Qi Zeng
Doctoral Candidate
Theological Ethics
Qi Zeng
Contact
Stokes Hall N 330A
Email: qi.zeng@bc.edu
Education
- D.Sc., Biostatistics, Harvard School of Public Health
- M.A., Philosophy, Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology, Berkeley, CA
- M.A., Theology, Dominican School of Philosophy and Theology, Berkeley, CA
- M.A., Statistics, University of Illinois, Chicago
- B.S., Statistics, Sichuan University, China
Courses
Teaching Fellow
- Chinese Religions and Christianity in Dialogue (2024-2025)
Teaching Assistant
- Islam and Christianity in Dialogue (Fall 2021), Instructor: Dr. Gerhard Bowering, S.J.
- Judaism and Christianity in Dialogue (Spring 2022), Instructor: Dr. Ruth Langer
- Hinduism and Christianity in Dialogue (Fall 2022), Instructor: Dr. Catherine Cornille
- The Everlasting Covenant: The Hebrew Bible (Spring 2023), Instructor: Dr. David Vanderhooft
Dissertation
Title: "Toward a Chinese Universal Ethic"
Director: Dr. M. Cathleen Kaveny
Readers: Dr. Stephen Pope, Dr. Kristin Heyer, and Dr. Peng Yin (Boston University)
Biography
Prior to receiving her dual graduate degrees in philosophy and theology, Qi Zeng was professionally involved for many years in the U.S. pharmaceutical and financial industries.
As a Ph.D. student in theological ethics, she is interested in global ethical issues found in the complex narratives of globalization, enculturation, and ethical conflicts. She sees a fruitful synthesis of Christian and other ethical traditions which may offer new possibilities to confront the tensions and conflicts found in various spheres of individual and collective value and moral claims.