Distinguished University Professor, Chair of Philosophy
Carolyn McLeod, PhD, FRSC, is a philosopher with expertise in applied ethics, feminist philosophy, and moral philosophy. Some of her research centres on the nature of moral concepts such as autonomy, trust, and conscience, and other research focuses on pressing issues in public policy. She has particular interest in policy matters that concern the creation or dissolution of families with children. Among her relevant publications are those that discuss the provision and use of medically assisted reproduction, parental licensing or vetting, conscientious objections by health care professionals to provide reproductive services (e.g., abortions), and reproductive justice for marginalized women or girls.
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About Carolyn McLeod
Carolyn McLeod, PhD, FRSC, is a philosopher with expertise in applied ethics, feminist philosophy, and moral philosophy. Some of her research centres on the nature of moral concepts such as autonomy, trust, and conscience, and other research focuses on pressing issues in public policy. She has particular interest in policy matters that concern the creation or dissolution of families with children. Among her relevant publications are those that discuss the provision and use of medically assisted reproduction, parental licensing or vetting, conscientious objections by health care professionals to provide reproductive services (e.g., abortions), and reproductive justice for marginalized women or girls.