American Musical Theater' 'Senior Seminar' 'Trampled Under Foot: A Look at Contemporary Oppression' Scholarship "Paul Tillich's Theory of Symbol," M.Div. thesis, Concordia Seminary, 1958. Articles on "Tillich" and "Luther" for Seminarian, 1956 and 1958. "A Philosophical Analysis of the Method of Austin Farrer and Ian Ramsey," Ph.D. diss., Princeton University, 1967. Talk About Talk About God: A Historical Introduction, Concordia Senior College, 1968. Philosophy of Religion: Contemporary Perspectives, New York: Macmillan, 1974. "Our Destruction of Tomorrow: A Philosophical Reflection on the Ecological Crisis," in Ethical Issues, ed. by William R. Durland and William H. Bruening, 247-269 (Palo Alto, CA: Mayfield Publishing Co., 1975). "Don't Treat Me Like Dirt! (In Defense of a Land Ethic)," Nebraska Humanist, Spring 1982. "Ethics," in World Book Encyclopedia, 1989. "Thought's Body: A New Habitat for 'Religious Humanism,'" Forum for Honors vol. 20, no. 1 (Winter/Spring 1990), 17-28. Professional distinctions Lilly Foundation Junior and Senior Fellow (Princeton University) John F. Kennedy Outstanding Educator of the Year (1972-1973) Distinguished Teacher Award (Purdue University Fort Wayne, 1975) Danforth Associate (1979-1985) Board of Directors, The Marshall T. Steel Center for the Study of Religion and Philosophy, Hendrix College Board of Directors, Arkansas Endowment for the Humanities (1980-1985) Humanities Consultant, University of Arkansas Medical Center (Little Rock, AR) Review Board, Environmental Ethics Editorial Consultant, World Book Encyclopedia Testimony, U.S. Senate, on the Humanities and Educational Reform (1985) Special Commendation, UCA Board of Trustees, for initiative leading to foundation of The Honors College (1986) National Consultant, National Collegiate Honors Council (1987-1992) Faculty Development Seminar Leader (Arkansas College, Batesville, 1988) Professional society memberships Schedler is a past or present member of the American Academy of Religion, the American Philosophical Association, the Arkansas Philosophical Society, the Center for Process Studies, the National Collegiate Honors Council, and the Society for Religion and Ecology. Schedler is a founding member of the Arkansas Honors Association (also known as "AHA!"). References "Air Theater to Honor 300 R. O. T. C. Cadets; Medal Holders Represent 50 Schools in Area; Col. McCormick's Tour Also to Be Shown," Chicago Daily Tribune, March 9, 1951. Jennifer Boyett, "Reflections on an Honorable Career," UCA Alumni Contact, vol. 98, issue 2 (2005). Angela Vanderslice Brown, "UCA Honors Program Provides Students with a Sense of Pride," Arkansas Democrat-Gazette, February 25, 1990. Jimmy Bryant, The Centennial History of the University of Central Arkansas (Virginia Beach, VA: Donning Co., 2008). "Bumpers, Schedler Testify on Neglecting Humanities