Zach is a fourth-year graduate student. His current research focuses on animal ethics and consumer behavior, but he has broad interests across moral and political philosophy. He also likes reading history of philosophy. Before coming to UNC, he earned his B.A. in Philosophy and Spanish & Portuguese from Vanderbilt University and his M.A. in philosophy from the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee. Outside of philosophy, Zach has far too many hobbies for his own good, including but not limited to singing in choir, learning languages, Latin American literature, guitar, and coffee.
“Why You Shouldn’t Serve Meat At Your Next Catered Event,” Published in Philosophy, Politics, Economics