Reynolds works in the new area of practical epistemology, especially on the role of the concept of knowledge in our lives.

Calhoun is professor of philosophy at ASU. She works in normative ethics, moral psychology, and feminist philosophy.

Armendt is a philosopher who works on rational decision making and the epistemology of rational belief. He also works on causality, and on patterns of social interaction among individuals.

The author of "Liberalism and Prostitution" and co-author of "The Legalization of Drugs," de Marneffe received his Ph.D. in Philosophy from Harvard University and joined the faculty of ASU in 1989.

​Kobes is interested in the philosophy of mind, philosophy of language and the philosophy of cognitive science.

McGregor’s current research interests are focused on a number of questions in moral and legal philosophy, in particular she is now working on a multi-year project on food justice.

David Carlson's primary areas of research include Qualitative Inquiry, Curriculum Studies, and Gender and Sexuality Studies in Education .

Kinnier came to ASU in 1982 after obtaining his PhD from Stanford University. He has taught 18 different courses and chaired about 40 doctoral dissertations and master's theses.

Pinillos' research interests lie in the areas of epistemology, experimental philosophy and philosophy of language.

Blackson works primarily in ancient philosophy. For more information, see https://tomblackson.com/.