Adam Myers

Dr. Adam Myers is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Mount Mercy University's Philosophy & Theology Department. He joined the institution in August 2020 after completing his PhD in Philosophy at Baylor University. His teaching focuses on ethics, logic, philosophy of the human person, and Western philosophy. His research explores the interplay between nature, human nature, and ethics across historical philosophical traditions.

• Education:
• PhD in Philosophy, Baylor University
• Master of Arts in Religion (MAR), Yale Divinity School
• MA in History, Wheaton College (Illinois)
• BA in Religion, Liberty University

Myers' research interests span a broad range of figures and topics, including Aristotle, Hegel, John Henry Newman, and Adorno, alongside interdisciplinary areas like philosophy of science and art. He holds a Roman Catholic background but has deep engagement with Lutheran theology through a year spent at the Lutheran seminary in Tübingen, Germany. His expertise extends beyond academia to include culinary pursuits like bread and cheese making.

No notable scientific awards or grants are listed. He has not yet advised formal graduate students, though his teaching and research mentorship roles are central to his academic contributions.

He is affiliated with no specific labs or teams but maintains a vibrant intellectual community through his teaching and historical-philosophical research.