IAN WERKHEISER. 503 S. Kedzie,368 Farm Lane Philosophy Department Michigan State University East Lansing, MI 48824

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1 IAN WERKHEISER 503 S. Kedzie,368 Farm Lane Philosophy Department Michigan State University East Lansing, MI AREAS OF SPECIALIZATION Environmental Philosophy (especially environmental and food justice); Social Epistemology AREAS OF COMPETENCE Ethics, Practical Ethics, Social and Political Philosophy, Philosophy of Science (especially ethics of science) EDUCATION Ph.D. Candidate, Philosophy, Michigan State University, Expected Graduation Summer 2015 Dissertation Title: Community Epistemic Capacities for Environmental Justice and Food Sovereignty. Committee: Kyle Whyte (Chair), Paul Thompson, Michael O'Rourke, Lisa Schwartzman M.A., Humanities with a Philosophy Focus, California State University, Dominguez Hills, 2009 B.A., History, University of Washington, 2004 A.A. Cum Laude, Peninsula College, 1998 PUBLICATIONS Peer Reviewed Articles Community Epistemic Capacities. Social Epistemology. (Forthcoming) Ian Werkheiser and Zachary Piso. People Work to Sustain Systems: A Framework for Understanding Sustainability. Journal of Water Resources Planning and Management. (Forthcoming) Fighting Nature: An Analysis and Critique of Breed-Specific Flourishing Arguments for Dog Fights. Society & Animals (Forthcoming) Food Sovereignty, Health Sovereignty, and Self-Organized Community Viability. Interdisciplinary Environmental Review. 15 (2/3): Asking for Reasons as a Weapon: Epistemic Justification and the Loss of Knowledge. Journal of Cognition and Neuroethics. 2 (1): Ian Werkheiser and Samantha Noll. From Food Justice to a Tool of the Status Quo: Three Submovements Within Local Food. Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics. 27: Domination and Consumption: an Examination of Veganism, Anarchism, and Ecofeminism. Journal of Existential and Phenomenological Theory and Culture. 8 (2):

2 Other Academic Publications: Ian Werkheiser, Shakara Tyler, and Paul B. Thompson. Food Sovereignty: Two Conceptions of Food Justice in Jill Dieterle (ed.) Just Food: Philosophy, Justice and Food, London, United Kingdom: Rowman & Littlefield International. (Forthcoming). Identity and Community in Food Sovereignty (working title) in Mary Rawlinson (ed.) Handbook of Food Ethics, New York, NY: Routledge Press. (Forthcoming). Ian Werkheiser and Samantha Noll. Conceptions of Food, People, and Localism: Sub- Movements within Local Food (working title) in Anne Barnhill, Tyler Doggett, and Mark Budolfson (eds.) Oxford Handbook of Food Ethics, Oxford, United Kingdom: Oxford University Press. (Forthcoming). Review of Carol Gould's Interactive Democracy: The Social Roots of Global Justice in Contemporary Political Theory, (Forthcoming) Radically Connected: The Structure and Political Promise of Interdependence Radical Philosophy Review 18 (1): Review of Raymond Corbey and Annette Lanjouw's The Politics of Species: Reshaping our Relationships with Other Animals, in Biological Conservation, 175: Dan Beck, Mladjo Ivanovic, Ian Werkheiser, and Samantha Noll. (2013) The Ethics of Consuming: Community, Agency, and Participation in Global Food Systems in The Ethics of Consumption: the Citizen, the Market, and the Law, Helena Röcklinsberg, Per Sandin (eds.) Wageningen, Sweden: Wageningen Academic Publishers. (pp ) Review of Mark Bekoff's Ignoring Nature No More: The Case for Compassionate Conservation, in Biological Conservation, 167: Review of Stephen Eric Bronner s Socialism Unbound: Principles, Practices, and Prospects, in Socialism and Democracy, 26 (3): TEACHING EXPERIENCE Instructor, Washtenaw Community College: Introduction to Ethics, Fall 2014 Instructor, Michigan State University: Ethics and the Environment, Summer 2013 Introduction to Philosophy, Fall 2012 Modern American Language & Culture, Summer 2012 Graduate Assistant, Michigan State University: Self, Society, and Technology, IAH 206, Fred Gifford, Spring 2012 Self, Society, and Technology, IAH 206, Kyle Whyte, Fall 2011 Course Developer, Michigan State University:

