Jeremy Evans

Jeremy Evans is an Associate Professor of the Practice at Boston College's Carroll School of Management, specializing in Ethics and Business Law and Society. He also teaches occasionally at Tufts University's Philosophy Department. His research explores the intersection of moral philosophy, behavioral ethics, and the moral implications of contemporary capitalism.

Education:

• Ph.D. in Philosophy, University of Texas at Austin (2014)
• MA in Philosophy, Duke University
• BA in Philosophy, University of Iowa

Research focuses on moral decision-making at individual and collective levels, including how human valuing influences ethical frameworks. His work critiques capitalism's ethical dimensions and business ethics in modern contexts. Recent articles analyze role ethics, moral progress, and determinism's psychological impacts.

Teaching emphasizes philosophy of capitalism and ethics in business. No awards are explicitly listed in provided materials.

Labs/Teams: Not explicitly mentioned, though his work likely involves collaborative research on ethical business practices and moral psychology.