Dr. Steven (Steve) Wyre
Dept Chair Associate Professor, Arts, Humanities and Education
Education
- Ed.D. in Educational Leadership
- University of Phoenix
- M.A. in Philosophy
- The University of Oklahoma
- B.A. in Philosophy
- The University of Oklahoma
Research Interests
Metacognition, Critical Thinking, Epistemology, Ethics, logic
Positions Held
2014 - Present
Mohave Community College
Adjunct Faculty
2013 - 2021
Chattanooga College
Adjunct Faculty
2018 - 2019
University of Tennessee - Chattanooga
Adjunct Professor
2014 - 2014
Independence University
Online Faculty
Intellectual Contributions
Exploring the Connection of Philosophy and Artificial Intelligence
Steven H Wyre
November 7, 2023
APUS Arts and Humanities Blog
Test Bank - Introduction to Philosophy
Steven H Wyre
June 2022
Openstax
Why Studying Philosophy Can be Useful for Aspiring Lawyers
Steven H Wyre
November 12, 2021
American Public University Edge
Covid 19: What Life Lessons Can We Learn From Stoicism?
Steven H Wyre
June 4, 2021
American Public University - Edge
Dealing with Covid-19: Lessons from Epicureanism
Steven H Wyre
June 2, 2021
American Public University EDGE
Why did the Founding Fathers Created the Electoral College?
Steven H Wyre
June 29, 2021
American Public University EDGE
Developing a Functional Moral Compass in Online Courses
Steven H Wyre
May 10, 2021
American Public University - EDGE
What Value Does a Philosophy Degree Have in the Real World?
Steven H Wyre
May 6, 2021
American Public University - Edge
A Philosopher Talks about the Importance of Humility
Steven H Wyre
April (2nd Quarter/Spring) 7, 2021
American Public University EDGE
Critical Thinking: How to Develop and Enhance Your Skills
Steven H Wyre
April (2nd Quarter/Spring) 15, 2021
American Public University EDGE
Applying Ethics to WallStreetBets and the GameStop Saga
Steven H Wyre
March 4, 2021
American Public University EDGE
Free Will Skepticism and Its Role in Criminal Justice Reform
Steven H Wyre
February 25, 2021
APU Medium
Knowing How to Separate the Truth from "Baloney"
Steve H Wyre
February 23, 2021
APU
The Question of Moral Relativism and Winning at Ethics
Steven H Wyre
February 16, 2021
APU Medium
An Argument for Accepting Late Work
Steven H Wyre
August 21, 2019
Faculty Focus - Daily
Three Tools for Supporting Student Success
Steven H Wyre
July (3rd Quarter/Summer) 24, 2015
Magna Publishing - Faculty Focus
Systemic Thinking
Steven H Wyre,Wendy Schweitzer,Raji Gogulapati,Michael Sellers,Tamra Reeves,Amy Adolph,Verta Midcalf
December 3, 2014
Blue Water Institute
The importance of relevancy in improving student engagement and learning.
Steven H Wyre
June 14, 2013
Faculty Focus, Faculty Development
Metacognitive enrichment for community college students.
Steven H Wyre
December 2012
Community College Journal of Research and Practice
Beliefs, Memories, and Learning: Using knowledge of the brain to promote higher-level thinking and leaning.
Steven H Wyre
February 25, 2011
CreateSpace Pub
Critical Thinking, Metacognition, and Epistemological Beliefs: How personal beliefs and thinking about one's own thinking enhance higher order thinking
Steven H Wyre
April (2nd Quarter/Spring) 30, 2010
Lambert Academic Publishing
Physical Mysticism: The Brain and Mystical Experiences
Steven H Wyre
December 19, 2005
BookSurge Pub
Presentations
Use Explainer Videos to Be the "Guide on the Side" at All Hours, Day and Night
OLC Accelerate 2022
November 17, 2022
Perspectives on the Meaning of Life
APUS World Philosophy Day
November 16, 2022
The Influence of Instructor-Generated Video Content on the Quality of Assignments Completed in Asynchronous Online Philosophy Classes
OLC Accelerate 2022
November 4, 2022
Media Contributions
What Is Moral Relativism in Ethics? No Mixing Allowed (WIN)
January 31, 2024
Social Media - Blog
A Defense of Atheism (WIN)
January 30, 2024
Social Media - Blog
AI – Revisiting Searle's Chinese Room Argument (WIN)
January 5, 2024
Social Media - Blog
Calling All Aspiring Lawyers
APU Edge
November 12, 2021
Social Media - Blog
Why does Philosophy need a World Day?
APU Edge
November 09, 2021
Social Media - Blog
Why Did the Founding Fathers Create the Electoral College?
AMU Edge
June 29, 2021
Social Media - Blog
COVID-19: What Life Lessons Can We Learn from Stoicism?
APU Edge
June 04, 2021
Social Media - Blog
An Epicurean Response to Covid-19
APU Edge
June 02, 2021
Social Media - Blog
Developing a Functional Moral Compass
APU Edge
May 10, 2021
Social Media - Blog
Why a BA in Philosophy from APU/AMU?
APU Edge
May 6, 2021
Social Media - Blog
Critical Thinking: How to Develop and Enhance Your Skills
APU Edge
April 15, 2021
Social Media - Blog
A Philosopher Talks about the Importance of Humility
APU Edge
April 7, 2021
Social Media - Blog
Applying Ethics to WallStreetBets and the GameStop Saga
APU Edge
March 4, 2021
Social Media - Blog
Free Will Skepticism and Its Role in Criminal Justice Reform
Medium
February 25, 2021
Social Media - Blog
Knowing How to Separate the Truth from the 'Baloney'
Medium
February 23, 2021
Social Media - Blog
The Question of Moral Relativism and Winning at Ethics
Medium
February 16, 2021
Social Media - Blog
Certifications and Licensure
January 12, 2022
CITI - Social & Behavioral Research - Basic/Refresher
Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI)
January 6, 2022
CITI - IRB Members - Basic/Refresher
Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI)
Awards & Honors
June 16,
2021
2020 University Strategic Initiative – Catalyst – Learning Management System Migration
APUS
During 2020, the earner of this badge made significant contributions to the migration of courses to a new online classroom to improve user experience, promote student-to-student and faculty-to-student interaction, enable a robust mobile classroom, and further differentiate APUS as a leader in online learning.