Heather Hoyt

Heather W. Hoyt is a philosopher, writer, teacher, communicator, and thinker, as well as a PhD student at the University of Utah. Her work explores the intersection of philosophy, economics, and psychology, with a particular focus on welfare economics and altruism.

She is writing a dissertation on self-sacrificing altruism and economics, examining questions related to how people help others and the implications of that behavior. Through her blog, Hoyt shares reflections on ideas, personal experiences, and lessons she is learning in life. The site also provides access to her curriculum vitae, writing, and contact information, and invites readers to subscribe for updates.

Alongside her academic and writing work, Hoyt describes family and home projects, including raising four children and building an apartment above her garage. She lives in a mountain home built by her grandfather with her family and a variety of animals. Her online presence includes Facebook and Instagram, offering additional ways to follow her work and updates