Samuel Bennett

Dr. Samuel Bennett brings unique insights into the realm of philosophy, serving as an Assistant Teaching Professor at Cornerstone and an Affiliated Faculty member in Philosophy at Purdue University. With a Ph.D. in philosophy from Purdue University, completed in July 2020, Dr. Bennett has established himself as a dedicated scholar and educator. His academic journey is deeply rooted in the exploration of ancient Greek philosophy, with a particular emphasis on virtue ethics as articulated by the seminal thinkers Plato and Aristotle. Dr. Bennett's research delves into the origins and evolution of virtue ethics, tracing its trajectory from ancient times to its revival in contemporary philosophical discourse. His work seeks to bridge the gap between historical philosophical traditions and modern ethical inquiries, offering fresh perspectives on age-old questions of morality and self-discovery. In the classroom, Dr. Bennett is known for his engaging teaching style and his ability to make complex philosophical concepts accessible to students. He offers a diverse range of courses, including those on ancient Greek philosophy, ethics, self-discovery, and Jewish Studies. His commitment to education is evident in his efforts to foster critical thinking and a deeper understanding of philosophical principles among his students. Since joining Cornerstone in 2020, Dr. Bennett has been an integral part of the academic community, contributing to the intellectual growth of his students and colleagues alike. His passion for philosophy and dedication to teaching continue to inspire those around him, making him a valued member of the university's faculty.