Daniel H Frost

Exploring transformative approaches to understanding the intricate dynamics of human relationships, Daniel H. Frost serves as an Assistant Teaching Professor in the Family Life and Political Science Departments at Brigham Young University. With a PhD in Politics from Princeton University, Dr. Frost brings a rich academic background and a passion for interdisciplinary study to his teaching and research. Dr. Frost has developed a diverse teaching portfolio, offering courses that delve into the complexities of Family Life, Political Science, and Religion. His pedagogical approach emphasizes the importance of examining the moral and ethical dimensions of political and familial structures, encouraging students to engage critically with these subjects. In addition to his teaching responsibilities, Dr. Frost is a prolific writer, having authored numerous scholarly articles, blog posts, and other publications. His work often explores the nuanced intersections of marriage, family, sexuality, and religion, contributing valuable insights to these fields. His research interests are particularly focused on how politics and morality influence human relationships, a theme that resonates throughout his academic endeavors. Dr. Frost's commitment to exploring the moral underpinnings of political and social systems is evident in his research and teaching. He is dedicated to fostering a deeper understanding of how these elements shape individual and collective experiences, aiming to inspire thoughtful dialogue and reflection among his students and colleagues.