At the Cutting Edge of Stem Cell Science...Ethical and Policy Issues
This course has been cancelled. We will be issuing refunds.
Created by the Harvard Stem Cell Institute and the Department of Bioethics at Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, this intensive summer seminar addresses the major issues in the science, ethics, and policies of stem cell research. This course will facilitate a fuller appreciation of the ethical and policy issues at the cutting edge of stem cell science by simultaneously providing a sound grasp of the science of stem cell research. No prior knowledge of stem cell biology is necessary.
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Registration
Space is limited to ensure a more personal experience for each participant.
Questions about Course Content? Contact Course Co-Directors Insoo Hyun (insoo.hyun@case.edu) or Willy Lensch (mathew.lensch@childrens.harvard.edu)
Questions about Course Logistics? Contact Michelle Champoir (mln10@case.edu).
Questions about Payments? Contact Barb Juknialis (bwj@case.edu)
Program Fee:
The Program Fee includes all programming, lunches each day and evening reception. It does NOT include lodging and transportation.
Course Attendance Without Credit Hours:
$1,000.00
Graduate and Undergraduate Students Registering for Credit Hours:
$300.00 program fee (Tuition is billed separately by Case Western Reserve University.)
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Program
Beginning Thursday morning, June 23, the in-depth seminar will include topical lectures, case studies and discussions through Sunday afternoon, June 26. Participants also will have the opportunity to interact informally with each other as well as the instructors and take in all that Boston has to offer. Attendees will receive a certificate of completion from the Harvard Stem Cell Institute and the Department of Bioethics at Case Western Reserve University.
Topics
Faculty from Harvard Stem Cell Research Institute, Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine, and Harvard University will lead sessions and encourage debate in the following areas More...
Tentative and Subject to Change
Rev. 12/10/10
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