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Jonathan J. Sanford is the 10th President of the University of Dallas and a tenured Professor in the Philosophy Department. He holds a PhD from the University of Buffalo (2001) and an Honors B.A. (H.A.B.) from Xavier University (1997). His academic leadership focuses on advancing the university’s mission as a Catholic liberal arts institution through academic rigor, character formation, and service to society.
Education includes:
- PhD, Philosophy, University of Buffalo, SUNY, 2001
- H.A.B. (Honors B.A.), Xavier University, Summa Cum Laude, 1997
Research interests center on virtue ethics, ancient Greek and medieval philosophy, particularly Aristotle and Aquinas. He explores themes like moral character, justice, friendship, and the integration of Christian and classical thought. His work bridges historical philosophy with contemporary ethical debates, addressing topics such as environmental ethics, free will, and the ontology of the person.
Publications span over two decades, emphasizing Aristotelian and Thomistic ethics, with notable contributions to virtue theory, political philosophy, and metaphysics. His edited volumes include works on neo-Platonism and Spider-Man and Philosophy, showcasing interdisciplinary engagement.
No formal advisees or grants are listed, but his presidential role involves overseeing institutional initiatives and collaborative academic projects. He has no listed scientific awards but is recognized for academic contributions through his extensive publications and leadership.
