ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR UNDERGRADUATE COORDINATOR -- Kantian Ethics, Biomedical Ethics Melissa Seymour Fahmy (Ph.D. Indiana University, Bloomington) has a primary research interest in Kantian ethics with particular focus on the duties of love and respect, as well as the intersection of morality and happiness. Dr. Fahmy also has research and teaching interests in biomedical ethics especially with regard to the ethics of assisted reproduction. Her paper, “Procreative Responsibility in Assisted and Collaborated Reproduction” she defends a principle of procreative responsibility and its applicability to medical professionals who provide reproductive assistance, gamete brokers, gamete donors, and surrogates. Her current research project involves developing and defending an interpretation of Kant’s formula of humanity for the purpose of applying this principle to cases that present as exploitation despite consenting parties. Research Research Interests: Ethics Kantian Ethics Biomedical Ethics Moral Psychology Courses Taught Courses Regularly Taught: PHIL 2030H PHIL 3220 PHIL 2030 PHIL 3230 PHIL 8200
