Research Strength in Moral Philosophy

The course offerings in Moral Philosophy cover a broad range of study, including normative ethics, metaethics, moral epistemology, social and political philosophy, philosophy of law, the history of ethics, and three specialty areas in applied ethics: health care ethics, business ethics, and social philosophy. Typical course offerings in Moral Philosophy include:

• History of Ethics
• Aristotle's Ethics
• Aquinas's Ethics
• Kant's Second Critique
• Mill and Utilitarianism
• Ethics and Rationality
• Ethics and Economic Justice
• Virtue Ethics
• Moral Sense Theories
• 19th Cent. Social Philosophy
• Contemporary Ethical Theory
• Rawls and Nozick
• Continental Ethics
• Clinical Health Care Ethics
• Social Health Care Ethics
• Principles of Health Care Ethics

Faculty members who teach regularly in the area of Moral Philosophy include:

• Tom Carson
• Ardis Collins
• David Ingram
• Heidi Malm
• Diana Meyers
• Paul Moser
• David Ozar
• Jennifer Parks
• Adriaan Peperzak
• Thomas Regan
• David Schweickart
• Mark Waymack
• Julie Ward
• Victoria Wike
• Tom Wren