Frederick B. Mills

Frederick B. Mills, PhD, is a Professor of Philosophy at Bowie State University, affiliated with the Department of History and Government. He specializes in diverse areas including the philosophy of liberation, early Greek philosophy, modern philosophy, and existential phenomenology, with cross-disciplinary interests in Buddhism and Latin American political theory.

• Professor of Philosophy
• Specializes in liberation philosophy, Latin American thought, and ethics
• Editorial board member of Filosofía de la Liberación. Descolonización y Transmodernidad
• Volunteer Deputy Director at the Council on Hemispheric Affairs (Washington DC)
• Active in professional organizations: American Philosophical Association, American Association of University Professors, and Association for Philosophy and Liberation

His research bridges philosophical inquiry with political theory, particularly focusing on liberation ethics and regional independence movements in Latin America. Dr. Mills has presented papers across the US, Mexico, El Salvador, and Argentina, and has published works on philosophy of mind, artificial intelligence, and political philosophy.

He contributes to educational development as a founding board member of the Association for Educational Development in El Salvador (ADEES, Inc.).