Rate My Professor Kristen Intemann

Intemann has published extensively on topics including the role of values in science, scientific dissent, and bridging science and public understanding. Key works include the book The Fight Against Doubt: How to Bridge the Gap Between Scientists and the Public (Oxford University Press, 2018, co-authored with Inmaculada de Melo-Martín); "Feminist Resources for Biomedical Research: Lessons from the HPV Vaccines" (Hypatia, 2011), which received the Philosophy of Science Association Women’s Caucus Prize in 2012; "Social Values and Evidentiary Standards: The Case of the HPV Vaccine" (Biology & Philosophy, 2010); and articles in Philosophy of Science, Synthese, and European Journal for Philosophy of Science. Her scholarship has garnered over 2,600 citations. Awards include Montana State University President’s Excellence in Teaching Award (2009), Award for Excellence (2012 and 2018), Betty Coffey Award for gender equity (2013), Award for Meritorious Research and Creativity (2016), and Philosophy of Science Association Women’s Caucus Prize (2012). As the longest-serving chair of the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies minor for seven years, she expanded the program from 15 to 42 students and secured increased funding.