Christian Moriarty is a Professor of Ethics and Law at St. Petersburg College.  Professor Moriarty received his B.A. in Psychology and M.A. in Bioethics from the University of South Florida, his J.D. from Stetson University College of Law, and is a licensed attorney with the Florida Bar.

Professor Moriarty teaches Applied Ethics, Medical Ethics, Business Ethics, Legal Ethics, Business Law, and the Law of Photography and Art.

Professor Moriarty’s research interests are in academic integrity, health and higher education policy, law, and ethics.  Specifically, he concentrates on inspiring integrity, technology and pedagogy in higher education, the First Amendment, and the interactions, contradictions, and divides between ethics and law.

Professor Moriarty resides in the Tampa Bay area.  In his free time, he engages in personal fitness and plays the occasional video game.

Twitter: @MoriartyCR

What to expect in Professor Moriarty's ethics course: engagement on the eternal struggle of figuring out right and wrong, learning how to become a better thinker, discussions on the most controversial of subjects, and some dank memes and corny dad jokes.

What to expect in Professor Moriarty's legal ethics course: all of the above, but with added lawyer jokes.