JONESBORO – Arkansas State University will welcome Dr. Adam Feltz, a psychology professor at the University of Oklahoma, as part of its annual Lecture-Concert Series. Dr. Feltz is set to present a lecture exploring ethical interactions at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 10, in the auditorium of Reng Student Union.
The Lecture-Concert Series, held annually at A-State, highlights renowned performers and educators who share their expertise and insight in a variety of disciplines. This year’s installment with Dr. Feltz continues that tradition.
“Feltz specializes in theoretical and applied science for ethical and informed decision-making,” said Dr. Jacob Caton, associate professor of philosophy at Arkansas State. “He is regarded as one of the world’s experts on the psychology and philosophy of ethical disagreement. Feltz is best known for his groundbreaking work identifying sources of fundamental philosophical biases in moral judgment.”
Dr. Feltz has authored more than 80 peer-reviewed publications covering a range of topics, including decision biases in surrogate decision-making and the design of ethical decision support systems. His work provides both theoretical insights and practical tools for improving ethical decision-making in various fields.
“This event is intended to give helpful and practical advice to assist everyone in making better and more informed decisions,” Caton added.
The lecture is free and open to the public as part of the university's commitment to fostering community dialogue and education. Attendees are welcome to join the discussion and learn from one of the foremost authorities on ethical reasoning.