Department of Philosophy

Colorado College

14 E. Cache La Poudre St.

Colorado Spring, CO 80903

Tel.: (719) 389-6563

Email: mhourdequin@coloradocollege.edu

Marion Hourdequin is a professor of philosophy at Colorado College. She attended her first ISEE meeting (joint with the International Association for Environmental Philosophy) in Allenspark, Colorado in 2006, and has remained involved with the society ever since. Marion’s research and teaching interests include environmental philosophy, ethics, comparative philosophy, and philosophy of science. Her current research focuses on climate ethics, climate justice, intergenerational ethics, and relational approaches to ethics. She is the author of Environmental Ethics: From Theory to Practice (2015, with a second edition in progress) and serves as an Associate Editor for Environmental Ethics.

Katie McShane, Vice-President

Department of Philosophy, Colorado State University

Campus Box 1781

Fort Collins, CO 80523-1781

Tel.: (970) 491-2894

Email: katie.mcshane@colostate.edu

Katie McShane is a Professor in the Philosophy Department at Colorado State University, specializing in environmental ethics and ethical theory. Her work explores the moral significance of the emotional attitudes that we take toward the natural world. She has written articles on ecosystem health, the value of biodiversity, the moral importance of animal welfare, and the nature of awe and respect for the nonhuman world. Her work has been published in journals such as Philosophical Studies, Environmental Ethics, Environmental Values, and Ethics & the Environment.

Levi Tenen, Treasurer

Department of Liberal Arts

Kettering University

1700 University Ave.,

Flint MI 48504

Email: levitenen@gmail.com

Levi Tenen is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy in the Department of Liberal Arts at Kettering University.  His research lies at the intersection of Environmental Philosophy and Ethics (esp. Value Theory).  Dovetailing with this are interests in Environmental Law & Policy, and Political Philosophy.  He attended his first ISEE conference in 2019 and looks forward to attending many more!

Simona Capisani, Secretary & Mentoring Director

Department of Philosophy

Durham University

50 Old Elvet DH1 3HN, United Kingdom

Email: simona.capisani@durham.ac.uk

Simona Capisani is an Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Durham University in the UK and formerly a Climate Futures Initiative Post-Doctoral Research Associate at Princeton University in the University Center for Human Values and the High Meadows Environmental Institute. She specializes in political philosophy, ethics (normative and applied), and environmental philosophy with a focus on issues that intersect matters of climate justice, enviornmental governance and politics, philosophy of immigration, and feminist philosophy. Her current work addresses the moral, political, and governance challenges of “climate mobilities” including displacement, migration, and immobilities. As ISEE’s Mentoring Director, Simona oversees the development of various programs and resources aimed at building a more inclusive, equitable, and diverse community in the fields of environmental ethics, environmental and climate justice, and within ISEE itself.