Megan Levis

Areas of Interest

Professor Levis researches technology ethics across computing and bioengineering disciplines. Through computational and biological approaches, she is particularly interested in questions concerning how technology shapes the cultural understanding of what it means to be human. As a faculty fellow with the University of Notre Dame’s Center for Social Concerns, she collaborates across disciplines to research the intersection of technology and the common good and to ask how we can educate engineers to develop technology that encourages virtue. Prof. Levis is also working to bring virtue and character formation into the engineering curriculum at the University.