Suzanne Holland

Department Chair,                             Professor of Ethics

Wyatt Hall 114
253.879.3750
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Biographical Statement
Curriculum Vitae

BA, Indiana University, Bloomington, 1978;
MA, Louisville Presbyterian Seminary, 1991;
PhD, Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley, 1997

Dr. Holland teaches in the area of religious ethics and values, including bioethics, science and technology, religion, and Gender Studies. Her research interests range from the ethics of human genetics and stem cell research, biotechnology and commodification, to broader issues in religion, culture and public policy.

Links for students:

• Annotated Bibliography Assignment Guidelines
• Grading Rubric
• Guidelines for Critical Essays
• How to Write a Reconstruction
• Self-Evaluation Form

Courses Offered on a Regular Basis

Religion 120: Communities of Resistance and Liberation (1st-year Seminar)

Connections 302: Ethics of Responsibility and Difference

Connections 312: Biological Determinism and Human Freedom

Religion 364: Issues in Bioethics

Religion 368: Gender Matters

Religion 456: Ethics and Postmodernity

Gender Studies 494: Feminist Research Methods