Dr. Keleher’s main research interests include ethics and moral philosophy with a special interest in international ethics and economic development.
Empowerment and International Development
AAUW Ph.D. awardee Lori Keleher
NMSU: Dept. of Philosophy: Dr. Keleher
Lori Keleher Bursam, Assistant Professor (Ph.D., University of Maryland, 2007). Dr. Keleher Bursum’s main research interests include ethics and moral philosophy with a special interest in international ethics and economic development. She also teaches courses in ancient philosophy, medieval philosophy, and philosophy and feminism.
Philosophy 101G
The Art of Wondering
Prof. Lori Keleher (Section M04)
This course offers an introduction to philosophy through the critical engagement of some of the most central questions in philosophy including: What – if anything – can we know? Are we simply material beings, or do we have immaterial souls? Does God exist? What does it mean to behave morally? Grades will be based on exams and quizzes designed to reflect an understanding of course methods and materials.
Philosophy 302
Business Ethics
Prof. Lori Keleher (Section MO1)
This course is concerned with some of the basic ethical issues corporations and individuals are faced with as they participate in the market. We will consider questions about the moral landscape of business, for example: Should we approach business as democratic socialists or as capitalists? What are the consequences of globalization? How should environmental concerns factor into business decisions? Course requirements include exams and a term paper.
Philosophy 381
Human Nature and the Good Life
Prof. Lori Keleher (Section MO1)
What is the good life for human beings? In this course we will consider some of the most historically influential attempts to answer this question from ancient Greece to contemporary thought. Course requirements include exams, a presentation, and a term paper.