Ivy Gilbert is a 4th-year Ph.D. candidate in social psychology at Cornell University in the Applied Moral Psychology Lab. She holds an M.A. in linguistics from Florida Atlantic University.

Using frameworks and tools from moral psychology and cognitive linguistics, Ivy studies consumers’ perceptions, beliefs, and moral attitudes toward products, industries, and industrial processes/practices, especially in the context of animal agriculture and animal products. Some additional research interests include:

• morality and consumer behavior
• interventions that enhance moral concern for farmed animals
• corpus-assisted discourse analysis
• ecolinguistic strategies that promote species inclusivity and effective framing of animal rights issues

See https://www.ivytgilbert.com/

Email Ivy ig233@cornell.edu