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Lynn Pasquerella is Professor of
Philosophy and Vice Provost for Academic Affairs.
She received her Ph.D. from Brown and joined the
department in 1985.
She is a past recipient
of the University of Rhode Island's Teaching Excellence Award
and has published extensively in the areas of theoretical and
applied ethics, public policy, and the philosophy of law.
She is a Fellow in the White Center for Ethics and
Public Service, and the recipient of numerous teaching and
research related awards.
Major publications include:
Ethical
Issues in Home Health Care. Co–authored
with Rosalind Ladd and Sheri Smith. Charles C. Thomas
Publishing, 2002.
Ethical
Dilemmas in Public Administration. Edited
with Alfred Killilea and Michael Vocino. Praeger, 1996.
“Brentano’s
Theory of Value: Beauty, Goodness, and the Concept of Correct
Emotions” with Wilhelm Baumgartner in The
Cambridge Companion to Brentano, 2004. Pages 220–237.
Professor
Pasquerella has recently taught PHL 314: Ethical Problems in
Society and Medicine, PHL 430, Philosophy of Law, and PHL 490,
Senior Seminar, on the topic of Race, Gender and the Law.
Her current and foreseeable responsibilities preclude
her participation in teaching in the Philosophy Department. |
