Nicolas Frank

Professor Nicolas Frank is known for his significant contributions to the fields of legal reasoning and anarchism, as well as his insightful explorations into social and political philosophy. As an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Lynchburg, he has been an integral part of the faculty since 2015. Dr. Frank's academic journey is marked by a robust educational background, having earned his PhD in Philosophy from the University of Virginia, an MA from Western Michigan University, and a BA from Bethel University. At the University of Lynchburg, Dr. Frank is dedicated to fostering a deep understanding of philosophical concepts among his students. He teaches a diverse array of courses, including Introduction to Logic and the Philosophy of Law, where he encourages critical thinking and rigorous analysis. His teaching philosophy emphasizes the importance of connecting theoretical frameworks with real-world applications, particularly in the realm of law and governance. Dr. Frank's research interests are deeply rooted in anarchism and legal reasoning, where he seeks to challenge conventional perspectives and explore alternative approaches to understanding law and society. His work in the philosophy of law and social and political philosophy has been recognized for its depth and originality, contributing to ongoing discussions in these fields. Beyond his academic pursuits, Dr. Frank is committed to engaging with the broader philosophical community, often participating in conferences and seminars to share his insights and collaborate with fellow scholars. His dedication to both teaching and research makes him a valued member of the University of Lynchburg's academic community. For those interested in learning more about his work or seeking guidance, his office hours and contact information are readily accessible online.