Craig Iffland 130 Malloy Hall University of Notre Dame Notre Dame, IN 46556 cjiffland@gmail.com Craig Iffland CV EDUCATION Doctor of Philosophy, Moral Theology, University of Notre Dame Dissertation: Following and Not-Following the Divine Law Candidacy exams passed with high honors August 2018 (anticipated) Master of Theological Studies, University of Notre Dame May 2013 Master of Letters, Philosophy, University of St. Andrews May 2012 Bachelor of Arts, Philosophy, Policy, and Law, University of Virginia May 2007 Thesis: Embryo Ethics: Justice, Science, and Morality Graduated with high distinction Bachelor of Arts, Religious Studies, University of Virginia May 2007 PUBLICATIONS BOOKS Forthcoming: Intention and Double-Effect: Theoretical and Practical Challenges. Edited by Craig Iffland and John O Callaghan. Catholic Ideas for a Secular World Series. Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame Press. 2014: Care Professions and Globalization: Theoretical and Practical Perspectives. Edited by Ana Marta González and Craig Iffland. New York: Palgrave Macmillan. ARTICLES & BOOK CHAPTERS Forthcoming: Public, Private and Extra-Judicial Killing. Proceedings of the American Catholic Philosophical Association. Precursors to the Justification and Explanation of Action: the Practical Wisdom of Early Childhood. In The Evolution of Human Wisdom, edited by Celia Deane-Drummond and Rebecca Artinian-Kaiser. Lanham: Lexington Books. 1
Collateral Damage, Necessity, and Double-Effect. In Intention and Double-Effect: Theoretical and Practical Challenges. Edited by Craig Iffland and John O Callaghan. Catholic Ideas for a Secular World Series. Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame Press. Introduction: Debating Intention and Double-Effect. In Intention and Double-Effect: Theoretical and Practical Challenges. Edited by Craig Iffland and John O Callaghan. Catholic Ideas for a Secular World Series. Notre Dame: University of Notre Dame Press. 2014: In Memoriam: Peter Geach (1916-2013). Anuario Filosófico 47 (2): 193-197. 2009: How Should a Non-Catholic Respond to Catholic Moral Teaching? American Journal of Bioethics 9 (11): 39-40. (With James Brown). BOOK REVIEWS 2017: The Hermeneutics of Knowing and Willing in the Thought of Thomas Aquinas, by Kevin E. O Reilly, OP. Louvain Studies 40 (2): 222-224. 2015: Aquinas: a Portrait, by Denys Turner. Louvain Studies 38 (2): 202-203. 2009: Body-Self Dualism in Contemporary Ethics and Politics, by Robert P. George and Patrick Lee. Political Studies Review Journal 7 (1): 100-101. TRANSLATIONS 2011: Pablo Requena, Analysis of Ethical Questions on Altered Nuclear Transfer from the Perspective of Dignitas Personae in Antoine Suarez and Joachim Huarte (Eds.), Is this Cell a Human Being?: Exploring the Status of Embryos, Stem Cells and Human-Animal Hybrids. New York, NY: Springer Press. POPULAR MEDIA 2016: Getting Aped by Apes. Origins. Natures. Futures. Center for Theology, Science, and Human Flourishing, http://sites.nd.edu/origins-natures-futures/2016/12/08/getting-aped-by-apes/ TEACHING EXPERIENCE 2015-2017: Lecturer and Course Design, Catholic Diocese of Fort-Wayne-South Bend, 2015-2017 Courses: Bioética (Undergraduate-level course in Spanish Diaconate Formation Program) 2012-2017: Lecturer and Course Design, Strathmore University (Nairobi, Kenya) Courses: Ethics of Life and the Environment (Graduate-level course in Masters of Applied Philosophy and Ethics Program) 2012-2015: Teaching Assistant, University of Notre Dame, 2012-2015 Courses: Morality, Evolution, and Animal Ethics, Love and Sex in the Christian Tradition, Honors Foundations of Theology, Biblical Foundations of Theology 2
