AE: Graduate Research

Graduate students in Applied Ethics also undertake a supervised research project leading to a thesis.

Below is a list of recent student graduates and their thesis topic/advisor.

Student	Year	Advisor	Topic
Christopher Lenn	2012	Joseph A. Orosco	The cage has two sides: an ethical perspective of prison abolition
Natalie Laine Rich (Undergrad Honor's Thesis)	2012	Courtney Campbell	Intersections and Implications Between Medical, Philosophical and Moral Understandings of the Body and the Self
Jessica Cox	2011	Courtney Campbell	Hospice nurses as "midwives to the dying" : guiding life's important journeys
Luke Sugie	2010	Sharyn Clough	Toward a more ethical engineering : four habits of highly ethical engineering practice
Mark Fillmore	2008	Joseph Orosco	Cool Hunting: The Commodification of Creative Expression & the Alienation of Youth
Aaron Hougham	2005		An Obroni's Observations: Essays on the Roles of Physicians in Ghana
Christian Matheis	2004	Lani Roberts	Creating and Sustaining a Whole Community in Hierarchical Institutions

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