Curriculum Vitae Christopher Arroyo, Ph.D. Areas of Specialization: Areas of Competency: Academic Degrees: Professional Positions:

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1 Curriculum Vitae Christopher Arroyo, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Philosophy, Providence College Phillips Memorial Library, Room Cunningham Square Providence, RI Office phone: carroyo@providence.edu Areas of Specialization: practical ethics (especially sexual ethics and Catholicism); Kant s moral philosophy Areas of Competency: Modern philosophy (Descartes-Kant); existentialism Academic Degrees: Ph.D. in philosophy (February 2007), Fordham University Dissertation: Kant and Husserl on Moral Obligation and Emotion M.Phil. in philosophy (May 2004), Fordham University M.A. in philosophy (February 2002), Fordham University B.A. in philosophy and psychology (May 1999), Saint John s University Professional Positions: Associate Professor of Philosophy, Providence College, July 2010-present Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Providence College, Fall 2007-July 2010 Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Dominican College, Fall 2006-Spring 2007 Department Teaching Fellow, Fordham University, Fall 2004-Spring 2005 Senior Teaching Fellow, Fordham University, Fall 2003-Spring 2004 Teaching Associate, Fordham University, Summer 2003, Summer 2006 Teaching Fellow, Fordham University, Spring 2002-Spring 2003 Academic Awards and Fellowships Joseph R. Accinno Teaching Award, Early Career Scholar Award at the Annual Meeting for the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics (APPE) for Same-sex Marriage, Homosexual Desire, and the Capacity to Love, March 2011 Participant, CTE Interdisciplinary Faculty Seminar, Are we free?, Spring 2009 Ford Foundation Dissertation Diversity Fellowship, DAAD Graduate Research Grant, Husserl Archives, University of Köln, Fall 2005 Alumni Dissertation Fellowship, Fordham University, Department Teaching Fellowship, Fordham University, Senior Teaching Fellowship, Fordham University, Bennett Fellowship, Fordham University, Fitzpatrick Fellowship, Fordham University,

2 Presidential Scholarship, Saint John s University, Dean Coffey Honors Program Certificate, Saint John s University, 1999 Golden Key for Distinction in Philosophy, Saint John s University, Silver Key for Distinction in Philosophy, Saint John s University, Distinction in Psychology, Saint John s University, Dean s List, Saint John s University, Courses Taught (Undergraduate): Honors Development of Western Civilization (201 & 202), Providence College Honors Studies in Ethics, Providence College Development of Western Civilization II, Providence College Development of Western Civilization 201 Contemporary Existentialism, Providence College Early Modern Philosophy, Providence College Current Problems in Ethics, Providence College Introduction to Philosophy, Providence College General Ethics, Providence College Aquinas and Contemporary Approaches to the Problem of Evil, Independent Study Ethics in Education, Independent Study Bioethics, Dominican College The Discovery of Reason (Introduction to Ancient Philosophy), Dominican College God & the Medieval Mind (Introduction to Medieval Philosophy), Dominican College Introduction to Symbolic Logic, Dominican College Introduction to the Human Person, Fordham University Philosophical Ethics, Fordham University Scholarship: Book: Kant s Ethics and the Same-Sex Marriage Debate: An Introduction, forthcoming with Springer Press, June Articles: Is the Same-sex Marriage Debate Really Just about Marriage?, Journal of Applied Philosophy, early view. Kant on the Emotion of Love, European Journal of Philosophy, 24.3 (2016): Same-Sex Marriage, Homosexual Desire, and the Capacity to Love, International Journal of Applied Philosophy, 25.2 (Fall 2011): pp Freedom and the Source of Value: Korsgaard and Wood on Kant s Formula of Humanity, 2

