CONTRIBUTORS Editors Daisy Cisneros Daisy Cisneros is pursuing a bachelors degree in University Studies- Society, Ethics, & Law along with minors in philosophy and human resource development. Her philosophical fields of interest include ethics, epistemology, and science. Daisy describes making the Dean’s List to be her favorite academic accomplishment throughout her time at A&M. She is currently President of another organization on campus, Gamma Phi Omega International Sorority, Inc. For the near future, Daisy plans to continue on to graduate school and eventually start a career in the field of human resources. Joshua Legg Joshua Legg is majoring in Society, Ethics, and Law and minoring in philosophy and military studies. Joshua’s area of philosophical interest includes epistemology, axiology, ethics, and human rights. In addition to working as an editor for Aletheia, Joshua has previously worked as an intern for U.S. Congressman John Carter of the Texas 31st district. Joshua has also spent multiple years interning for Cofty Law PC. He plans to attend law school upon completion of his undergrad degree and hopes to concentrate in constitutional and libel law. Daniel Lightsey Daniel Lightsey is a junior philosophy and physics double major from Leander, Texas. His philosophical interests include philosophy of mind, philosophy of religion, philosophy of science, free will, and philosophical questions on the meaning and purpose in and of life. He is a recipient of the Phillip and Doris Moses Ranch Fund and the Crawford and Hattie Jackson Foundation Scholarship in Science for his academic success in college. In his free time, he likes to play board games with his friends and fiancée, cook, and read. Once he has graduated from Texas A&M, Daniel plans on going to graduate school and getting a PhD in philosophy and hopes to teach and influence the lives of his students.
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