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Philosophy GE and Graduate Student

Bjørn Ralf Kristensen

ABD Ph.D.

Environmental Studies, Philosophy

Email: brk@uoregon.edu

Office: 144 COL, 5223 University Of Oregon, Eugene OR 97403-5223

Office Hours: On leave for the 25/26 AY

Research Interests: Multispecies Studies, Animal Ethics, Medical and Public Health Ethics, Environmental Philosophy, Hermeneutics, American Pragmatism (John Dewey), Ecofeminism (Val Plumwood), Development Studies, Water and Sanitation, Informal Settlements

Michael Lee

Philosophy

Email: miclee@uoregon.edu

Office: SCH 221

Office Hours: Th. 10:00~12:00 (by appintment)

Research Interests: Moral Epistemology, Pragmatism, Later Wittgenstein and the Social Dimensions of Language, Philosophy of Information and Technology, Digital Epistemology and Algorithmic Mediation (AI, Codes, Data, and Algorithms as Social Agents), Digital Humanities

Edgar Mauricio Llamas

Ph.D.

GE & Promising Scholar (2022-23)

Philosophy

Email: ellamas@uoregon.edu

Office Hours: Tuesdays/Thursdays from 12-1:30pm (Fall 2024)

Research Interests: European phenomenology (esp. Heidegger), continental philosophy, philosophy of religion, aesthetics, Latin American philosophy

Charlotte Mazzei

Philosophy

Email: chrm@uoregon.edu

Research Interests: philosophy of technology, critical phenomenology, feminist philosophy

Skyler Outler

Philosophy Graduate Student

Philosophy

Email: soutler@uoregon.edu

Office: Susan Campbell Hall 211, Eugene OR 97403

Daniel Peres Santos

PhD

Philosophy

Email: danper@uoregon.edu

Office Hours: M-W, 2:50 - 3:50. SCH, 11A.

Research Interests: 19th and 20th Century European Thought, Ancient Philosophy, Logic, Philosophy of Religion, Lusophone Philosophy

Leopold Poulain

Philosophy

Email: lpoulain@uoregon.edu

Office Hours: Thursdays from 10:00-12:00 in Susan Campbell Hall (room 221).

Research Interests: Pre-analytic American philosophy (esp. William James's early psychology, thematization of the stream of consciousness, and his later philosophy of radical empiricism). Phenomenology (esp. Maurice Merleau-Ponty's account of perceptual experience and critique of the Cartesian ontology of the object). Film (esp. Pasolini, Cassavetes, and Truffaut).

Sanjula Rajat

PhD

GTFF Steward 2023-2025

Philosophy, Women's Gender and Sexuality Studies

Email: srajat@uoregon.edu

Office Hours: online, by appointment (Summer)

Research Interests: Feminist Theory; Decolonial and Postcolonial Theory; Philosophy of Race; Queer Theory; Trans Studies; Anti-Caste Studies

Augie Schiano

Ph.D.

Philosophy

Email: aschian4@uoregon.edu

Office: Susan Campbell 11A

Research Interests: Phenomenology, Ontology, Ethics, Aesthetics, and Feminist Philosophy. My current research is on touch, intimacy, and love.

Jack Schneiger

Philosophy

Email: jschneig@uoregon.edu

Office: SCH 221

Research Interests: Continental Philosophy (esp. Heidegger, Derrida, and Nietzsche); Hermeneutics; Phenomenology; Deconstruction.

Chelsea Schwartz

Philosophy

Email: chels@uoregon.edu

Phone: 3174881161

Research Interests: Philosophy of Technology, Data Ethics, Epistemology, Applied Ethics

Sophia Spangler

PhD Student

Philosophy

Email: sophiasp@uoregon.edu

Office Hours: 11-12 TR

Research Interests: Critical Phenomenology, Philosophy of Psychology, Feminist Theory, Queer Theory, Simone de Beauvoir Studies

David Spiegelman

Graduate Student in Environmental Studies/ Philosophy

Philosophy

Email: dvs@uoregon.edu

Matthew Stone

Ph.D.

Philosophy

Email: mattjs@uoregon.edu

Office: Susan Campbell Hall 11C

Office Hours: By appointment or Tuesdays 11am-1pm

Research Interests: Pragmatism (esp. John Dewey and Josiah Royce), Environmental Philosophy, Ecofeminism, Phenomenology, Derrida, Social and Political Philosophy

Nathan Travis

Graduate Student in Philosophy

PhD Student and Graduate Employee (GE)

Philosophy

Email: ntravis@uoregon.edu

Office: 211 Campbell, University Of Oregon, Eugene OR 97403

Office Hours: Winter 2026: Friday from 9:30am-11:30am; otherwise, by appointment

Research Interests: Philosophy and history of food; food, animal, and environmental ethics; philosophies of/from the Americas; history of American philosophy; philosophy of religion; history of religions (esp. American and British Christianities); and (inter)religious-secular dialogue and conflict as they intersect with issues of race, sexuality, and oppression.