Neuroethics: The New Frontier

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Neuroethics: The New Frontier

13th Annual Summer Conference

July 13-15, 2006

Trinity International University, Deerfield, IL

Plenary Speakers

Thursday, July 13

  • With All Your Mind - Andrew Fergusson, MB MRCGP
  • How Much Brain Do I Need to be Human? - Scott B. Rae, PhD

Friday, July 14

  • Boosting Your Brain Power: Therapies and Enhancement - William P. Cheshire, MD
  • Prozac Prose and the Ritalin Revolution - Jarrett Richardson III, MD
  • Hollywood Bioethics: An Analysis of How Neuroethics is Portrayed in the Movies - Andrew Fergusson, MB MRCGP and Matthew Eppinett, MA

Saturday, July 15

  • Coma: Anyone Home? - Cindy Province, RN, MSN, MA
  • Capacity: Clinicians and Caregivers - Jason E. Havens, JD
  • Changing Times - Edmund Pellegrino, MD and Thomas Pellegrino, MD

Parallel Papers

Friday, July 14

  • Ronald Reagan's Brain and the Politics of Personal Identity - Russell DiSilvestro, PhD (Cand)
  • Limiting Technology at the End-of-Life - John T. Dunlop
  • Teaching Bioethics in Ecuador - Dennis L. Durst, PhD
  • Unsociable Cyborgs - David B. Fletcher, PhD
  • Neuroethics and the Nicene Creed:  Reflecting on the Theology of the Early Church Fathers - Derrick L. Hassert, PhD
  • What is Progress? - Joal Hill, JD, MPH, PhD
  • Free Will in Mechanistic and Indeterminist Models of the Brain - Luke Johnson, PhD (candidate)
  • Brain-Mind, Body-Soul Interfaces - Philip E. Lueck, DMin
  • Governor Blagojevich's Government Religion - Donald O'Connor, MS
  • Evangelical Attitudes Towards Human Enhancement - David G. Pauls, MD

Saturday, July 15

  • Treatment and Enhancement - Steven Brown, PhD, and Matthew Jordan, MA
  • Interaction Between the Self and the Brain - Nigel Crompton, PhD, and Erin Tidd
  • Moral Distress in the Workplace - Karla Fogel, PhD
  • Embodiment, Boundedness, and Incarnation - Susan M. Haack, MD
  • Domo Arigato, Mrs. Roboto:  A Novelist Learns from Artificial Intelligence and Live to Tell About It - Christina Bieber Lake, PhD
  • Using the Brain in Bioethics - Donal O'Mathuna, PhD
  • Feeding Tubes in the Permanently Unaware - Robert Orr, MD
  • Moral Complicity and Stem Cell Research:  Countering the Utilitarian Argument - Dennis M. Sullivan, MD
  • Dynamic Dialogue:  A New Model for Relating Science & Theology - Timothy Pattison, MDiv
  • Bioethics in Britain:  Bringing a European Perspective to the Debate on Current and Future Bioethics Issues - Philippa Taylor, BA, and Rhona Knight, MB, MRCGP

Courses

  • Intensive Bioethics Institute - Paige Cunningham, JD
  • Advanced Bioethics Institute - John Kilner, PhD and David Fletcher, PhD
  • Body, Soul, Mind, Spirit Topical Institute - Scott B. Rae, PhD and J.P. Moreland, PhD
  • Pre-Med/Undergraduate Bioethics Institute - Joyce Shelton, PhD
  • Wrap-Around Conference Graduate Course - Dennis Hollinger, PhD
  • Wrap-Around Conference Undergraduate Course - Joyce Shelton, PhD
  • Post-Conference Bioethics Seminar: Neurological Challenges: Shepherding Individuals and Families - Bryan N. Maier, PsyD
  • Post-Conference Bioethics Seminar: What if? Neuroethics in Film and Fiction - William P. Cheshire, MD and E. David Cook, PhD