FELLOWSHIPS AND GRANTS Craig Iffland CV FELLOWSHIPS 2017-2018: Charlotte Newcombe Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship The Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation 2015-2018: John Templeton Doctoral Fellowship Center for Theology, Science, and Human Flourishing, University of Notre Dame 2015-2016: USAID-Notre Dame Visiting Research Fellow in International Law and Ethics Afro-Middle East Centre, Johannesburg, South Africa 2013-2018: Presidential Doctoral Fellowship Graduate School, University of Notre Dame CONFERENCE GRANTS 2016: Luksic Conference Grant ( Moral and Juridical Responsibility in an Age of Side-Effects ) Amount Awarded: $14,000 (with John O Callaghan) 2013: Social Trends Institute Conference Grant ( Intention and Double-Effect ), 2013 Social Trends Institute, New York Amount Awarded: $75,000 (with John O Callaghan) TRAVEL AND RESEARCH GRANTS 2017: Kellogg Institute Conference Travel Grant Kellogg Institute, University of Notre Dame 2016: Rome Global Gateway Graduate Research Fellowship for Archival Research Travel Grant to attend The Five Ways and Where they Lead Seminar Lumen Christi Institute, Chicago 2015: Rome Global Gateway Graduate Research Fellowship for Archival Research Earhart Scholarship to attend Thomas and Thomisms Colloquium Blackfriars Hall, Oxford 2013: University of Notre Dame Notebaert Professional Development Grant Graduate School, University of Notre Dame 2012: Travel Grant for Interreligious Dialogue at Tantur Ecumenical Institute in Jerusalem Holocaust Project, University of Notre Dame 3
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS 2017: Are Venial Sins Permissible? Moral Theology Department Colloquium, Pontifical University of the Holy Cross (Rome, Italy). Targeting in the War on Terror. Markets, Culture, and Ethics Research Centre, Pontifical University of the Holy Cross (Rome, Italy) 2016: Obama s Laws of War: a Policy of Reckless Endangerment? Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Religion. Public, Private and Extra-Judicial Killing. Annual Meeting of the American Catholic Philosophical Association. Precursors to the Justification and Explanation of Action: the Practical Wisdom of Early Childhood. Evolution of Wisdom Colloquium, University of Durham. Lessons from the Kunduz Hospital Airstrike. University of Johannesburg Department of Religion Studies Faculty Colloquium. Rules and Reasons for Action. Moral and Juridical Responsibility in an Age of Side-Effects conference held at Pontifical University of Chile. The Principle of Non-Combatant Immunity. Notre Dame Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies symposium The Ethical and Policy Implications of U.S. Drone Warfare. 2015: Collateral Damage and the Principle of Necessity. South African Institute for Advanced Constitutional, Public, Human Rights and International Law monthly colloquium. Is Just War Just Terrorism? Collateral Damage in the War on Terror. Public lecture at the University of Johannesburg, sponsored by the Religion Studies Department and the Afro-Middle East Centre. Alasdair MacIntyre: Tradition, Virtue, and Practice. University of Johannesburg Religion Studies Department Colloquium. The Church and Modern War: a Test Case for Doctrinal Development. American Catholic Historical Association Spring Meeting. 2014: The Catholic Origins of Subjective Theories of Natural Rights and Due Process. The International Conference on the Grounding and Implementation of Human Rights, sponsored by the Human Rights Institute of Purdue University. Just and Unjust Killing. Intention and Double-Effect: Theoretical and Practical Challenges conference held at the University of Notre Dame. 4
2013: "Ethics and the Literalist Approach to Scripture: Aquinas on Romans 13:1-7." Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Religion. Staring Dumbly at Intrinsically Evil Action. The Moral Philosophy of Elizabeth Anscombe conference sponsored by the Anscombe Bioethics Centre and St. Hugh s College, Oxford University. Natural Law and the Ethics of Killing. Natural Law and Practical Rationality conference sponsored by the Institute of Culture and Society of the University of Navarra (Pamplona, Spain). MEDIA APPEARANCES 2016: Donald Trump and the Future of the War on Terror. Newsroom, The South African Broadcast Corporation, May 10. The Kunduz Hospital Airstrike. Drivetime, Voice of the Cape Radio, May 31. 2015: Justifying Collateral Damage in the War on Terror. Cii News, Cii Broadcasting, July 1. PROFESSIONAL SERVICE & MEMBERSHIPS Member, University of Notre Dame Worker Participation Committee, 2016-present Member, Society of Christian Ethics, 2016-present Member, American Academy of Religion, 2012-present Member, American Catholic Philosophical Association, 2016-present FOREIGN LANGUAGES Spanish, reading and speaking Latin, reading French, reading German, reading 5