3 Metaphilosophy 42.4 (2011): pp The Role of Feelings in Husserl s Ethics, Idealistic Studies, (2009): pp Humean and Kantian Influences in Husserl s Ethics, Philosophy Today, Volume 50 (Supplement 2006): Review article on James R. Mensch s Ethics and Selfhood: Alterity and the Phenomenology of Obligation, Husserl Studies, 21.3 (2005): Unselfish Salvation: Levinas, Kierkegaard, and the Place of Self-fulfillment in Ethics, Faith and Philosophy, 22.2 (2005): Leibniz, G.W., in The Encyclopedia of Science, Technology, and Ethics, ed. Carl Mitcham, et. al. (New York: Macmillan Reference, USA, 2005). Specters of the Humean Self: A Husserlian Critique of Kant s Theory of Virtue, Philosophy Today, Volume 47 (Supplement, 2003): Book Reviews and Notices: Book Review of Anthony Saville s Kant s Critique of Pure Reason: An Orientation to the Central Theme, International Philosophical Quarterly, 46.1 (2006): pp Book Review of Allen W. Wood s Kant, International Philosophical Quarterly, 45.4 (2005): pp Book Review of William S. Robinson s Understanding Phenomenal Consciousness, International Philosophical Quarterly, 45.2 (2005): Book Review of Henry E. Allison s Kant s Theory of Taste: A Reading of the Critique of Aesthetic Judgment, The Owl of Minerva, 36.1 (Fall/Winter ): Book Notice for Sartre and Camus: A Historic Confrontation, The Cambridge History of Philosophy: , Remaking China s Public Philosophy for the Twenty-first Century, International Philosophical Quarterly. Book Review of Dan Zahavi s Husserl s Phenomenology, International Philosophical Quarterly, 43.4 (2003): Book Notice for Kant: A Biography, Historical Dictionary of Kierkegaard s Philosophy, and The Religious Thought of Chu Hsi, in International Philosophical Quarterly 42.1 (2002):

4 Delivered Papers (invited lectures are noted in bold): The Sterility Objection Reconsidered: Facts, Values, and Meaning, to be presented at the University of San Diego as part of the Values Institute Lecture Series, San Diego, CA (May 4, 2017), invited The Sterility Objection Reconsidered: Facts, Values, and Meaning, presented at the 2017 meeting of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics (February 23-26, 2017, Dallas, TX) Science and Religion: Have We Been Asking the Right Questions?, presented at the 2015 meeting of the Association for Practical & Professional Ethics (February 19-22, 2015, Costa Mesa, CA) Sex, Procreation, & the Conjugal View of Marriage: A Critique, presented at the 2014 meeting of the Pacific Division of the American Philosophical Association (April 16-30, 2014, San Diego, CA) Is the Same-sex Marriage Debate Really Just about Marriage? presented at the 2014 meeting of the Association for Practical & Professional Ethics (February 27-March 2, 2014, Jacksonville, FL) Introducing Kant: Reading Idea for a Universal History with a Cosmopolitan Intent, presented at the 18 th Annual Conference for the Association of Core Texts and Courses (March 29-April1, 2012, Milwaukee, WI) The Experience of Duty and the Kingdom of Ends: A Reply to Anscombe s Critique of Kant s Ethics, presented at the annual meeting of the Northern New England Philosophical Association (October 22-23, 2011, St. Michael s College, Colchester, VT) Same-Sex Marriage, Homosexual Desire, and the Capacity to Love, presented at the Twentieth Annual Meeting of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics, Cincinnati, OH (March 3-6, 2011). (A version of this paper was presented at a meeting of the Providence College chapter of Phi Sigma Tau, April 2011). Same-Sex Marriage, Homosexual Desire, and the Capacity to Love, presented at the annual meeting of the Cave Hill Philosophy Symposium, The University of the West Indies, Cave Hill, Barbados (November ). Phenomenology as a Way of Life? The Problem of Free Will and the Forgotten Legacy of Descartes, presented at the Society for Phenomenology and the Human Sciences conference as part of the panel, Phenomenology as a Way of Life? Reflections on the Intersection of Phenomenology and Moral Psychology, (October 29-31, 2009, George Mason University, Arlington, Virginia). 4

