Lisa Rasmussen

Bio:

I am an Associate Professor in the Department of Philosophy; a Faculty Fellow in the Graduate School; and a Center Faculty Affiliate with the Center for Professional and Applied Ethics.  My main research areas are clinical ethics consultation and research ethics, and I teach mainly in the areas of bioethics and research ethics.  I am a Co-Editor of the Philosophy & Medicine book series, published by Springer.

Courses taught:

Responsible Conduct of Research in the Biological and Behavioral Sciences: an interdisciplinary graduate course required for doctoral students in biology, bioinformatics, and health psychology

Healthcare Ethics: an undergraduate course focusing on topics in medical ethics

Philosophical Methods: a graduate course required for Philosophy MA students
Introduction to Philosophy

MA Research Paper Seminar: the capstone course for our MA degree, focused on producing papers at or near the professional level