Academic and Continuing Education Credit Available for Each Event
(Deerfield, Illinois)
Taught by over a dozen leading Christian figures in bioethics. Each Institute includes the July 17-19, 2003 conference on Biotechnology & Bioethics.
Intensive Bioethics Institute (Nigel Cameron, Ph.D., Director)
A thorough orientation to the field of bioethics, comparing Christian and nonChristian perspectives.
Advanced Bioethics Institute (John Kilner, Ph.D., Director)
Considers in greater depth various approaches to bioethics, with special reference to end-of-life issues.
Whole-Person Palliative Care Institute
Examines medical, ministry, and other challenges involved in managing pain and suffering.
(Joyce Shelton, Ph.D., Director) An orientation to bioethics for those considering careers in ethics, medicine, or health care.
(Harold Netland, Ph.D., and C. Ben Mitchell, Ph.D., Co-Directors) An analysis of con temporary culture and the implications of pluralism for bioethics.
For more information, call (888)246-3844.
November 1 (eve.) - 2, 2002 -Buffalo, New York:
“Managed Care, End-of-Life Issues, Stem Cell Research, & Cloning”
January 17,2003 — Little Rock, Arkansas:
“Changing Face of Health Care, End-of-Life Issues, Cloning”
March 1,2003 — Fort Lauderdale, Florida:
“Stem Cell Research, Cloning, Managed Care, End-of-Life Issues”
April 25-26,2003 - E. Lansing (Okemos), Michigan:
“Bioethics, Genetics, Reproductive Technology Issues, Stem Cell Research, and Cloning”
*If you are interested in hosting a conference co-sponsored by The Center for Bioethics and Human Dignity in your area, please contact Jim Moscato atjmoscato@cbhd.org or see our web site at www.cbhd.org/conferences/regionals.
