Research & Supervision

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MA

Masters Thesis Advisor,

o Johnny Grunsch, Policy analysis of European Union (EU)’s New Circular Economy (CE) Action Plan, biomimicry, 2020-2022, Summa Cum Lauda
Melissa Petrasch, Sustainable AI in Fashion 2022
Patrick Feddes, Human-Technology relations using Poole’s Urban Environmental Ethics and Aydin’s self formation, 2022-present
Marta Krumina, Humanitarian Aid and AI Ethics, 2023-present
Marta Krūmiņa: "‘Do No Harm’ in the Age of Big Data: Exploring the Ethical and Practical Implications of Impact Based Forecasting in Humanitarian Aid" (August 2023). Co-supervisor: Alexandria Poole.

BA

External Reader, Master Thesis in Policy, Caitlin Olivas, Elizabethtown College, Spring 2021 Elizabethtown Summer Creative Arts and Research Project Scholarship (SCARP) Research Fellows
Caitlin Olivas, “The Loss of Ecological Knowledge: A look into the FDA Organic Label Movement and its effects on Local Communities,” 2019
Georgia Grimm, “The Need for Agricultural Ethics as a Response to Biocultural Homogenization, Food Shortages, and Environmental Degradation,” 2019
Rachel Bickleman, “Greening Philosophy: Exploring Environmental Ethics in Theory and Practice,” 2018
Amanda Hafler, “The Ethics of Food Politics: Legalities and Legitimacies within Food Regulation and Public Health,” 2017
Catherine Canfield, “The Politics of Social Darwinism and Ethical Altruism,” 2017
Eric Sevareid, “A Post-colonial Critique of the Hegelian Concept of Time,” 2016, Senior Thesis Advisor, Elizabethtown College, PA
Hannah Swope, “Managing Invasive Species: The Role of Ecological Knowledge and Environmental Ethics in managing the Spotted Lanternfly,” 2020
Caitlin Olivas, “Sustainable Critiques of Monoculture Crops,” Defense Spring 2020
Georgia Grimm, “Agricultural Ethics as a Response to Biocultural Homogenization,” Defense Spring 2020
Carly Drennan, “Environmental Justice in the Anthropocene,” Defense Spring 2019
Patrick Oursler, Honors Thesis: “Sins of Our Ancestors: White Privilege and the Debate on Police Brutality,” Defense Spring 2019
Evan Sebio, Honors Thesis: “Lone Wolf: The story of Colin Kaepernick and Ethics in the NFL,” Defense Spring 2019
Keenan McClaughlin, “The Politics of Cultural Recognition,” Defense Spring 2019
Brendan Bevel, “Case Study of Jane Jacobs’ Idea of the City: How Community Involvement in Lancaster, PA Affect Gentrification,” Defended April 23, 2018
Zach Gibbons, “A Case Study of Complications and Contradictions of Autonomy and Patient Privacy for Minors,” Defended April 23, 2018
Michael Wehman, “A Theory of Justice and Its Application to Vulnerable Peoples,” Defended December 13, 2018
Reader, Alissa Stoneking, International Studies Directed Research Project, “The Efficacy of the European Union and United Nations in Combating Climate Change,” Etown College, Fall 2019
Reader, Jack Trego, Directed Research Project, Political Science, “A Potentially Significant Split: The French Political Left and the 2017 Presidential Election,” Etown College, Fall 2019