McGregor researches civic virtue, leading a funded project on its development in higher education. She also works with ACLS on principles guiding research, including a project on the ethical use of AI and LLMs.

Minteer is a scholar of environmental history and philosophy who writes about wilderness, wildlife conservation, and the cultural history of the American West.

Murphree’s research examines animal behavior, the human-animal bond, and the role of animal cognition and societal values in shaping conservation, welfare, and management of animals in captivity and the wild.

Collins specializes in applied ethics, especially business and environmental. Her courses include applied ethics, business ethics, environmental ethics, and philosophy of sex and love.

Prof. Vitullo studies medieval, early modern, and contemporary Italian cultures. Her current community-based scholarship and teaching focus on how to preserve traditional foodways for healthier & more sustainable futures.

Collins is an evolutionary ecologist whose research group studies the role of host-pathogen interactions in species decline and extinction, as well as ecological ethics.

Sharon Harvey has been at Arizona State University for 13 years and currently teaches at Polytechnic Campus. She teaches courses in general education, philosophy, sociology and religion.

Amalie is a Instructor at ASU teaching biology and animal physiology courses. Her research interests include human-honeybee relations, environmental education, and multispecies pedagogies.

Ph.D. Candidate at ASU studying human-animal relationships, primarily in the context of zoos and unhoused pet ownership.

Berry is religious studies faculty head and a scholar of religion with a research focus on the intersection of religion and environmental issues.