5 Freedom and the Source of Value: Korsgaard and Wood on Kant s Formula of Humanity, presented at the annual meeting of the Northern New England Philosophical Association as part of a plenary panel examining the work of Christine Korsgaard, with a response by Christine Korsgaard (October 16-17, 2009, University of new Hampshire, Durham, New Hampshire). Love, Human Nature, and Moral Progress in Kant s Ethics, presented at the 2009 UK Kant Society Conference Kant: Morality and Society (August 27-29, 2009, University of Lancaster, Lancaster, England). The Role of Love in Kant s Ethics, presented at the Providence College Philosophy Department Writing workshop (November 19, 2008, Providence College, Providence, Rhode Island). Feeling, Action, and Reason in Kant s Ethics, presented at the annual meeting of the Northern New England Philosophical Association (NNEPA) (October 24-25, 2008), Colbey College, Waterville, Maine). Autonomy and Emotions, presented at the annual meeting of the Northern New England Philosophical Association (NNEPA) (October 12-13, 2007, University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth, Dartmouth, Massachusetts). Wittgenstein, Levinas, Husserl, and Epistemic Privacy, presented at the 2 nd Annual North American Levinas Society Meeting (June 10-12, 2007, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana). Wittgenstein, Levinas, and Epistemic Privacy, presented at a satellite session at the Annual Meeting of the American Catholic Philosophical Association (October 27-29, 2006, Granville Ohio). Reconsidering Husserl s Modern Inheritance: Humean and Kantian Influences in Husserl s Ethics, presented at the 44 th Annual Meeting of the Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy (SPEP) (October 20-22, 2005, Salt Lake City, Utah). Revisiting the Limits of Reason: Kant on the Supersensible and the Mathematically Sublime, presented at the annual meeting of the Northern New England Philosophy Association (November 12-13, 2004, Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire). Revisiting the Limits of Reason: Kant on the Supersensible and the Mathematically Sublime, Boston University Graduate Student Conference, Kant (April 23-24, 2004, Boston, Massachusetts). Specters of the Humean Self: A Husserlian Critique of Kant s Theory of Virtue, presented at the 42 nd Annual Meeting of the Society for Phenomenology and Existential Philosophy (SPEP) (November 6-8, 2003, Boston, Massachusettes). 5

6 Reconsidering Moral Subjectivity: Kant and Husserl on the Moral Saliency of the Emotions, presented at the annual meeting of The Northern New England Philosophy Association Annual Conference (September 19-20, 2003, Keene State College, Keene, New Hampshire). Commentaries: Response to Lloyd Steffen s Just War and Nonviolent Force: The Examples of Gandhi and King, presented at the Providence College DWC Lecture Series (March 22, 2012, Providence College, Providence, RI). Response to Henning Peuker s Husserl s Theories of Will, presented at the 37 th Annual Meeting of The Husserl Circle (June 26-29, 2008, Marquette University, Milwaukee, Wisconsin). Response to John Zeis Killing Innocents and the Doctrine of Double Effect, presented at the annual meeting of the American Catholic Philosophical Association (November 5-7, 2004, Miami, Florida). Response to Henning Peuker s Husserl s Critique of Kant s Ethics, presented at the 34 th Annual Meeting of The Husserl Circle (June 10-14, 2004, Georgetown University, Washington D.C.). Response to Radicalizing Kant s Question of Givenness: Towards an Elucidation of the Relationship of Representations to the Thing-in-itself, presented at the Fordham Graduate Philosophy Conference, the Second Biennial conference of the Fordham Philosophical Society, Metaphysics and Critique (March 5-6, 2004, Bronx, New York). Response to Sebastian Luft s Reduction and Reconstruction: On the Methodological Dispute Between Natorp and Husserl Regarding the Question of Subjectivity, presented at the 33 rd Annual Meeting of The Husserl Circle (June 12-15, 2003, Fordham University, Manhattan, New York). Service: To the Department: Assistant Chair, Philosophy Department, Fall 2012-Spring 2013 Philosophy Department Faculty Senator, Fall 2011-Fall 2013 Faculty Moderator, Phi Sigma Tau, Fall 2011-Spring 2013 Chair, Philosophy Department Committee charged with completing core course approvals for the Providence College Core Curriculum Committee, Spring 2010-Spring Faculty Advisor, New England Undergraduate Philosophy Conference, Providence College, Faculty Advisor, Philosophy Club, Providence College, Fall 2007-Spring Philosophy Department Secretary, Fall 2009-Spring

