Justin Moss
Lecturer Philosophy
Philosophy & Religious Studies
College of Arts and Sciences
- Contact
- Morgan HallRoom 206 L1700 SW College AveTopeka, KS 66621-1117785.670.1545
- Degrees & Certifications
- University of Idaho, Bachelor of Arts
- University of Idaho, Master of Arts
- Univ of Nebraska at Lincoln, Doctor of Philosophy
- Academic History
- Adjunct Instructor - Washburn University (Spring 2012)
- Adjunct Professor - Avila University (Fall 2011 - present)
- Graduate Teaching Assistant - The University of Nebraska-Lincoln (2007-2011)
- Adjunct Instructor - The College of Saint Mary (2007)
- Adjunct Instructor - Southeast Community College (2006-2007)
- Graduate Teaching Assistant - The University of Idaho (2004-2006)
- Teaching
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- PH 102 A, Ethics:Intro to Moral Problems
- PH 102 VA, Ethics:Intro to Moral Problems
- PH 115 A, Philosophy of Love & Sex
- PH 313 CVA, Professional Ethics
- PH 397 A, Senior Capstone
- Scholarly Interests/Activities
- Normative ethics with interests in consequentialism and the demandingness of moral obligations
- Applied ethics with interests in developmental aid and environmental ethics
- Value theory / theory of well-being
- Career Accomplishments
Recent Presentations:
- “Demandingness, Fairness, and Promoting the Good: Modifying the Collective Principle of Beneficence,” presented at the International Society for Utilitarian Studies, August 9, 2012, New York, NY, and at the Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress, August 11, 2012, Boulder, CO.
- Commenter on “How Not to Argue Against Consequentialism” by Dale Dorsey, Rocky Mountain Ethics Congress, August 11, 2012, Boulder, CO.
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