Asking the Right Questions: A Guide to Critical Thinking

About M. BrowneStuart Keeley

Professor M. Neil Browne has taught critical thinking great ideas economics and law at Bowling Green State University for five decades. During that time he authored 55 books and 170 professional research articles in multiple disciplines. In addition he consulted and trained focusing heavily on critical thinking the faculty corporate managers and government leaders at some of the nations most prestigious institutions. He has recently been asked to keynote the International Critical Thinking Conferences in Turkey and China.   Browne created the Honors Scholars Learning Community at Bowling Green with the single focus of enhancing the critical thinking and ethical reasoning of the universitys most outstanding students. Critical thinking has also been a core element of his success as a coach of Intercollegiate Mock Trial Intercollegiate Mediation and Intercollegiate Model Arab League teams. Stuart Keeley received his Ph.D. in Psychology from the University of Illinois and enjoyed a flourishing 30-year career as a psychology professor at Bowling Green State University. His undergraduate and graduate teaching focused on abnormal psychology and clinical assessment. He also taught critical thinking to freshmen for many years. In 2000 the Bowling Green State University Trustees awarded him the title of Distinguished Teaching Professor of Psychology.   In addition to Asking the Right Questions: A Guide to Critical Thinking Keeley has published numerous other books including Striving for Excellence in College; Asking the Right Questions in Abnormal Psychology; and Psychology on the Internet: Evaluating Online Resources. His dozens of research articles in psychology and higher education have centered around pedagogy community mental health training and decision making. Now in his retirement he continues to be an avid listener and reader as well as an accomplished author.