maguire Teaching fellows:  present and past


2009-2010

Dr. Patricia Davis, Director of Pastoral Leadership and Adjunct Professor of Pastoral Care and Leadership, Perkins School of Theology, will design a course entitled Ethical Dilemmas in Pastoral Leadership.
2009-2010

Dr. Renee McDonald, Co-Director of the SMU Family Research Center and Associate Professor of Psychology, Dedman College, will design a course entitled Ethics in Psychology.
2008-2009 Professor Carolyn Smith-Morris & Graduate Student James Kennell, Dedman College (Anthropology), developed a course entitled Globalization, Society, and the Human Condition.
2007-2008 Professor Jeffrey D. Kahn, Dedman Law, added an ethics component to the existing course entitled Perspectives on Counterterrorism.

Course Development Grant: Lori Stephens, Dedman College (First-Year Writing Program), developed a new course entitled The Ethics of Springfield, which focuses on ethical behavior by using the pop culture platform, "The Simpsons."
2006-2007 Professor Ravi Batra, Dedman College (Economics), added an ethics component to the existing course entitled Principles of Macroeconomics.
2005-2006 Professor Jaime Clark-Soles, Perkins, developed a course entitled How Then Shall We Live? A Course in New Testament Ethics

Course Development Grant: Professor Michael Householder, Dedman College (English), developed a new course that explores the interface between ethics, literature, and medical research.
2003-2004 Professor Crista DeLuzio, Dedman College (History), developed a course entitled Women and Social Movements in the U.S.
2002-2003 Adjunct Professor Michael Cassidy, Mechanical Engineering, developed a course entitled Ethics in Engineering and Manufacturing.

Professor Martha Satz, Dedman College (English), developed a course entitled Minority Literature.

Professor Marc Steinberg, Dedman Law, developed a course entitled Lawyering and Ethics for the Business Attorney.
2001-2002 Professor Ephrem Fernandez, Dedman College (Psychology), developed a course entitled Ethics in Human Subject Research.

Professor Rebekah Miles, Perkins, developed a course entitled Family Affairs: Ethics, Religion, and the Family.

Professor Rita Kirk, Meadows (Corporate Communications & Public Affairs), developed a course entitled The Ethics of Public Persuasion.

Professor Matt Wilson, Dedman College (Political Science), developed  a course entitled Religion and Politics.
2000-2001 Professor Anthony J. Cortese, Dedman College (Anthropology), developed a course entitled Value Conflict As Pedagogy for Teaching Ethics.

Professor Laura A. King, Dedman College (Psychology), developed a course entitled The Psychology of Character.

Professor John Lewis, Dedman College (English), developed a course entitled Fortune, Fame, and Scandal.

Professor Trysh Travis, Dedman College (English), developed a course entitled Workers, Citizens, Men.

Professor Jeffrey A. Trexler, Dedman Law, developed a course entitled Corporate Law & Personal Values.

Professor Rita Kirk, Meadows (Corporate Communications & Public Affairs), added an ethics unit to her existing course entitled Persuasion.

1999-2000 Professor John Mears, Dedman College (History), developed a course entitled Modernity and Crises of Identity: The Reorientation of Western Culture, 1872-1917.

Professor Philip Seib, Meadows (Journalism), developed a course entitled Ethics of Communication.

Professor Gretchen Smith, Meadows (Theatre), developed a course entitled Affirmation and Subversion: Gender and Racial Politics in American Dramatic Literature.

Professor Kathleen Wellman, Dedman College (History), developed a course entitled Europe in the Age of Enlightenment, 1715-1789.

1998-1999 Professor Jeffrey Mark Gaba, Dedman Law, developed a course entitled Environmental Ethics.

Professor Mark McCullagh, Dedman College (Philosophy), developed a course entitled Can a Corporation Be a Good (or Bad) Person?

Professor Alexis McCrossen, Dedman College (History), developed a course entitled From Pew to Bleacher: American Culture and Its Institutions.

1997-1998 Professor Alastair Norcross, Dedman College (Philosophy), developed a course entitled Animal Rights.

Professor Martha Satz, Dedman College (English), developed a course entitled Ethical Justification of Children's Literature.

Professor Martha Selby, Dedman College (Religious Studies), developed a course entitled Ethics in the Cross-Cultural Perspective.

1996-1997 Professor Cecil O'Neal, Meadows (Theater), developed a course entitled The Artist as Citizen.