Humbert, Emily

Emily Humbert, headshot

Emily Humbert, Ph.D.
Lecturer of Philosophy
Office: Lauretta Taylor 321D
Phone: (910) 672-1506
Email: ehumbert@uncfsu.edu

Biography

  • Ph.D. Philosophy, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
  • M.A. Philosophy, Southern Illinois University Carbondale
  • B.A., Philosophy, Sacred Heart University
  • M.A.T., Masters in the Art of Teaching
  • B.A., History, Sacred Heart University

Publications

Recent Articles
  • “A Deweyan Ethic for Human/Nonhuman Animal Relationships,” Contemporary Pragmatism,  Vol. 19 (2022) pp. 273–292 
Articles In Progress
  • "The Subversiveness of Dog Training Programs in Prison"
  • “A Deweyan Approach to the Problem of Functionality at the Intersection of Service Animals and Disability”
  • "Care Ethics Behind Bars: A Case Study of Dog Training Prison Programs”

 Presentations

  • “The Subversiveness of Dog Training Programs in Prison,” 4th SAFI International Conference, (Paris, France), October 5-7, 2023
  • “Canine-Based Training Programs in Prisons as a Deweyan Approach to Ethics,” John Dewey Memorial Conference, (Burlington, VT), October 8-9, 2021
  • “A Deweyan Approach to Human/Nonhuman Animal Relationships,” The New School For Social Research Philosophy Department Graduate Student Conference, (Online), April 1-2, 2021
  • “Pragmatism in Action: What Human/Non-Human Animal Relations Teach Us About Ethics,” 27th Annual Conference for Philosophical Collaborations, (Carbondale, IL), March 28-29, 2019
  • “A Deweyan Analysis of Gloria Anzaldua’s Mestiza Consciousness,” 46th Annual Meeting of The Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, (Columbus, OH), March 14-16, 2019
  • “Alain Locke’s Pluralistic Cosmopolitanism: A Response to the Integration and Nationalist/Separatist Debate,” 44th Annual Meeting of The Society for the Advancement of American Philosophy, (Birmingham, AL), March 16-18, 2017
  • “Revisiting Black Nationalism and Separatism: Recreating the Goal of Integration,” 17th  Annual Midwest Pragmatist Study Group of The Society for the Advancement of  American Philosophy, (Indianapolis, IN), September 26-27, 2015