3 Environmental Justice, Online Certification Program, Fall 2012 Women, Food, and the Environment, with Lisa Schwartzman, Fall Spring 2013 Teaching Certification, Michigan State University Certification to teach Logic, Fall 2013 Senior Instructor in English as a Second Language, ELS at Dominican University Courses taught include Introduction to Philosophy, Introduction to Sociology, Introduction to Anthropology, US Student Culture, Graduate Research Paper, etc. Instructor and Program Coordinator in ESL, New York Language Centers Taught and developed new English as a Second Language courses Instructor in ESL, ECC Japan Courses taught include Conversation, Business English, Academic Writing, etc. PRESENTATIONS AND CONFERENCES Peer Reviewed Food and Justice: Different Narrative Genealogies in the Food Justice Movement, Moral Cultures of Food: Access, Production, and Consumption, Past and Present, University of North Texas, Denton, TX, Women, Justice, and Food Sovereignty in India: A Story of Socially Relevant, Transdisciplinary Research, Presented at: Socially Relevant Philosophy of/in Science and Engineering Second Annual Conference, Detroit, MI, Ecojustice and Activism Conference, Eastern Michigan University, Community Epistemic Capacities and Structured Decision-Making, Presented at: International Social Philosophy Conference, Southern Oregon University, Environmental Science and Policy Program 2 nd Annual Research Symposium, Michigan State University, Community Epistemic Capacities for Environmental Justice International Society for Environmental Ethics Eleventh Annual Meeting, Allenspark, CO, Trust as a Community Epistemic Capacity Socially Relevant Philosophy of/in Science and Engineering Workshop, Communities of Integration Conference, University of Waterloo, Food Sovereignty and Community Epistemic Capacities Dimensions of Political Ecology Conference, University of Kentucky, Beyond Citizenship: Toward Just Communities with Non-Human Animals Ecojustice & Activism Conference, Eastern Michigan University, 2014.

4 Poster Presentation: The Sustainable Michigan Endowed Project Integrated Network for Social Sustainability, University of North Carolina, Charlotte, Must Ecosystem Services be Commodified, Instrumentalized, and Anthropocentric? International Association for Environmental Philosophy Seventeenth Annual Meeting, University of Oregon, Food Sovereignty, Health Sovereignty, and Self-Organized Community Viability International Social Philosophy Conference, Quinnipiac University, Epistemic Capacities for Urban Communities Philosophy of the City, Brooklyn College, Asking for Reasons as a Weapon: Epistemic Justification and the Loss of Knowledge Presented at: Reason, Reasons and Reasoning: 1 st Annual Conference, Center for Cognition and Neuroethics, University of Michigan Flint, EDGES Conference, Michigan State University, With Dan Beck, Samantha Noll, and Mladjo Ivanovic, The Ethics of Consuming: Community, Agency, and Participation in Global Food Systems 11 th Congress of the European Society for Agriculture and Food Ethics, Uppsala University, Sweden, Cityscapes and Climate Adaptation: An Argument for Epistemological Dissensus Presented at: Agriculture, Food and Human Values Society / Association for the Study of Food and Society, Michigan State University, Association for Environmental Studies and Sciences, Duquesne University, Apron Strings, Mama's Boys, and Obstetrics: The Problem of Representing 'Nature' as 'Mother' in Our Culture The Association for the Study of Literature & Environment, University of Kansas, Lawrence What Students Have, What They Need: One Attempt at Rethinking Content for Nontraditional Students Advancing Public Philosophy, Emory University, Community Learning and Epistemic Justice Ecojustice and Activism: Intergenerational Learning for Just and Sustainable Communities, Eastern Michigan University, Health Sovereignty: Community-Focused Response to Public Health Crises, Environmental Injustice, and Catastrophes Presented at: Interdisciplinary Scholarship in Land Use & Ethics, SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry, Newcomb NY, Dimensions of Political Ecology Conference on Nature/Society, University of Kentucky, Lexington KY, The Interdisciplinary Aspects of Public Health and Environmental Justice, Bethune-Cookman University, Daytona Beach FL, 2012.

5 With Zach Piso, Recognizing Value Pluralism among Ecosystem Services Experts and Public Stakeholders Dimensions of Political Ecology Conference on Nature/Society, University of Kentucky, Lexington KY, From Food Justice to a Tool of the Status Quo: The Three Sub-Movements within Local Food International Association of Environmental Philosophy, Rochester NY, Fighting Nature: An Analysis and Critique of Breed-Specific Flourishing Arguments for Dog Fights Presented at: Animal and Environmental Philosophy: A Bowling Green State University Graduate Workshop in Applied Philosophy, Bowling Green State University, th Annual Meeting for Society for Science, Literature, and the Arts, University of Wisconsin Milwaukee, Annual Meeting of the Michigan Sociological Association, Calvin College, Local Knowledge: Toward an Ecologically Motivated Dissensus Presented at: 46 th Annual Meeting of the North Texas Philosophical Association, University of North Texas, th International Social Philosophy Conference, Symposium in Land Use and Ethics, SUNY ESF, 'Developing' 'Resources' and Other Violence: Symbolic Injustice in Cross-Cultural Attempts at Development for the panel Land Use, Ethics, and Development in Theory and Praxis Symposium in Land Use and Ethics, SUNY ESF, Nature in Mothering Over Mother Nature : Towards a Maternally Informed Environmental Politics Presented at: Ecojustice and Activism Conference, Eastern Michigan University, Graduate Academic Conference, Michigan State University, Suicide Food: Domination and Exploitation in Pornography of Animals and Women EDGES Conference, Michigan State University, Invited With Zachary Piso, Path Dependencies of Conceptualizing Environmental Values: Critical Reflections and Field Philosophy Ecosystem Services for Urbanizing Regions IGERT, Portland State University, With Dan Beck, Samantha Noll, and Mladjo Ivanovic, The Ethics of Consuming: Community, Agency, and Participation in Global Food Systems Olivet College, Engaged Scholarship, Liberal Education, and Social Change Liberal Education, Environmental Philosophy, and Social Change: An Interactive Colloquium, Nazareth College, 2012.