7 Member, Philosophy Department Committee for Choosing a Student Evaluation Form, Fall Faculty Advisor for James Harry Oliviero senior thesis on the role of imagination in Kant s epistemology, Fall Member, Philosophy Department Committee formed to create a Department Student Evaluation of Teaching Form, Fall Member, Hiring Committee (ethics with an interest in applied ethics), Fall 2008-Spring Member, Philosophy Department Committee on Revising the Guidelines for Tenure and Promotion, Fall Faculty Advisor for Ryan Bowley, senior thesis in philosophy on utilitarianism, Spring Faculty Advisor for John Thomson, senior thesis in philosophy on duty and emotions in Kant s ethics, Spring Co-Faculty Advisor, New England Undergraduate Philosophy Conference, Providence College, Dominican College: Faculty Advisor for Sandy Riefberg, senior thesis in philosophy on Nietzsche s concept of Übermensch, Spring Fordham University: Philosophy Department Representative to the Graduate Student Association, Fall 2000-Spring Fordham University: President of the Fordham Philosophical Society, Fall 2001-Spring Fordham University: Member of the Fordham Philosophical Society Graduate Symposium Committee, Fall 2000-Spring Fordham University: Assistant Coordinator, Fordham Graduate Philosophy Conference, the First Biennial conference of the Fordham Philosophical Society, Philosophies of the Self: Epistemological, Metaphysical, and Moral Reflections (April 4-5, 2002, Fordham University, Bronx, NY). Service to the College: Co-Advisor to SHEPARD, fall present Faculty Participant, Providence College weekend retreat for LGBTQ students & allies, fall 2016 Participant, Dialogue Series on Community and Justice, spring 2016 Faculty senator at large, fall spring 2017 Chair, Departmental Affairs Committee of the Faculty Senate, fall 2015-spring 2017 Member, Faculty Senate Diversity Committee, fall 2015-spring 2017 Faculty Senate Representative on CART, fall spring 2017 Recording Secretary, CART, fall 2016-spring 2017 Principle Organizer, John Corvino Lecture, Haters, Sinners, and the Rest of Us: The Gay Debate Today, Providence College, 64 Hall, April 24, Panel Member, The F-Word (A Women Will- & SHEPARD-sponsored event), Spring 2011, Spring 2012, Spring Member, Faculty Appeals Committee, Spring 2012-fall

8 Member, Instructional Facilities Advising Committee, fall 2009-Fall Member, Undeclared Advising Committee, fall 2011 spring 2013 Member, DWC Advisory Committee, fall 2011-spring 2012 Member, DWC committee on Periodization, summer 2011 Member, DWC committee on the DWC Common Experience, spring 2011 Organizer, Roundtable Discussion on the Sex Abuse Crisis in the Catholic Church, Center for Catholic and Dominican Studies, April 26, Co-organizer, with Bill Hogan, Opening up the Canon lecture series, co-sponsored by the Development of Western Civilization Program and the Black Studies Department, fall Guest Seminar Leader, Honors 480, Are We Free? Theological and Political Perspectives on Freedom, October 15, Member, AHANA Faculty and Staff Activity Committee, spring Participant in the New Orleans, Louisiana (NOLA ) Immersion Meal Auction, 2008, Undeclared Advisor, Providence College, fall fall Volunteer, Majors and Minors Fair, Dominican College: Member, Arts and Sciences Curriculum Committee, spring Fordham University: Member, Service Learning Executive Board, fall 2003-spring Fordham University: Chairperson, Academic Committee of the Graduate Student Association, fall 2000-spring Fordham University: Graduate Student Representative on the Faculty Task Force for Campus Culture, spring 2002-fall Service to the Profession: Program Referee, Twenty-Seventh Annual Meeting of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics, Reviewer for Journal of Social Philosophy Review for American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly Reviewer for Blackwell Publishing Member of the Program Committee, American Catholic Philosophical Association, Annual Meeting, November 9-11, 2007, hosted by Marquette University. Membership in Professional Societies: American Philosophical Association Association for Practical and Professional Ethics North American Kant Society 8