Faculty & Staff

Janice Capel Anderson
Professor of Philosophy and Religious Studies
Janice Anderson is a professor at the University of Idaho and her areas of research & teaching are: Early Christianity, Biblical Judaism, Ethics, Philosophy and Feminism
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Lindsay Craig
Visiting Professor of Philosophy
Lindsay Craig is a visiting assistant professor at the University of Idaho. Her areas of research and teaching interests include philosophy and history of biology and science, biomedical and research ethics, and environmental philosophy.
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Jay Poller Feldman
Instructor
Jay Feldman is a Lecturer at the University of Idaho and his areas of research & teaching are: Buddhism, Ethics, and Critical Thinking.
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Graham Hubbs
Assistant Professor of Philosophy
Graham Hubbs is an assistant professor at the University of Idaho. His research interests are in moral psychology, which lies at the intersection of ethics, epistemology, and philosophy of mind. Graham teaches ethics and the history of philosophy, and he leads service-learning trips on international justice to Karagwe, Tanzania through Amizade Global Service-Learning Programs.
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Douglas Lind
Professor of Philosophy
Douglas Lind is a professor and department chair at the University of Idaho. His areas of research & teaching are: Philosophy of Law, Wittgenstein, Pragmatism, Environmental Philosophy, and Ethics.
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J. Carl Mickelsen
Lecturer in Philosophy
Carl Mickelsen is a Lecturer at the University of Idaho and his areas of research & teaching are: Hegel, History of Modern Philosophy, Ethics, and Critical Thinking.
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Michael O'Rourke
Professor of Philosophy
Michael O’Rourke is also a faculty member in Neuroscience and Environmental Science, and Fellow in the Microelectronic Research and Communications Institute at the University of Idaho. His interests include the nature of epistemic integration and communication in collaborative, cross-disciplinary research and the nature of linguistic communication between intelligent agents.
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