Jennifer Jill Fellows

Instructor
Humanities and Social Sciences
Philosophy
fellowsj@douglascollege.ca

About

  • AOS: Philosophy of Technology, Epistemology, Philosophy of Science
  • AOC: Practical Ethics, Critical Thinking, Feminist Philosophy

Education and credentials

  • PhD, University of British Columbia
  • MA, University of Calgary
  • BA, University of Calgary
  • Arts and Sciences Diploma, Mount Royal College

Publications and other research outputs

  • Chapter 13 “Mindless Sin-Eating: Feminist Ethics and AI” in Feminist Ethics: An Introduction to Fundamental Concepts and Issues, Celia Edell and Charlotte Sabourin (eds.) Routledge 2026.
  • CBC Ideas “Paranormal Programming”, created by Jennifer Jill Fellows and Matthew Lazin-Ryder. March 12th 2025
    • Can be listened to here
  • “Making Up a Mimic: Interacting with Echoes in the Age of AI” Transversal: International Journal for the Historiography of Science, no. 15. 2023. https://doi.org/10.24117/2526-2270.2023.i15.02 
  • CBC Ideas “A Harem of Computers: The History of the Feminized Machine” created by Jennifer Jill Fellows and Matthew Lazin-Ryder. October 26th 2022.
    • Can be listened to here
  • Gender Sex and Tech: An Intersectional Feminist Guide, co-edited by Jennifer Jill Fellows and Lisa Smith, Canadian Scholars/Women’s Press. 2022.
    • Can be ordered here
  • For a full list of publications, please go here:
  • https://jenniferjillfellowsphd.opened.ca/

Courses taught

Projects

For a full list of projects, please go here:

https://jenniferjillfellowsphd.opened.ca/

Awards

2022 fellow of the Marc Sanders Foundation for Public Philosophy

Scholarly activities and leadership: 

Conference and event organization: 

  • CHAISE (The Center for Humanities AI Scholarship and Education) 2026 at UBC
  • FEMMSS (Feminist Epistemologies, Metaphysics and Methodologies) 2024 at Douglas College
  • Approaching Edges, Shifting Centers: Undergraduate GSWS Conference, 2019, Douglas College