I am a Teaching Assistant Professor in the John Chambers College of Business & Economics at West Virginia University, as well as a Faculty Fellow in the Kendrick Center for an Ethical Economy. I am an ethicist by training, with a PhD in philosophy from the University of Arizona in 2017. Prior to moving to Morgantown in 2023, I taught in interdisciplinary programs that combined ethics with economics, political science, and law at UNC—Chapel Hill, University of New Orleans, and Tulane University. At WVU, I spent 2 years as MBA Program Director before shifting to run our college’s large-format Introduction to Business course as well as an experiential project-based ethics course for students in our Kendrick Scholars program. Alongside my teaching and administrative duties, I am an active researcher in environmental ethics. I’ve published books on the ethics of eating meat and contributing to climate change, a co-edited textbook anthology on environmental ethics, and over a dozen journal articles and book chapters.