Saturday,
November
10,
2007
Symposium:
"How
Should
Jacksonville
Adapt
to
Climate
Change?"
Keynote:
Stephen
Mulkey,
Department
of
Botany,
UF
Panelists:
Community
leaders,
academics,
and
UNF
students
Web
site:
http://www.unf.edu/dept/ceppp/symposium2007.htm
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Tuesday,
October
23,
2007
Religious
Studies
Colloquium
Topic:
“The
Impossibility
of
Religious
Freedom”
Speaker:
Dr.
Winnifred
Sullivan
Associate
professor
of
law
Director
of
the
law
and
religion
program
University
at
Buffalo
Law
School
State
University
of
New
York
Presented
by
the
Blue
Cross
Blue
Shield
of
Florida
Center
for
Ethics,
Public
Policy,
and
the
Professions
in
conjunction
with
the
Program
in
Religious
Studies.
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Topic:
Ethics
and
the
Neurosciences
Speaker:
Paul
J.
Ford
Associate
Staff
(Bioethics)
The
Cleveland
Clinic
Assistant
Professor,
Lerner
College
of
Medicine
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Tuesday,
February
27th
2007
Topic:
"How
to
perform
a
clinical
ethics
consultation"
Speaker:
Sheila
Otto,
RN,
BSN,
MA
Director
Ethics
Consult
Service
Assistant
Professor
of
Medicine
Alden
March
Bioethics
Institute
Albany
Medical
Center
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Friday,
November
3nd,
2006
Topic:
Normative
and
Non-Normative
Readings
of
Freedom
as
Non-Demonination
Speaker:
Dr.
M.
Victoria
Costa
Associate
Professor,
FSU
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Thursday,
November
2nd,
2006
Topic:
Can
There
Be
Color
Concepts
Without
Any
Colors?
Speaker:
Dr.
Joshua
Gert
Associate
Professor
&
Director
of
Undergraduate
Studies,
FSU
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Thursday,
November
2nd,
2006
Topic:
Civil
Society
and
Corporate
Integrity
Speaker:
Marvin
Brown
Consultant
in
Business
Ethics
Lecturer,
Philosophy,
University
of
San
Francisco
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March
2nd,
2006
Topic:
"Other
Rough
Treatment:
From
Dirty
Harry
to
Guantanamo
Bay"
Speaker:
Michael
Davis
Senior
Fellow
at
the
Center
for
the
Study
of
Ethics
in
the
Professions
Professor
of
Philosophy
at
the
Illinois
Institure
of
Technology
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February
8,
2006
Topic:
"Informed
Consent"
Speaker:
Bonnie
Steinbock
Fellow,
Hastings
Center
and
Professor
of
Philosophy
Suny
University
at
Albany
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November
3,
2005
Topic:
"The
Changing
Ethics
of
Life
and
Death"
Speaker:
Peter
Singer
Ira
w.
DeCamp
Professor
of
Bioethics
with
the
University
Center
for
Human
Values,
Princeton
University
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January
27,
2005
Topic:
"Physician-assisted
Suicide"
Speaker:
Dr.
Tom
Beauchamp
Professor
of
philosophy
and
a
senior
research
scholar
Georgetown
University's
Kennedy
Institute
of
Ethics
Co-sponsored
by
the
Distinguished
Voices
Lecture
Series
Inquiry
&
Insight
Lecture
Committee
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January
19,
2005
Topic:
Art
in
Context:
Bridging
the
Gap
Between
High
and
Low
Art
Speaker:
Dr.
David
Fenner,
UNF
Associate
Professor
of
Philosophy
Dr.
Fenner
discussed
issues
arising
out
of
modern
art,
architecture,
dance,
imagination,
and
religion.
He
recently
completed
a
sabbatical
project
entitled
Art
in
Context,
wherein
he
argues
for
contextualism
–
the
position
that
considering
relevant
contextual
features
of
works
of
art
is
important
–
and
against
formalism
–
the
position
that
the
only
legitimate
means
of
experiencing
and
evaluating
artworks
is
through
concentration
on
the
object’s
intrinsic
properties
in
abstraction
from
all
external
or
instrumental
factors.
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January
18,
2005
Topic:
Buddhist
Ethics
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September
23,
2004
Topic:
Ethical
Issues
in
Stem
Cell
Research
Speaker:
Dr.
