Courses Taught
Perspectives of Conflict Resolution
Philosophy of Conflict Resolution
Forgiveness
Advanced Philosophy of Conflict Resolution
Psychology of Conflict Resolution
Thesis/Project Preparation Seminar
Ethics of Environmental Conflict
Philosophy of Nonviolence
Evil and Conflict Resolution
Academic Career
Dr. Gould co-founded Portland State University's Graduate Program in
Conflict Resolution in 1993 and serves as its director. He also
served a three-year term as Chair of PSU's Philosophy Department. He
has presented a wide variety of papers, workshops, and seminars in
topics related to philosophy and conflict resolution, including peace
education, informal logic, ethics, and hate studies.
In 1984, he co-founded the Oregon Peace Institute with Congresswoman
Elizabeth Furse, and continues to serve on OPI's Board of Directors.
More recently, he co-founded the Northwest Institute for Conflict
Resolution, the Peace and Conflict Studies Consortium, and the Newhall
Nonviolence Institute.
Personal Statement
Robert Gould, a lifelong Portland resident, has worked in the areas of
peace, social justice, conflict resolution, and community service for
over forty years. He counseled and taught young people about military
service and peaceful alternatives in the 1960's and 1970's, and helped
organize numerous peace and justice organizations during the 1970's
and 1980's.
Dr. Gould is currently in the process of writing a book entitled,
Engaged Thinking, that takes up key issues in the philosophy of
conflict resolution.
When Rob is not working, he enjoys triathlons, mountain climbing,
bicycling, snow and water sports. "Naps are fun, too!"
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