Michael Hudak

Michael Hudak
Residence	Waynesboro, VA, United States
Nationality	USA
Known for	New Energy, Walter Russell

Michael Hudak is an American researcher, lecturer, and organizational leader associated with the University of Science and Philosophy in Waynesboro, Virginia, where he served as president and later as president emeritus. He is best known for his work preserving and promoting the scientific and philosophical ideas of Walter Russell and Lao Russell.

Biography

Hudak is based in Waynesboro, Virginia, the home of the University of Science and Philosophy. The institution, originally established as the Walter Russell Foundation and later reorganized as a home-study university, was founded by Walter Russell and Lao Russell to teach their philosophical and scientific work. Hudak spent time associated with Lao Russell and became closely involved in the organization's activities, eventually serving as its president. After stepping down from the presidency, he continued to contribute to the institution as president emeritus and honorary member of its board of directors.

Work

Hudak's work centers on the ideas of Walter Russell, an artist, sculptor, writer, and philosopher who proposed an alternative cosmology and theory of energy in works such as The Universal One (1927) and The Secret of Light (1947). As a lecturer and presenter for the University of Science and Philosophy, Hudak has recounted the life and ideas of Walter Russell and discussed themes related to New Energy and Russell's cosmology. He is the narrator of the video presentation series The Walter Russell Story as told by Michael Hudak, produced and distributed by the University, and has given interviews on Russell's life and philosophical outlook.

External links

• University of Science and Philosophy
• The Walter Russell Story as told by Michael Hudak, Part 1 (YouTube)