Curriculum Vitae - Novel Tech Ethics

“Applying the Moral Microscope to Medical Metaphors” NEH Scholar, facultydevelopment grant in applied ethics, Webster University, St. Louis, Missouri,January 1999.“Foundations, Frameworks, Lenses: The Role of Theories in Bioethics” Plenaryaddress, 4 th World Congress, International Association of Bioethics, Tokyo, Japan,November 1998.“Medical Metaphors and Ethics” Interdisciplinary Bioethics Seminar, University ofKyoto, Kyoto, Japan, November 1998.“Envisioning and Approaching a Feminist Conception of Health” InternationalConference on Teaching to Promote Women's Health, Toronto, June 1996 (invitedco-chair of feminist theory track).“Relational View of the Fetus Revisited” Pacific APA meeting, Seattle, April 1996.“A Relational Approach to Patient Autonomy” plenary address, Politics and CaringIII Conference (Creating Safe and Healing Environments), Emory University,Atlanta, October 1995.“Exploring the Ethical Dimensions of Women's Roles in Medical Research” Annual1995 Women and Health Lecture, Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska,September 1995.*“Some Reflections on Bioethics Methodology” Bioethics Research: Policy,Methods and Strategies Conference, Rome, Italy, November 1995.“Feminist Ambivalence About Autonomy” International Association of BioethicsCongress, Buenos Aires, October 1994.“Feminist Ambivalence about Autonomy” Society for Bioethics Consulting AnnualMeeting (in conjunction with American Association of Bioethics and Society forHuman Values Conference), Pittsburgh, October 1994.“Gender, Race, and Class in the Organization of Health Care” Women's Studies,University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minnesota, April 1993.“Feminism and Bioethics” Department of Philosophy, University of Texas at Austin,Austin, Texas, April 1993.“Women in Clinical Studies: A Feminist View” Workshop on Ethical and LegalIssues of Including Women in Clinical Studies, Institute of Medicine, Washington,D.C. March 1993.“Ethics, ‘Feminine’ Ethics, and Feminist Ethics” and “The Ethical Significance of