Christian Moriarty
Christian Moriarty works at the intersection of artificial intelligence, ethics, and law, helping institutions navigate the real demands of responsible AI governance. What connects everything he does is a commitment to getting institutional decisions right: procedurally sound, clearly reasoned, and fair to the people they affect.
He is a Professor of Ethics and Law at St. Petersburg College, a licensed member of the Florida Bar, and a doctoral researcher whose work focuses on AI policy and academic integrity. He serves as a Director of the International Center for Academic Integrity and as Ethics and Governance Lead for the Florida AI Learning Consortium, engaging institutions, practitioners, and policymakers across the United States and internationally. He has taught and lectured at Riga Technical University in Latvia, where he developed and delivered curriculum on academic integrity for doctoral students and their supervisors.
Affiliations: International Center for Academic Integrity (Director) · Florida AI Learning Consortium (Ethics and Governance Lead) · Florida Bar · GLG · Round Table Group
Christian's scholarly work includes co-editing From Dilemma to Decision: Global Ethical Challenges in Project Management (Ethics International Press), a peer-reviewed article on justice and consistency in academic integrity published in the Journal of College and Character, and contributions to both Building Honor in Academics (Jossey-Bass) and The Moral Compass (McGraw-Hill), the latter appearing across multiple editions including the current one. His public writing has appeared in the Chronicle of Higher Education and other national outlets.
As a speaker and educator, Christian has delivered keynotes and developed curriculum for audiences ranging from legislative bodies to clinical and library professionals. His work includes a keynote for the Parliamentary Confederation of the Americas, a five-module course on AI ethics developed for the Research Data Management Librarian Academy (a Harvard-affiliated professional development program reaching librarians worldwide), and a video course on AI ethics in medicine developed for oncology faculty at Yale School of Medicine. He has also presented at the AI² Conference at the University of Florida, the CyAD Summit at Moraine Valley Community College, and faculty convenings in higher education nationally.
Christian serves as a subject matter expert through GLG and Round Table Group, and is available for consulting engagements, speaking, and advisory work with institutions and organizations navigating the governance and ethical dimensions of artificial intelligence.
He is based in the Tampa Bay area and works with clients and institutions nationally and internationally.