Trisha Phillips

Trisha Phillips
Associate Professor
Ph.D., Rice University

Areas of expertise: Social and political thought, medical ethics, and research ethics.

Recent publications: 

Trisha Phillips, Franchesca Nestor, Gillian Beach, and Elizabeth Heitman. 2017. “America COMPETES at 5 Years: An Analysis of RCR Training Plans,” Journal of Science and Engineering Ethics (open access).

 

Also Presented at:

  1. Annual Meeting of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics, Reston, VA, February, 2016 (poster) 
  2. Workshop on Responsible Conduct of Research , National Science Foundation, April 2016 
  3. World Conference on Research Integrity , Amsterdam, May 2017

In the press:

  1. Science 
  2. Lab Manager 
  3. Report on Research Compliance , 2017, 14 (7): 4-6. 

Brad S. Trinkle, Trisha Phillips, Alicia Hall, and Barton Moffatt. 2017. Neutralizing Fair Credit: Factors that Influence Unethical Authorship Practices. Journal of Medical Ethics 43(6). 

 

Also presented at:

  • Annual Meeting of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics, Reston, VA, February, 2016 (Poster) 
  • World Conference on Research Integrity , Amsterdam, May 2017 (poster) 

 

Phillips, Trisha. 2015. Incentives to Participate in Research: Are Lotteries the Winning Ticket? IRB: Ethics & Research 37(2)1-7.

Also presented at:

  1. Annual Meeting of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics, Jacksonville FL, February, 2014. 

 

 

Working Papers

Trisha Phillips, Gillian Beach. Research Integrity and Professional Codes of Ethics: A Qualitative Comparison Across Social Sciences

 

Presented at:

  1. Annual Meeting of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics, Dallas, TX, February, 2017 (poster)
  2. World Conference on Research Integrity , Amsterdam, May 2017


Trisha Phillips, Franchesca Nestor, Gillian Beach. “Benchmarking Research Integrity in Political Science: a Comparative Study of Publishing Ethics and Graduate Curriculum”

Presented at:

  1. Annual Meeting of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics, Reston, VA, February, 2016 (Poster) 
  2. Annual Meeting of the Midwest Political Science Association , Chicago, IL, 2016 (Poster) 

 

Recent grants:

Trisha Phillips, PI, “Workshop: Ethics and Experimental Political Science,” National Science Foundation (Award 1546001), $49,820

Trisha Phillips, PI; Elizabeth Heitman, Co-PI, WVU ADVANCE Sponsorship Grant, externally reviewed sub-award of National Science Foundation ADVANCE IT Program (Award HRD-100797), $16,838

 

Recent courses taught:

  • POLS 271 History of Political Thought Part 2 
  • POLS 331 Criminal Law 
  • POLS 493 Ethics and Global Politics 
  • POLS 593 Research Ethics 

 

Recent professional service:

Association of Practical and Professional Ethics

Interim Executive Director (designate)

Member, Executive Board Member

Member, Finance Committee

 

American Political Science Association

Co-chair, Ad hoc Committee on Human Subject Research

 

Office of Research Integrity, US Department of Health and Human Services

Member, Advisory Committee for Short Course on RCR Instruction (SCoRCRI)

Speaker, SCoRCRI, Washington DC, April 2017