Christopher Hudspeth

Christopher Hudspeth is an Associate Professor of Philosophy at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, affiliated with the Department of Politics-Philosophy-Law. He holds a Ph.D. in Philosophy from the University of South Florida (2009). His research focuses on ethics, moral psychology, and the philosophy of science, with notable contributions to interdisciplinary education and technology ethics.

Key academic service roles include membership in the Executive Committee of the Department and College, leadership in the Center for Professional Studies (2021-2024), and representation on various university-wide committees such as Academic Actions and the UW-System Faculty Representative. He has maintained active involvement in academic governance, ethics education initiatives, and institutional development.

His teaching spans foundational philosophy courses (e.g., Introduction to Philosophy, Logic) to specialized ethics modules (Business Ethics, Professional Ethics) and practicum/internship programs. Notable publications include Smart Cities – Fundamental Concepts (Springer, 2021) and works on interdisciplinary pedagogy and energy ethics.