Her research interests include citizenship and immigration policy, virtue ethics, children’s rights, consent theory and political obligation, and philosophy of education. Her research also branches out into philosophy of literature and the philosophy of death and dying. She usually teaches courses in political philosophy, philosophy of law, ancient Greek philosophy, and ethics, as well as various interdisciplinary courses in Marymount’s Freshman Writing Seminar Program. Carrie-Ann has also been Co-Editor in Chief of the journal Reason Papers since 2011. Email cbiondi@mmm.edu