3 plays, author of some 200 articles.

Points of interest: A keen interest in interdisciplinary, comprehensive, intercultural studies.