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Ph.D. or PhD on business card

• Thread starter oscarthewild
• Start date Feb 5, 2007
• Tags business business card business cards ph.d. phd
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oscarthewild

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• Feb 5, 2007

Hello, I have seen examples of each Ph.D. http://radio.weblogs.com/0110772/BusinessCardEng.jpg http://www.psych.ufl.edu/~white/kdw_..._card_2005.gif and also examples of PhD http://lib.store.yahoo.net/lib/audio...rd-Herring.gif http://research.microsoft.com/~awils...20card%202.jpg Any comments which is correct or more correct? Thanks -  

Stylish Dinosaur

Ph.D. according to Chicago Manual of Style.  

Thank you  

Opposite Santa

They are all fine. However, imhe, no academic puts "Ph.D" on their card. It's assumed that you have one, especially if "Professor" is anywhere on the card. A Ph.D. is sort of like having a ticket for the show. No one pins it to their chest. Same goes for research labs like JPL, NASA/Ames, etc... The only reason that you would put Ph.D. is if you work in the bureaucracy or in the corporate world, where not everyone has a Ph.D. The only letters I generally see on academic and researchers cards are things like fellowships in the Academy of Sciences or a similar honor.  

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I dunno, I have to disagree with that. I've been in academia (psych) for the better part of my life and whose with doc degrees have Psy.D. or Ph.D. on their card. It is assumed that if one is called a "psychologist" then they have a doctorate as MS level practitioners default to "therapist". Perhaps this is different in other fields such as research as the above poster mentioned IMHO if you get through a doctoral program you deserve to put it on there MrR  

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What do the German academics put on their cards?  

Ph.D. looks better, IMO.  

matadorpoeta

not all professors have a ph.d. it is a common complaint at many colleges that undergrad classes, especially lower division ones, are being taught by professors with only a master's degree.  

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I can't wait to put Ph.D. all over everything I own. All of my shirts will be monogrammed at the cuff with PHD.  

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Ph.D. in Aviation

Discussion in ' General Distance Learning Discussions ' started by TEKMAN , Jan 11, 2023 .

TEKMAN Semper Fi!

It looks like Liberty University is now offering Ph.D. in Aviation. URL: https://www.liberty.edu/online/aeronautics/doctoral/phd-aviation/  

chrisjm18 Well-Known Member

Good for Liberty . They already have a well-established School of Aeronautics offering bachelor's and master's degree programs. ERAU has some competition.  

Rich Douglas Well-Known Member

They're offering it up as a scholarly degree. I have a hard time accepting the idea that Aviation is a scholarly field: The dissertation gives you the chance to develop scholarly findings and contribute to the base of knowledge in your field. The degree is about the aviation industry: This degree covers a wide range of current and historical issues affecting the aeronautic industry. Additionally, you can add to the existing knowledge base in this field through your dissertation. THAT is a description of a professional, not scholarly, doctorate. I wonder what the central theory(ies) of Aviation is/are? What, if any, are the contributing theories? And what makes Aviation distinct from others, like business or macroeconomics? Meteorology? Physics? And, because it's Liberty , there's this: This doctoral aeronautical science degree is designed to help shape you into an aviation leader who is committed to investigating and solving aviation issues through research, educational leadership, and Christian ethical standards . (Emphasis added.) Ethics can be part of a discipline's central or controlling theory. (It is in my field.) I wonder what adding the distinction "Christian" does? And since it is called out, must it be addressed in the research process? How? A scholarly doctorate is designed to create new theory (knowledge) or test theory, or both. They acknowledge this in their description. (See above where they call it "knowledge base." I wonder what that knowledge base is? No answers, just questions and some opinions.  

Dustin Well-Known Member

chrisjm18 said: ↑ Good for Liberty . They already have a well-established School of Aeronautics offering bachelor's and master's degree programs. ERAU has some competition. Click to expand...

Michael Burgos Well-Known Member

Rich Douglas said: ↑ Ethics can be part of a discipline's central or controlling theory. (It is in my field.) I wonder what adding the distinction "Christian" does? And since it is called out, must it be addressed in the research process? How? Click to expand...

sanantone Well-Known Member

The curricula for their online aviation and aeronautical programs are awful. They're management programs with planes and airports thrown in. They should just call them aviation management .  

sanantone said: ↑ The curricula for their online aviation and aeronautical programs are awful. They're management programs with planes and airports thrown in. They should just call them aviation management . Click to expand...

freeloader Member

Dustin said: ↑ They actually do in the header, though not in the other references: "Why Choose Liberty’s PhD in Aviation Management Degree?" It's not clear the title on the degree since it's so new. Click to expand...

freeloader said: ↑ It seems pretty clearly to be a PhD in Aviation Management. Click to expand...

Asymptote Active Member

Will a graduate of this program be able to fly, as in be a pilot?  

JBjunior Active Member

Asymptote said: ↑ Will a graduate of this program be able to fly, as in be a pilot? Click to expand...

Pretty neat, you can actually get your pilot's license through that program.  

It surprises me that Liberty has not jumping into online/hybrid JD program yet.  

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