Jeremy Pierce

Jeremy Pierce is a Part-Time Lecturer at Syracuse University and Le Moyne College, with teaching experience spanning ethics, metaphysics, philosophy of religion, and social philosophy.

• Syracuse University (ECS Program, Philosophy Department)
• Le Moyne College
• Onondaga Community College

Education:

• Ph.D. in Philosophy, Syracuse University

His research focuses on the metaphysics of race, personal identity, and intersections of social philosophy with gender, disability, and sexual orientation. He also explores God's relation to time and ethical theory.

Publication Trends: Recent works analyze race realism (2014-2015), pop culture metaphysics (2010-2017), and disability ethics (2016), combining abstract theory with accessible cultural commentary.

Scientific Awards:

• Le Moyne College Outstanding Part-Time Faculty Member of the Year (2013)
• Syracuse University Outstanding Teaching Assistant Award (2003)

Teaching spans introductory courses like Ethics and Metaphysics to advanced applied ethics, with cross-departmental engagement in engineering and computer science ethics through the ECS program.