William Licht

Dr. William Licht is a Professor in the College of Arts and Sciences at Maranatha Baptist University (MBU), where he has been a faculty member since 1993. He previously served in major administrative roles, including Chair of the Humanities Department (2008), Dean of the School of Education (2009–2014), and Vice President for Academic Affairs (2014–2024). Since stepping down from administration, he continues to teach selected undergraduate and graduate courses.

• EdD in Curriculum and Instruction, Liberty University
• MA in History, Indiana University of Pennsylvania
• MS in Educational Administration, Bob Jones University
• BS in Social Studies Education, Bob Jones University

Dr. Licht's academic expertise lies in history, humanities, and curriculum development, with a strong background in social studies education and educational leadership. His career reflects a dedication to Christian education, both in K–12 and higher education settings.

His professional work shows a consistent focus on integrating faith and learning, particularly through curriculum design and academic administration within a Christian context. Though no recent publications are listed, his long-standing teaching and leadership roles underscore his impact in the field of Christian higher education.

Dr. Licht has not received any listed scientific awards or fellowships in the provided text.

He has advised students in educational leadership and history, though specific names are not mentioned. He has led academic departments and influenced institutional policy through grants and academic planning during his tenure as Vice President. His leadership spanned over a decade of strategic academic development at MBU.

There is no mention of formal research labs or collaborative research teams, but he has led academic units such as the School of Education and the Humanities Department, shaping curricula and faculty development.