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David
Corbin Dr. Corbin has participated in numerous academic and civic endeavors, including his involvement in the Henry Salvatori Fellows program at the Heritage Foundation (1998), the study of liberty and literature at the Liberty Fund (1999), and most recently, touring Switzerland with a delegation of 20 outstanding young American diplomats to further American-Swiss relations in the summer of 2000. He was commended for his outstanding teaching by former University of New Hampshire president Joan Leitzel in May of 2001. David's
analysis of political, cultural and social trends has appeared
in the Investors Business Daily, The New York Times,
the Associated Press, Radio Free Europe, the French News Agency,
New Hampshire Public Broadcasting, New England Cable News, and
WCVB's "Chronicle," along with various news organizations
in the New England area. He also serves on the school board of
Exeter Classical Christian school and is a lead corporate culture
consultant for Public Virtues Inc. He lives in Exeter, New Hampshire,
with his wife Lisa, and five children, Elliot, Elizabeth, Alex,
Catherine, and Patrick. |
Prof.
Corbin has taught courses in political philosophy, American politics
and international relations at the University of New Hampshire
and Boston University since 1996. His main area of academic interest
is classical political philosophy (Plato, Aristotle, Thucydides,
and Xenophon). He has also done work on Shakespeare, American foreign
policy, and the History of Republics and Empires.