Rate My Professor Alexander Bozzo

Dr. Alexander Bozzo serves as Assistant Professor of Philosophy and Director of the Center for Applied Ethics in the College of Arts and Human Sciences at the University of Wisconsin-Stout. He earned his Ph.D. in Philosophy from Marquette University in 2018, with a dissertation titled Hume on Thick and Thin Causation. His prior degrees include an M.A. in Religious Studies from Cardinal Stritch University in 2010 and a B.A. in Philosophy from Taylor University in 2007. Bozzo's research specializations include applied ethics, particularly the abortion debate and issues of moral equality and status, early modern philosophy with an emphasis on David Hume, and philosophy of religion. His peer-reviewed publications feature “Hume, Substance, and Causation: A Solution to a Nasty Problem” in Hume Studies (2023), “Abortion and the Basis of Equality: A Reply to Miller” in Journal of Medical Ethics (2023), “Faint Impressions, Forceful Ideas: Hume’s Impression/Idea Distinction” in History of Philosophy & Logical Analysis (2021), “The Pre-eminent Good Argument” in Religious Studies (2020), and “A Challenge to Unqualified Medical Confidentiality” in Journal of Medical Ethics (2018).