Rita C. Manning

Rita C. Manning investigates challenges and opportunities in the realms of ethics, Internet philosophy, and prelaw advising as a Professor of Philosophy at San Jose State University. With a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of California, Riverside, she brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her students and colleagues. Her research delves into the ethical implications of digital technologies and the evolving landscape of legal education, providing valuable insights into these dynamic fields. At San Jose State University, Professor Manning serves as the Prelaw Advisor, guiding students through the complexities of legal studies and career planning. Her dedication to student success is evident in her commitment to providing personalized advising sessions, ensuring that each student receives the support and guidance they need to achieve their academic and professional goals. In addition to her teaching and advising responsibilities, Professor Manning is actively engaged in scholarly research, contributing to the broader discourse on ethics and Internet philosophy. Her work explores the intersection of technology and morality, examining how digital advancements shape our understanding of ethical behavior. Through her research and teaching, she strives to equip students with the critical thinking skills necessary to navigate the ethical challenges of the modern world.