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Christopher P Schlottmann is a Clinical Professor and Associate Chair in the Department of Environmental Studies at New York University, leading undergraduate studies and global curriculum coordination. His research focuses on ethical dimensions of food, animals, and environmental sustainability. He holds roles as Director of Undergraduate Studies and Co-Director of Departmental Honors, while also being an Affiliated Professor of Bioethics.
Education:
- Ph.D. 2009 (Philosophy of Education), New York University
- Ed.M. 2003 (Philosophy of Education), Harvard University
- B.A. 2002 (Philosophy, German Studies), Haverford College
Research Interests: Schlottmann’s work bridges philosophy and environmental policy, emphasizing ethical frameworks for food systems, animal welfare, and climate education. His recent monograph explores the environmental and animal ethics of food production, integrating quantitative analyses with philosophical critiques of modernity’s impact on natural systems.
Publications: Schlottmann co-authored influential textbooks like Food, Animals and the Environment (2018) and edited key readers in environmental ethics. His articles span climate ethics, conservation policy, and educational sustainability, reflecting a commitment to interdisciplinary scholarship.
Awards:
- 2023 NYU Golden Dozen Teaching Award
- 2010 Distinguished New Course Award
- 2009 College of Arts and Science Outstanding Teaching Award
Advising & Leadership: As Associate Chair and Director of Undergraduate Studies, Schlottmann oversees curriculum development and student mentorship. His work emphasizes global environmental citizenship and collaborative problem-solving in sustainability challenges.
