Dr. Anthony Carreras, Dean

Dr. Anthony Carreras, Dean of Division 4: Math, Engineering, Education, Physical Sciences, and Student Success, joined LSC-Kingwood in 2012 as an assistant professor of philosophy. He has served as faculty senate president, department chair of Philosophy, History, and Humanities, and interim dean of Instructional Support during the first year of the pandemic. Dr. Carreras earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from Drew University, a Master of Arts degree from Georgia State University, and a Ph.D. in Philosophy from Rice University. He has published papers in such journals as History of Philosophy Quarterly and Philosophical Papers, has presented papers at the Eastern and Pacific Division Meetings of the American Philosophical Association, and is a two-time recipient of the Lone Star College Writing Award (2016 and 2018).

Dr. Carreras is passionate about teaching and learning, loves working with faculty and serving students, and is grateful that he gets to do it at LSC-Kingwood every day. When he is not working, he enjoys music, cooking, and spending time with his two amazing daughters.

Recent publications:

2016. "Amicably Deceived." Philosophical Papers 45.1-2: 133-158.
2012. "Aristotle on Other-Selfhood and Reciprocal Shaping." History of Philosophy Quarterly 29.4: 319-336.
2011.  "Like Father Like Son? Challenges in the Father-Son Relationship. "In Fatherhood and Philosophy, eds. L. Nease and M. Austin, Wiley-Blackwell, 171-180.

Phone: 281.312.1763
Email: Dr. Anthony Carreras
Office: APA 109C

Dr. Katherine Keilty, Department Chair

Phone: 281.312.1714
Email: Katherine.Keilty@lonestar.edu
Office: SIB 202Q
Website: Website

Dr. Ramiro Acevedo, Faculty

A former LSC-North Harris student, Dr. Ramiro Acevedo was hired as an associate professor of physics at LSC-Kingwood in fall 2016. Prior to this full-time position, he taught three summer sessions as a physics adjunct professor and one year as a 70 percent full-time professor in chemistry at LSC-Kingwood. Before joining Lone Star College, Acevedo was a full-time chemistry and physics professor at Wharton County Junior College for five years. During his term, he also served a few years as department head of the college’s Chemistry, Physics and Engineering program. “My goal is to bring physics to life in the classroom and to encourage students to work hard and achieve their long-term goals,” he said. “I’m happy to be here. I feel that I have the support I need to do bigger and better things at LSC-Kingwood.” After LSC-North Harris, Acevedo transferred to the University of Houston and earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry. He also earned a Ph.D. in Applied Physics at Rice University. Phone: 281.312.8432 Email: Ramiro.Acevedo@lonestar.edu Office: SIB 202O

Dr. Han Lee

Han Lee received a Ph.D in applied physics from Texas A&M, College Station. 
During his Ph.D program, he experimentally showed that nano sized array of magnetic material can enhance superconductivity.

Before joining Lone Star College, Dr. Lee, as a research scientist, proposed and directed experiments  for federal government agencies. His research field is about magnetism and its application to energy harvesting technology.

In 2022, he joined the Dept. of Physics at Lone Star College Kingwood campus. He teaches algebra-based physics, calculus- based physics and astronomy. He is interested in developing curriculum that connects fundamental physics and recent research topics.

Phone: 281.318.4392
Email: Han.G.Lee@LoneStar.edu
Office: SIB 202L

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