Roy C. Weatherford
Professor

In 1972 Dr. Weatherford received the Ph.D. in Philosophy from Harvard University, where he was a Danforth Graduate Fellow and winner of the Bechtel Prize in Philosophy for his essay on “Heisenberg's Uncertainty Relations.” He accepted an appointment at USF and has never looked for a job anywhere else. He received an award as “Outstanding Scholar, College of Arts and Letters” and a “Teaching Incentive Program (TIP)” award for excellence in teaching. Among his major publications are Philosophical Foundations of Probability Theory, The Implications of Determinism, and World Peace and the Human Family . He is recently the author of the invited lead paper, “Human Familism and the United Nations” in The Journal of Peace Studies. He is currently working on a book tentatively entitled Space: The Moral Imperative based on his Inaugural Address as President of the Florida Philosophical Association.

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