W. Scott Cleveland

W. Scott Cleveland is Associate Professor of Philosophy and Catholic Studies at University of Mary, with research focusing on virtue ethics, emotion theory, and Thomistic philosophy. His work investigates the psychological dimensions of moral virtue and their theological implications.

Publications examine virtue development mechanisms, emotion-cognition interactions, and Aquinas's moral psychology. Recognized with NEH and Mellon fellowships for research on intellectual humility and virtue formation. Teaching integrates historical philosophy with contemporary ethical applications.