Sponsored by the Women's Resource Center. Watch WRC blitz bulletin or call 646-3456 for details. In addition to his activities as a clinician, he, is Co-chair of the hospital Ethics Committee, where he is engaged in case consultation, policy formation, and staff education. Dr. Truog's academic interests focus on the moral dilemmas that often arise in critical care settings, including withholding and withdrawing life-sustaining treatment, allocation of resources, and the philosophical foundations of brain death. A detailed flyer for the two-day conference is enclosed.
All events are free and open to the public.
This event is sponsored, in part, by the Sayles Faculty Research Fund. Faculty Advisory Board Nominations Sought This Spring, the Ethics Institute seeks self-nominations for new Faculty Advisory Board Members. The current board will select new members and the results will be announced following the meeting. The Board serves primarily in an advisory capacity to the Ethics Institute's Faculty Director. The Board meets on a regular basis once per term at the beginning of the Fall, Winter, and Spring Terms, although additional meetings may be called by the director or chairperson.