Faculty Fellows
The Faculty Fellows are those who have demonstrated interest in teaching and promoting discussion of ethical issues. Fellows conduct research, and/or teach on ethics issues in their respective fields and participate in Parr Center events on ethics issues that arise in public and professional life.
The Faculty Fellows are:
- Howard Aldrich (Department of Sociology)
- Richard Andrews (Department of Public Policy)
- A. Fleming Bell (School of Government)
- Trude Bennett (Department of Maternal and Child Health)
- Judith R. Blau (Department of Sociology)
- Bernard Boxill (Department of Philosophy)
- Lois A. Boynton (School of Journalism)
- Lissa Broome (School of Law)
- Ralph Byrns (Department of Economics)
- Giselle Corbie-Smith (Social Medicine)
- Arlene Davis (Social Medicine)
- David Dill (Department of Public Policy)
- Lynn Dressler (School of Pharmacy)
- Stephen Fuchs (Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics)
- Gary Gala (Department of Philosophy)
- Deborah Gerhardt (Copyright and Scholarly Communications Director)
- Lawrence Gilbert (Department of Biology)
- Hannah Gill (Institute for the Study of the Americas)
- Suzanne Gulledge (School of Education)
- Laura Hanson (School of Medicine)
- Gail Henderson (Social Medicine)
- Thomas Hill (Department of Philosophy)
- Terrence Holt (Social Medicine)
- Norma Houston (School of Government)
- Joseph E. Kennedy (School of Law)
- Diane Kjervik (School of Nursing)
- Laurie Langbauer (Department of English and Comparative Literature)
- Donna LeFebvre (Department of Political Science)
- Christian Lundberg (Department of Communication Studies)
- Deborah Love (Center for Bioethics; TraCS)
- Douglas MacLean (Department of Philosophy)
- Richard Mann (Kenan-Flagler Business School)
- Timothy Marr (Department of American Studies)
- Steven May (Department of Communications Studies)
- John McGowan (Department of English)
- Kevin T. McGuire (Department of Political Science)
- Karen Metzguer (Department of Pediatrics)
- Benjamin Meier (Department of Public Policy)
- Alan Nelson (Department of Philosophy)
- Dan Nelson (Social Medicine, Human Research Ethics)
- Jonathan Oberlander (Social Medicine)
- Ellen R. Peirce (Kenan-Flagler Business School)
- Gerald Postema (Department of Philosophy)
- Ryan Preston-Roedder (Department of Philosophy)
- Carlton W. Puryear, Jr. (NROTC)
- C. D. C. Reeve (Department of Philosophy)
- Stuart Rennie (Department of Social Medicine)
- Thomas Ricketts (Sheps Center for Health Services Research)
- Barry Roberts (Kenan-Flagler Business School)
- Myra Roche (Department of Pediatrics)
- Steven Rosefielde (Department of Economics)
- Barbra Rothschild (Social Medicine)
- Greg Salmieri (Department of Philosophy)
- Geoffrey Sayre-McCord (Department of Philosophy)
- Donald Searing (Department of Political Science)
- Sohini Sengupta (Social Medicine)
- Betsy Sleath (School of Pharmacy)
- Mi-Kyung Song (School of Nursing)
- Jeff Spinner-Halev (Department of Political Science)
- Niklaus Steiner (Center for Global Initiatives)
- John Stephens (School of Government)
- Kimberly Strom-Gottfried (School of Social Work)
- James Thomas (Department of Epidemiology)
- Ruel Tyson, Jr. (Department of Religious Studies)
- Marcia Van Riper (Nursing and Carolina Center for Genome Sciences)
- Rebecca Walker (Social Medicine and Department of Philosophy)
- David Weber (School of Medicine)
- Judith Wegner (School of Law)
- Fran Whaley (Campus Health Services)
- Barbara Wildemuth (School of Information and Library Science)
- Rachel A Willis (American Studies)
- Louise Winstanly (School of Public Health)
- Erica Wise (Department of Psychology)
- Susan Wolf (Department of Philosophy)
- Raul Necochea (Department of Social Medicine)
- Michele Rivkin-Fish (Department of Anthropology)
- Douglas Long (Department of Philosophy)
- Charles Wiss (Department of Psychology)
- Harry Watson (Department of History)
- Joan Krause (School of Law)
- Mara Buchbinder (Department of Social Medicine)
- Richard Harrill (Campus Y)
- Richard Saver (School of Law)
- Stephen Leonard


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