The Ethics Center: Events - Human Stem Cell Research

Reverend Gary W. Anderson
Director, Student Office of Human Relations, UCSD
and a United Methodist minister with the Wesley Foundation at UCSD

Barbara G. Bigby
Director, Scripps Office for the Protection of Research Subjects

Mary Devereaux
Director, Biomedical Ethics Seminar Series, Research Ethics Program, UCSD

John Gillman
ACPE Supervisor, VITAS Innovative Hospice Care

Craig Hauser
Director of Research Support and Adjunct Associate Professor, Burnham Institute

Pamela Itkin-Ansari
Assistant Professor, UCSD and Burnham Institute

Jonathan Loeb
Center for Biomedical Ethics, Stanford University Medical Center

Khaleel Mohammed
Professor, Department of Religious Studies, SDSU

The Very Rev. Canon Scott Richardson
Dean of the Episcopal Cathedral of St. Paul

Karma Lekshe Tsomo
Assistant Professor, Theology & Religious Studies, USD

Ellen Waldman
Professor, Thomas Jefferson School of Law

Peter Wagner
Professor of Medicine & Bioengineering, President, American Thoracic Society,
Chief, Division of Physiology, UCSD

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The Ethics Center sponsors several kinds of events, some of which are open to the public, others of which are by invitation only. To be added to our mailing list, please contact The Ethics Center.

Public Lectures

The Ethics Center sponsors public lectures, often in conjunction with other local organizations such as the SDSTC (UCSD), The Burnham Institute and the Values Institute (USD)

Stake Holder Events

The Ethics Center regularly sponsors stake-holder events, which typically involve a local group of 40-50 individuals along with a distinguished visiting leader in ethics. Past events have included Thomas Murray, President of the Hastings Center, and William Hurlbut, Professor of Medicine at Stanford and member of the President's Council on Bioethics.

Focus Groups

In order to assess the needs of or local community and also to develop local communities of individuals who share a particular interest in ethics, science and technology (i.e., religious leaders, health care personnel), we hold periodic focus groups that are devoted to the conjunction of ethics, science, and technology.

"Social Justice and Stem Cell Research: Who gains? Who loses?" May 13, 2006 University of California, San Diego

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"Social Justice and Stem Cell Research:
Who gains? Who loses?"

May 13, 2006
University of California, San Diego