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Leahanna Pelish '07

Administrative Assistant; Philosophy, Classics, Anthropology, and Religious Studies

Department/Program: Philosophy

Areas of interest

She has taught philosophy as an adjunct professor at SUNY Albany; her areas of interest include intersectional feminism, ethics (especially applied), and bioethics. In her free time, Leah enjoys spending time with friends and family including her adorable cats, as well as enjoying the arts, music, crafting, and more.

Academic Credentials

Summa Cum Laude from Union College in 2007; Masters Degree in Philosophy from SUNY Albany