Ronnie
Hawkins
Associate
Professor
of
Philosophy
at
University
of
Central
Florida
Dr.
Hawkins
lectured
on
current
ethical
issues
in
stem
cell
research.
Her
research
interests
are
primarily
in
environmental
philosophy
and
bioethics.
She
has
specialized
in
this
area
since
1994
after
completing
her
Ph.D.
in
Philosophy
at
the
University
of
Florida.
Dr.
Hawkins
has
also
earned
her
M.D.
from
the
University
of
Florida
and
a
B.S.
in
Zoology
from
Ohio
State
University.
Dr.
Hawkins
completed
the
Anatomic
Pathology
residency
at
Yale
University
School
of
Medicine.
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October
16,
2003
Topic:
Ethics
in
Education
Symposium
Speaker:
Dr.
Gerald
Bracey,
George
Mason
University
Has
the
State
of
Florida
failed
in
its
legal
obligation
to
"make
adequate
provision
for
the
education
of
all
children
residing
within
its
borders...
by
law
for...
a
high
quality
system...
that
allows
students
to
obtain
a
high
quality
education"
(Article
IX
of
the
State
of
Florida
constitution)?
How
would
we
know?
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April
3
-
4,
2003
James
S.
Kemper
Lecture
Series
and
Symposium
Topic:
Globalization
and
Business
Ethics
Speaker:
Dr.
David
Crocker
Web
site:
Globalization
and
Business
Ethics
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March
13,
2003
Eugenics
Lecture
Topic:
The
Black
Stork:
Can
the
New
Genomic
Escape
the
Legacy
of
the
Old
Eugenics?
Speaker:
Dr.
Rosemarie
Tong
Distinguished
Professor
in
Health
Care
Ethics
The
University
of
North
Carolina
at
Charlotte
Web
site:
http://www.unf.edu/dept/ceppp/Events/20030313_tong.htm
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January
16-17,
2003
Globalization
and
Business
Ethics
James
S.
Kemper
Lecture
Series
and
Symposium
Topic:
Ethics,
Accountability,
and
Globalization
Speaker:
Dr.
Richard
DeGeorge,
Distinguished
Professor
of
Philosophy,
University
of
Kansas
Web
site:
http://www.unf.edu/dept/ceppp/Events/20021107_bus.htm
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November
7-8,
2002
Globalization
and
Business
Ethics
James
S.
Kemper
Lecture
Series
and
Symposium
Topic:
Is
There
An
Ethical
Fix
for
American
Business?
Speaker:
Dr.
Thomas
Donaldson,
Wharton
School,
University
of
Pennsylvania
Web
site:
http://www.unf.edu/dept/ceppp/Events/20021107_bus.htm
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February
15,
2002
Philosophy
Colloqium
Lecture
Topic:
Ethics
and
Sociobiology
Speaker:
Dr.
Vittorio
Höesle,
University
of
Notre
Dame
Web
site:
http://www.unf.edu/dept/ceppp/Events/20020215_hoesle.htm
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February
6,
2002
Religious
Studies
Speaker
Series
Topic:
Beyond
Dr.
Dobson:
Women,
Girls,
and
Focus
on
the
Family
Speaker:
Dr.
Colleen
McDannell,
University
of
Utah
Web
site:
http://www.unf.edu/dept/ceppp/Events/20020206_cmcdan.htm
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October
25,
2001
Open
House
Talks
Topic:
September
11
and
Its
Aftermath:
Perspectives
from
Philosophy
and
Religious
Studies
Speakers:
Talks
from
the
Dept
of
Philosophy/Ethics
Center
Open
House
Web
site:
http://www.unf.edu/dept/ceppp/Events/20011025_openhouse.htm
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September
25,
2001
Bioethics
Discussion
Topic:
When
the
Born
and
the
Unborn
Collide
-
Lives
and
Rights
at
Risk
Speakers:
Open
Forum
/
Panel
Discussion
Web
site:
http://www.unf.edu/dept/ceppp/Events/20010925_abortion.htm
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September
13,
2001
Amnesty
International
Lecture
Topic:
In
Our
Own
Best
Interest:
How
Defending
Human
Rights
Benefits
Us
All
Speaker:
Dr.
William
Schultz,
Executive
Director,
Amnesty
International
Web
site:
http://www.unf.edu/dept/ceppp/Events/20010913_Schultz.htm
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