The Center’s Inaugural Class of Masters Students Arrives Masters Program in Bioethics The Center for Bioethics is very pleased to welcome the inaugural class of the University’s new Master of Arts degree program in Bioethics. After a very competitive admissions process, eight students are enrolled in the first cohort of the program. They bring a diversity of expertise and experience to their work in bioethics. As a class, they have educational backgrounds in philosophy, political science, theology, history of science and medicine, the life sciences, business, pharmacy, nursing, law, and medicine. We know that they will learn a great deal from each other, and our community will be enriched by their thoughtful and spirited participation in it! We are accepting applications for next year’s entering class. » read more | 2010 Spring Bioethics Courses  January 19 – May 7, 2010 » read more |
Citizenship in a Pandemic We've gathered resources for how to respond to H1N1 flu as a community. Citizenship is how we live together. It describes how we can act as individuals to slow the epidemic and to keep our work and schools and economy functioning. » read more | 2008 Bioethics Annual Report Now Available! - Faculty news
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