6 Naturally Good: Morality, Nature, and Society in Lovibond s Ethical Formation Grounding Thought, Forming Values II, Michigan State University, Make-Believe Truth: Epistemology in Fiction Presented at: California Polytechnic State University, College of Marin, CSU Student Research Day, San Jose State University, th Annual Student Research Day, CSU Dominguez Hills, Commentary and Discussion Commentary on Andrea Wilson's A Critique of Substantive Rationality Power Oppression and Social Change, the 14 th Annual Michigan State University Graduate Conference in Philosophy, Michigan State University, Commentary on Derek Aggleton's Political Disagreement and the Mood of the Occupy Movement Occupy Philosophy Conference, the 13 th Annual Michigan State University Graduate Conference in Philosophy, Michigan State University, Commentary on Sandra Harding's Is Science Multicultural Distinguished Lecture Series, Michigan State University, GRANTS, HONORS, FELLOWSHIPS, AND AWARDS Disciplinary Leadership Award. Michigan State University Graduate School PI. Women's barriers to entry into food sovereignty movement in South Asia. Shalom Center for Justice and Peace; Center for Regional Food Systems, MSU Passed Comprehensive Exams with Distinction. Michigan State University Project Participant/Graduate Assistant. The new ethics of food. Andrew W. Mellon Foundation- Supported Humanities Without Walls Consortium Global Midwest Initiative Seed Program Animal Studies Fellowship Award. Michigan State University Animal Studies Program at Michigan State University. Co-PI. Recognizing value pluralism among ecosystem services experts and public stakeholders. Kellogg Biological Station's National Science Foundation-Supported Long-Term Ecological Research Vonne Lund Junior Researcher Prize. European Society for Agricultural and Food Ethics Slaughter Research Fellowship. Michigan State University Somers Excellence in Teaching Award. Michigan State University Grant to develop The Workshop on Food Justice and Peace. Shalom Center for Justice and Peace Research Commons in Philosophical Writing Fellowship. Michigan State University Award for Best Masters Dissertation Presentation. CSU Dominguez Hills PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE Coordinator, Food Justice and Sovereignty Transdisciplinary Work Group, Center for Regional Food Systems, Michigan State University 2014-Present.

7 Graduate Assistant, Kellogg Foundation's Sustainable Michigan Endowed Project, Michigan State University 2012-Present. Project Participant and Graduate Assistant, Andrew W. Mellon Foundation's Humanities Without Walls Consortium Global Midwest Initiative Grant Project New Ethics of Food Graduate Assistant, Standards Education for the Liberal Arts, a National Institute of Standards and Technology-funded Workshop, Michigan State University Creator and Organizer, annual Workshop on Food Justice & Peace: From Theory to Praxis at Michigan State University 2013-Present. Organizer, Graduate Specialization in Environmental Philosophy and Ethics 2013 Present. ACADEMIC AND COMMUNITY SERVICE Anonymous Peer Reviewer for Interdisciplinary Environmental Review Agriculture and Human Values Environmental Philosophy Leadership Committee Member, Michigan Environmental Justice Coalition 2014 present. Curator-at-Large for Public Philosophy Journal 2014 present. Graduate Student Representative, Academic Environment Committee, MSU Philosophy Department, Graduate Student Representative, Advisory Policy Committee, MSU Philosophy Department, Graduate Student Representative, Graduate Committee, MSU Philosophy Department, Coordinating Committee Member, EDGES Graduate Conference, MSU College of Arts and Letters PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS American Philosophical Association International Society for Environmental Ethics International Association for Environmental Philosophy Socially Relevant Philosophy of/in Science and Engineering North American Society for Social Philosophy Public Philosophy Network Integrated Network for Social Sustainability European Society for Agricultural and Food Ethics

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Susanna M Donaldson Curriculum Vitae Department of Sociology and Anthropology 307 Knapp Hall Phone: (304) 293-8844 West Virginia University Fax: (304) 293-5994 Morgantown, WV 25606-6326 smdonaldson@mail.wvu.edu