Philippe Chauveau

Philippe Chauveau is an Assistant Professor of Humanities and Communication at the College of Arts and Sciences, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University. His research focuses on video game storytelling, eudaimonic entertainment outcomes, and paratextual content's impact on gaming experiences. He investigates emotions evoked by digital media, including guilt from violent games, cooperative play with AI agents, and tourism intent influenced by virtual environments like Persona 5's Tokyo.

Education: Master’s degree from University of Cincinnati, Doctorate from Texas Tech University. Prior sports management work with the International Olympic Committee shaped his interdisciplinary approach.

Research interests include moral judgments in gaming, digital environment perception, and interactive media's psychological effects. Recent work explores how paratextual elements (trailers, cover art) affect game appreciation.

Publications span 2019–2025, addressing topics from robotics ethics to retro gaming history. Notable recognition includes the 2024 Champion Award. Advising and grant details not specified in text.