Abby Gosselin

Assistant Professor of Philosophy

230B Carroll Hall

agosseli@regis.edu

303-458-4971

Education:

Ph.D., Philosophy, University of Colorado, Boulder

Women's Studies Certificate, University of Colorado, Boulder

M.A., Philosophy, University of Colorado, Boulder

B.A., Philosophy and Humanities, University of New Hampshire

Affiliations/Expertise:

My interests in philosophy encompass most issues in ethics and related fields, especially responsibility for global poverty (the subject of my dissertation and soon to be published book) and problems of identity, moral reasoning, and responsibility in cases of mental illness or drug addiction. My areas of specialization are normative ethics (ethical theory), applied ethics, and social and political philosophy; my areas of competence are philosophy of law, global justice, feminist philosophy, environmental ethics, narrative ethics, philosophy of mind and action, and free will.

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