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Pamela M. Hall Associate Professor Office: S212 Callaway Memorial Center Mailing address: Department of Religion Emory University Mailstop: 1535/002/1AA 537 Kilgo Cir., Callaway S214 Atlanta, Georgia 30322   404-727-0102 (Office) 404-727-7597 (Fax) pmhall@emory.edu (Email)

Pamela M. Hall, Associate Professor. She received her Ph.D. from Vanderbilt University in Philosophy. Her research interests include ethics, moral psychology, philosophy and literature, and feminist thought. She received the Emory Williams Distinguished Teaching Award in the Humanities in 1992 and was the Massée-Martin/NEH Distinguished Teaching Chair in Emory College, 1998-2002. She has served on the advisory boards of: Emory's Center for Ethics; Aquinas Center for Theology; the Fox Center for Humanistic Inquiry; and the College's Center for Teaching and Curriculum. She has served on the national Committee on the Status of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender People in the Profession of the American Philosophical Association.

Hall is the author of Narrative and the Natural Law: An Interpretation of Thomistic Ethics (Notre Dame 1994) as well as articles published in Political Theory, American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly, and Medieval Philosophy and Theology. She is currently writing on virtue ethics and saints.