Matthew Pianalto is Professor of Philosophy at Eastern Kentucky University. He writes and teaches on various issues in ethics and applied ethics, especially the virtues, animal ethics, and environmental ethics, with additional interests in aesthetics and meaning in life. He contributes to the philosophy, Honors, and Animal Studies programs at EKU and regularly mentors independent student projects. He is the author of On Patience: Reclaiming a Foundational Virtue (2016).Sarah A. Schnitker is Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at Baylor University, Associate Vice Provost for Interdisciplinary Initiatives, and Director of the BRIGHTS (Baylor Research in Growth and Human Thriving Science) Center. Schnitker studies virtue development in adolescents and emerging adults, focusing on the role of spirituality/religion in virtue formation. She is an Associate Editor for Psychology of Religion and Spirituality and a co-editor of the Handbook of Positive Psychology, Religion, andSpirituality (2022). She is an American Psychological Association Fellow and the recipient of multiple mentoring awards.

• Matthew Pianalto and Sarah A. Schnitker: Introduction: The Virtue of Patience Part 1. Defining Patience 1: Kate Sweeny, Elizabeth Davis, and Jason Hawes: An Affective Science Approach to Patience and Impatience Across the Lifespan 2: R. Michael Furr, Christian B. Miller, Jackson Cole, Adam Porth, Jiadi Li, and Rachel Good: What Is Patience? Insights Emerging From an Integration of Philosophy and Psychology Part 2. The Moral Psychology of Patience 3: Denise Vigani: Patience and Self-Control 4: Krista Mehari and Anne Jeffrey: Patience, Power, and Emotion Regulation 5: Irene McMullin: Patience and Virtuous Passivity Part 3. Patience Across Faith Traditions and Cultures 6: Juliette L. Ratchford, Timothy Pawl and Sarah A. Schnitker: Pathways to Patience: Christian Moral Wisdom and Goal Pursuit 7: Osman Umarji: Half of Faith: Patience in Islam 8: Vineet Chander: Dhairya: Patience as a Hindu Virtue 9: Nicolas Bommarito: Keeping Your "Patience": K.s=anti and the Value of Patience 10: Grivas Muchineripi Kayange: Ubuntu and Patience Part 4. Patience in Practice 11: Kathryn Phillips: Patience and Argumentation 12: Jason Kawall: Patience With Oneself 13: Kendall Cotton Bronk, Zachary T. Swanson, and William B. Whitney: Patience in the Search for Purpose

Matthew Pianalto is Professor of Philosophy at Eastern Kentucky University. He writes and teaches on various issues in ethics and applied ethics, especially the virtues, animal ethics, and environmental ethics, with additional interests in aesthetics and meaning in life. He contributes to the philosophy, Honors, and Animal Studies programs at EKU and regularly mentors independent student projects. He is the author of On Patience: Reclaiming a Foundational Virtue (2016).Sarah A. Schnitker is Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at Baylor University, Associate Vice Provost for Interdisciplinary Initiatives, and Director of the BRIGHTS (Baylor Research in Growth and Human Thriving Science) Center. Schnitker studies virtue development in adolescents and emerging adults, focusing on the role of spirituality/religion in virtue formation. She is an Associate Editor for Psychology of Religion and Spirituality and a co-editor of the Handbook of Positive Psychology, Religion, andSpirituality (2022). She is an American Psychological Association Fellow and the recipient of multiple mentoring awards.

• Matthew Pianalto and Sarah A. Schnitker: Introduction: The Virtue of Patience Part 1. Defining Patience 1: Kate Sweeny, Elizabeth Davis, and Jason Hawes: An Affective Science Approach to Patience and Impatience Across the Lifespan 2: R. Michael Furr, Christian B. Miller, Jackson Cole, Adam Porth, Jiadi Li, and Rachel Good: What Is Patience? Insights Emerging From an Integration of Philosophy and Psychology Part 2. The Moral Psychology of Patience 3: Denise Vigani: Patience and Self-Control 4: Krista Mehari and Anne Jeffrey: Patience, Power, and Emotion Regulation 5: Irene McMullin: Patience and Virtuous Passivity Part 3. Patience Across Faith Traditions and Cultures 6: Juliette L. Ratchford, Timothy Pawl and Sarah A. Schnitker: Pathways to Patience: Christian Moral Wisdom and Goal Pursuit 7: Osman Umarji: Half of Faith: Patience in Islam 8: Vineet Chander: Dhairya: Patience as a Hindu Virtue 9: Nicolas Bommarito: Keeping Your "Patience": K.s=anti and the Value of Patience 10: Grivas Muchineripi Kayange: Ubuntu and Patience Part 4. Patience in Practice 11: Kathryn Phillips: Patience and Argumentation 12: Jason Kawall: Patience With Oneself 13: Kendall Cotton Bronk, Zachary T. Swanson, and William B. Whitney: Patience in the Search for Purpose

Matthew Pianalto is Professor of Philosophy at Eastern Kentucky University. He writes and teaches on various issues in ethics and applied ethics, especially the virtues, animal ethics, and environmental ethics, with additional interests in aesthetics and meaning in life. He contributes to the philosophy, Honors, and Animal Studies programs at EKU and regularly mentors independent student projects. He is the author of On Patience: Reclaiming a Foundational Virtue (2016).Sarah A. Schnitker is Professor of Psychology and Neuroscience at Baylor University, Associate Vice Provost for Interdisciplinary Initiatives, and Director of the BRIGHTS (Baylor Research in Growth and Human Thriving Science) Center. Schnitker studies virtue development in adolescents and emerging adults, focusing on the role of spirituality/religion in virtue formation. She is an Associate Editor for Psychology of Religion and Spirituality and a co-editor of the Handbook of Positive Psychology, Religion, andSpirituality (2022). She is an American Psychological Association Fellow and the recipient of multiple mentoring awards.

• Matthew Pianalto and Sarah A. Schnitker: Introduction: The Virtue of Patience Part 1. Defining Patience 1: Kate Sweeny, Elizabeth Davis, and Jason Hawes: An Affective Science Approach to Patience and Impatience Across the Lifespan 2: R. Michael Furr, Christian B. Miller, Jackson Cole, Adam Porth, Jiadi Li, and Rachel Good: What Is Patience? Insights Emerging From an Integration of Philosophy and Psychology Part 2. The Moral Psychology of Patience 3: Denise Vigani: Patience and Self-Control 4: Krista Mehari and Anne Jeffrey: Patience, Power, and Emotion Regulation 5: Irene McMullin: Patience and Virtuous Passivity Part 3. Patience Across Faith Traditions and Cultures 6: Juliette L. Ratchford, Timothy Pawl and Sarah A. Schnitker: Pathways to Patience: Christian Moral Wisdom and Goal Pursuit 7: Osman Umarji: Half of Faith: Patience in Islam 8: Vineet Chander: Dhairya: Patience as a Hindu Virtue 9: Nicolas Bommarito: Keeping Your "Patience": K.s=anti and the Value of Patience 10: Grivas Muchineripi Kayange: Ubuntu and Patience Part 4. Patience in Practice 11: Kathryn Phillips: Patience and Argumentation 12: Jason Kawall: Patience With Oneself 13: Kendall Cotton Bronk, Zachary T. Swanson, and William B. Whitney: Patience in the Search for Purpose