Travis Cox

Travis Cox, PhD is Associate Professor in the Masters in Ecopsychology and Bachelors of Environmental Studies at Naropa University.  He has been studying consciousness throughout his career in academia, both as a student and as faculty.  His interests in psychedelics are at the intersection of activism, philosophy, sustainability, and ecopsychology.  He presented on psychedelics and sustainability at the 2019 AASHE conference, helped organize the “Can Exceptional Experience Save the World?” conference at the Claremont School of Theology in 2019, was a part of the “Philosophy and Psychedelics” conference at the University of Exeter in April of 2021, co-taught the Psychedelic Assisted Therapy (PAT) course at Naropa, led nature connection sessions for Naropa’s PAT Certificate, co-facilitated a workshop on “Ecopsychedelics” at the 2023 MAPS conference in Denver, taught a 3-credit course in “Ecopsychedelics” in spring 2025 and worked with a faculty committee in the summer of 2025 to propose a new BA major in Psychedelic Studies at Naropa.