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- MU Provost's office
- Office of Research
- Life Sciences Center
- College of Arts and Science
- College of Human Environmental Sciences
- Division of Biological Sciences
- Biotechnology and Society Program
- Truman School of Public Affairs
- Department of Philosophy
- Women's and Gender Studies Program
- Social Sciences Unit - College of Agriculture, Food, and Natural Resource
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Time: March 9 & 10, 2005
Place: Christopher S. Bond Life Sciences Center |
| Jane Maienschein |
Director, Center for Biology and Society (Arizona State University), "Whose View of Life: Embryos, Cloning, and Stem Cells"
- Presider - Peter M. Hall, Department of Sociology (MU)
- Welcoming Remarks - Lori Franz, Provost (MU); M. Chippendale, Life Sciences Ctr
- Introduction - Garland Allen, Department of Biology (Washington U.)
- Discussant - Philip Peters, School of Law (MU)
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| Charis Thompson |
Departments of Women's Studies and Rhetoric (Cal- Berkeley) "Sex, Drugs and Money: The Public, Privacy, and the Monopoly of Desperation in U.S. Reproductive Technologies."
- Presider - Marjorie Sable, School of Social Work (MU)
- Discussant - Mary K. Zimmerman, Department of Sociology and School of Medicine (University of Kansas)
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| Shobita Parthasarathy |
Ctr for Society and Genetics and Dept of Public Policy (UCLA) "In Good Health We Trust: Comparing the Philosophies of Genetic Medicine in a Globalizing World."
- Presider - James Scott, Truman School of Public Affairs (MU)
- Discussant - Tola Pearce, Department of Sociology and Women's & Gender Studies
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| Francoise Baylis |
Departments of Bioethics and Philosophy (Dalhousie University, Halifax, N.S., Canada), "Embryonic Stem Cell Research: Policy and Politics."
- Presider - Jacquelyn Litt, MU Women's and Gender Studies Program and Department of Sociology
- Discussant: Kristen Swain, School of Journalism and Mass Communications (University of Kansas)
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| Karen-Sue Taussig |
Department of Anthropology and School of Medicine (U. Minn) "Technologies of the Self: Nature Culture and the Desire for Regenerative Medicine."
- Presider - Elizabeth Barham, Department of Rural Sociology (MU)
- Discussant - Mary Jo Neitz, Department of Sociology (MU)
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| Barbara Koenig |
Department of Neurology and Neurological Sciences, (Stanford University and as of July 2005 Mayo Clinic and College of Medicine) "Technology, (Im)mortality and Rhetoric or Choice."
- Presider - Lee Wilkins, School of Journalism (MU)
- Discussant - David Fleming, Center for Health Ethics, School of Medicine (MU)
- Final Remarks - Jay Gubrium, Department of Sociology (MU)
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