Lisa M. Cassidy

Lisa M. Cassidy is an Associate Professor of Philosophy in the School of Humanities and Global Studies at Ramapo College of New Jersey, where she has been a faculty member since 2002. Her academic work bridges ethical theory and feminist philosophy, with a strong commitment to pedagogical innovation.

• B.A., University of Pennsylvania
• M.A., University of Connecticut
• Ph.D., University of Connecticut

Her research interests lie primarily in feminist ethics, bioethics, and the scholarship of teaching and learning. She explores moral dilemmas in consumerism, parenting, and familial relationships, often through a feminist lens. Her teaching interests include Ethics, Bioethics, Existentialism, and the Philosophy of Beauty, with a focus on integrating diverse learning styles into philosophical instruction.

The trends in her publications reflect a sustained engagement with feminist philosophical inquiry, particularly in applied ethics. Her articles explore topics such as care ethics in popular culture, the ethics of estranged kinship, and feminist strategies for academic survival. She also contributes to pedagogical discourse by advocating for creative teaching methods, such as using visual aids to teach abstract philosophical concepts.

Lisa M. Cassidy has not been publicly recognized with any scientific awards based on the available information.

She has taught courses in Ethics, Bioethics, Existentialism, and the Philosophy of Beauty, and her scholarly work demonstrates a commitment to mentoring and advancing feminist perspectives in philosophy. There is no mention of grant funding in the provided texts. Her work supports student engagement through innovative and inclusive teaching practices.

She is affiliated with the Philosophy program at Ramapo College and contributes to the intellectual life of the School of Humanities and Global Studies through her research and teaching.