Nathan Ross

Nathan Ross is an Assistant Professor at Adelphi University's College of Arts and Sciences, specializing in Critical Theory, Applied Ethics, and Political Philosophy. He holds a PhD from DePaul University (2006) and serves as First Vice President for Collective Bargaining with the American Association of University Professors, Adelphi Chapter.

• PhD, DePaul University (2006)

His research focuses on Critical Theory, Applied Ethics (particularly business and medical ethics), and intersections between Political Philosophy, Aesthetics, and Cultural History. He emphasizes interdisciplinary connections in his teaching philosophy, aiming to create active learning experiences.

Recent publications include the 2021 book Walter Benjamin's First Philosophy and a forthcoming 2024 chapter Towards a Philosophy of Urban Life. His work explores ethical dimensions of urban life, aesthetic experience, and Walter Benjamin's theories.

• Scientific awards: Fulbright fellowship

Ross has taught courses in bioethics, medical ethics, and interdisciplinary research methods. He has conducted research in Germany and taught Medical Ethics at MDIS in Singapore. His edited volume The Palgrave Walter Benjamin Handbook (2024) demonstrates his collaborative approach to interdisciplinary scholarship.