Mircea Miclea

Mircea Miclea (natus die 8 Novembris 1963 in Săliștea in Alba circulo) psychologus atque vir publicus Dacoromanicus est.

Munus

Ad usque annum 1987 apud Universitatem Claudiopolitanam psychologiae studebat et doctor psychologiae factus est. Ab anno 1990 eiusdem universitatis professor factus est. Annis 2001 - 2004 cancellarius Universitatis Claudiopolitanae fuit.

Cursus honorum

Die 29 Decembris 2004 Miclea, tum sodalis factionis PD minister educationis in consilio ministrorum Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu nominatus est. Die 10 Novembris 2005 Michael Hărdău ei successit^[1].

Nexus externi

Curriculum vitae apud situm interretialem facultatis psychologiae Universitatis Claudiopolitanae

Notae

↑ 9am.ro die 14 Octobris 2005

Ministri eruditionis nationalis Romanici (1989–)


Michael Șora • Georgius Ştefan • Michael Golu • Livius Maior • Virgilius Petrescu • Andreas Marga • Catharina Andronescu • Alexander Athanasiu • Mircea Miclea • Michael Hărdău • Christianus Adomniței • Antonius Anton • Catharina Andronescu • Aemilius Boc • Daniel Funeriu • Cătălin Baba • Ioannes Mang • Livius Pop • Catharina Andronescu • Remus Pricopie 2012 • Sorin Cîmpeanu 2014 • Hadrianus Curaj 2015 • Mircea Dumitru 2016 • Paulus Năstase 2017 • Livius Pop 2017 • Valentinus Popa 2018 • Rovana Plumb (pro tempore) 2018 • Catharina Andronescu 2018 • Daniel Breaz (2019 pro tempore) • Monica Christina Anisie 2019

Ministri principales rectionum Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu 2004–2008


Christianus Adomniței • Antonius Anton • Theodorus Atanasiu • Georgius Barbu • Sulfina Barbu • Radu Berceanu • Basilius Blaga • Anca Boagiu • Carolus Borbély • Ladislaus Borbély • Mariana Câmpeanu • Tudor Chiuariu • Mircea Cinteză • Dacianus Cioloş • Hadrianus Cioroianu • Lazarus Comănescu • Georgius Copos • Christianus David • Aemilius Ene Dinga • Georgius Dobre • Georgius Flutur • Sorin Frunzăverde • Michael Hărdău • Hadrianus Iorgulescu • Attila Korodi • Monica Macovei • Béla Markó • Theodorus Meleșcanu • Mircea Miclea • Daniel Motreanu • Monica Muscă • Zsolt Nagy • Eugenius Nicolăescu • Ludovicus Orban • Paulus Păcuraru • Bogdan Pascu • Ioannes Popescu • Georgius Pogea • Călin Popescu-Tăriceanu • Decebalus Traianus Remeș • Georgius Seculici • Codruţ Şereş • Ovidius Silaghi • Michael Răzvan Ungureanu • Hadrianus Videanu • Sebastianus Vlădescu • Varujan Vosganian • Iulius Winkler

[1] 9am.ro die 14 Octobris 2005

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