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Leah’s work investigates how moral and religious experiences shape expectations about one’s self, one’s communities, and those one deems as “other.” Leah is particularly interested in the formal and informal processes by which people manage moral disappointment, both publicly and privately. This interest is steeped in a curiosity about relationships between organizational and personal values, particularly as they relate to work-life boundaries for health care practitioners.
MORE ABOUT LEAH
Leah’s ecological approach to human and organizational ethical development emerges from her academic training at the disciplinary crossroads of political science, education, community psychology, religion, and ethics.
