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The Berman Institute hosts seminars every other Monday. The seminars are open to anyone. Previously known as Bioethics Interest Group meetings, the seminar series features speakers from the world of academia such as faculty, fellows, and the occasional PhD candidate from The Johns Hopkins University.
FALL 2007 SCHEDULE
Monday, October 22 (Now posted online)
12:15 PM
Hampton House 208
Monday, November 12
12:15 PM
Hampton House 208
Monday, November 26 (Now posted online)
12:15 PM
BSPH, W4030
Courtland Robinsonand Gil Burnham, Research Ethics: Working with Conflict-Affected and Hidden Populations
Monday, December 10
12:15 PM
Hampton House 208
Leslie Meltzer, Six Degrees of Dignity: Can a Concept With so Many Meanings Play a Leading Role in Bioethics?
Spring 2007 SCHEDULE
Monday, January 14 (Now Posted Online)
Location: 615 N. Wolfe Street, W2008
Paul Appelbaum, MD, Blame It on My Genes! Behavioral Genetics and the Causes of Crime
Monday, January 28 (Now Posted Online)
Location: 600 N. Wolfe Street, CMSC 306 Pediatrics (Schaffer Amphitheater)
Myra Bluebond-Langer, PhD, MA, Involving Children with Life Limiting and Life Shortening Illnesses in Medical Decisions
Monday, February 25
Monday, March 10
Location: 615 N. Wolfe Street, W4030
Jeff Kahn, PhD, MPH, Providence or Pandora's Box? The Ethics of Incidental Findings in Research
Monday, March 24
Monday, April 14
Monday, April 28
Location: 615 N. Wolfe Street, W3030 ( NOTE ROOM CHANGE )
Dan O’Connor, PhD, " Do You Believe in Gender?" - Transsexuality, Narrative, and the Bioethics of Cutting Off Your Leg
Monday, May 12
Location: 615 N. Wolfe Street, W4030
Ruth Macklin, PhD, HIV Prevention Trials: What are the Ethical Issues?
* All Seminars begin at 12:15 PM * Lunch will be provided * Locations are subject to change *
* Reminders for individual seminars will continue to be emailed out as usual *
For more information contact Kiran Khaira at kkhaira@jhsph.edu or 410-516-8576
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