Eric J. Mohr

Dr. Eric J. Mohr is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Director of Liberal Arts at Saint Vincent College, Pennsylvania. He holds a Ph.D. from Duquesne University (2014) and has been affiliated with multiple institutions, including as an Adjunct Instructor before his current role. He serves as President of the Max Scheler Society of North America and has held roles such as Chair of the Liberal Arts Department and Secretary of the Max Scheler Society.

His research focuses on social and moral phenomenology, particularly within a personalist framework, addressing themes like personal identity, individuality, value, dignity, and justice. He co-edited volumes on Scheler and Stein (Lexington, forthcoming), Legacies of Max Scheler (Marquette, 2024), and Mister Rogers and Philosophy (2020). His work bridges phenomenology with ethics, critical theory, and social philosophy.

Publications highlight critical engagements with Scheler, Husserl, and historical figures like Aristotle, exploring topics such as dehumanization, moral development, and the role of love in ethics. He has presented widely at academic conferences and contributed to interdisciplinary dialogues, including a podcast series on phenomenological personalism.