2008 Theories and Applications Schedule and Faculty

Theories and Applications in Contemporary Ethics

CEED 6100

Course Schedule for 2008

	Day 1 (May 19)	Day 2 (May 20)	Day 3 (May 21)
9:00 – 10:15 Morning Session 10:30 – 11:45 11:45 – 12:00	Foundations in Moral Philosophy Foundations in the Biological Sciences Questions	Foundations in Moral Theology Foundations of Economics Questions	Foundations of Ethics and Federal Regulations Protecting Research Participants Foundations in Mental Health: Understanding Prisoner Populations Questions
Lunch (provided) 12:00 – 1:00	Lunch with faculty	Lunch with faculty	Lunch with faculty
Afternoon I 1:00 – 2:30	Presentation: Killing and Letting Die: Ethical Issues at the Boundaries of Human Life	Presentation: What is Enough? Can Ethics and Economics Reunite?	Presentation: Ethical Dilemmas involving Vulnerable Research Participants
Afternoon II 2:45 – 3:45	Breakout Session	Breakout Session	Breakout Session
Afternoon III 4:00 – 5:00	Group Presentation	Group Presentation	Group Presentation

Breakout sessions are used to discuss cases and generate presentations for the group.

Group presentations are made and discussed among students and faculty.

Participating Faculty

The cross-disciplinary lectures and discussions will be facilitated by the following faculty members:

Michael Baur: Foundations in Moral Philosophy
    Dr. Baur is an Associate Professor of Philosophy and an Adjuct Professor of Law.

Mary Beth Combs: Foundations of Economics
    Dr. Combs is an Associate Professor of Economics.

Celia B. Fisher: Foundations of Economics
    Dr. Fisher is a Director of the Center for Ethics Education and Marie Ward Doty Chair and Professor of Psychology.

Adam Fried: Foundations in Mental Health: Understanding Prisoner Populations Questions
    Dr. Fried is Assistant Director of the Center for Ethics Education.

Masaaki Hamaguchi: Foundations in the Biological Sciences
    Dr. Hamaguchi is an Associate Professor of Biological Science.

Christine Firer Hinze: Foundations in Moral Theology
    Dr. Hinze is a Professor of Theology.