Stacey Jean Barron

• Third year
• BA in Philosophy, University of Idaho; BA in English, University of Idaho
• MFA in Writing, Fiction emphasis, Pacific University
• Teaching experience in Phil 103: Ethics andPhil 221: Philosophy in Film, University of Idaho

Daniel Burton

• Second year
• BA in Philosophy, University of Idaho; BS in Mathematics, University of Idaho
• MS in Mathematics, University of Idaho
• Teaching experience in Phil 103: Ethics, University of Idaho
• Research Assistant in the Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Project, MRCI and CISR, College of Engineering, University of Idaho

Clare Eder

• Third year
• BA in Religious Studies, SUNY Stony Brook; Minor in Cities, Utopias and Environments: Designs for Living.
• University of Idaho: Certification of Human Participation Protection Education for Research Teams, NIH
• Concurrently a candidate for the Masters of Public Administration at the University of Idaho
• Teaching experience in Phil 103: Ethics, University of Idaho
• Commentator: "God as an Institutional Fact: A New Approach to the Question of God’s Existence" by  Nuno Fernandez, Northwest Conference on Philosophy, 2005 Central Washington University, Ellensburg, WA.

Tom Foley

• Second year
• BA in Philosophy, Colgate University
• Research Assistant in the Tribal Law Exchange Project and Professional Ethics Initiative, Department of Philosophy, University of Idaho

Chris Fuchsteiner

• Second year
• BA in Philosophy, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire; BA in Religious Studies, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire
• Teaching experience in Phil 103: Ethics, University of Idaho

email: cfuchsteiner[at] vandals.uidaho [d0t] com
office hours: T 11-1

Anthony Horton

• First year
• BA in Business Administration, University of Phoenix
• MA in Counseling and Guidance, Webster University, St. Louis
• Active army chaplain with 20 years of service
• Japanese/Russian/Czech Linguist
• 4 war veteran; over 10,000 hours of counseling experience

email: anthony.horton[at]vandals. uidaho [d0t] edu

Zachary Johnson

• First year.
• BA in Applied Philosophy, Mount Mercy College; BA in History, Mount Mercy College
• Teaching experience in Phil 103: Ethics, University of Idaho

email: zachary.johnson [at]vandals.uidaho [d0t] edu
office hours: T/Th9:30-11

Brent Knapp

• First year

Ian O'Loughlin

• Second year
• BA in Philosophy, University of Minnesota, Morris
• Teaching Assistant in the Department of Philosophy; teaching experience in Phil 103: Ethics, Phil 201: Critical Thinking, Phil 202: Symbolic Logic, University of Idaho
• Five years of teaching experience in Ethics and Critical Thinking at North Idaho College, Coeur d’Alene, ID
• Research Assistant in the Interdiscplinary Epistemology Project, Department of Philosophy, University of Idaho
• Kennedy Scholar, Department of Classics, University of Idaho

Tony Pierce

• Second Year
• BA in Philosophy, University of Idaho
• Teaching experience in Phil 103: Ethics, University of Idaho

Patrick Ray

• First year
• BA in Philosophy, University of Idaho
• Teaching experience in Phil 103: Ethics, University of Idaho

Brandon Rowley

• First year
• BS in Philosophy, University of Idaho
• BA in Philosophy, University of Washington
• Teaching experience in Phil 103: Ethics, University of Idaho
• Americorps Member, Palouse Clearwater Environmental Institute

Jennifer Stephens Perevodchikov

• Third year
• BA in Philosophy/BA in Political Science, Carroll College
• Concurrently a JD candidate in the College of Law, University of Idaho
• Teaching experience in Phil 103: Ethics, University of Idaho, and Comm 101: Fundamentals of Public Speaking, University of Idaho
• Research Assistant for the Tribal Law Exchange Project, Department of Philosophy, University of Idaho
• Presentation: “Freedom, Ignorance, and Moral Responsibility”. Gonzaga University Student Philosophy Conference, Spokane, WA, 2006.
• Presentation (with Michael P. Nelson and John Vucetich): “Philosophy, Ecology, and Conservation Problem Solving: A Case Study”. Idaho Academy of Science, Moscow, ID, 2006.
• Presentation: “The Global Dimension of Sub-Surface Nuclear Waste Disposal: A Discourse on Space, Time, and Uncertainty”.  Globalization, Environmental Ethics, and Environmental Justice: An International Conference.  Michigan State University, East Lansing, MI, 2006.
• Presentation: “Critical Language: A Wittgensteinian Response to the Endangered Species Act's Critical Habitat Designation”. The Uehiro Cross Currents Philosophy Conference: Comparative Philosophy for Today and Tomorrow. University of Hawai'i at Mānoa, 2007.