IAAS February Fellowship: Womanist Bioethics

Journalism Bldg, 505

Thursday, February 26 2026, 11:30am - 2pm

Special Information:

Refreshments Provided. Books First Come, First Serve.

The Institute for African American Studies in collaboration with the Department of Religion and the Department of Philosophy are hosting Dr. Wylin D. Wilson from Duke Divinity School. She will present on her book Womanist Bioethics and her research on bioethics, gender, and theology.

Wylin Wilson (3.3 MB)

Departmental Host or Contact:

Ashaé Burgess

Dr. Wylin Wilson

Theology

Duke Divinity School

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IAAS February Fellowship: Womanist Bioethics

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