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The Greenwall Foundation Faculty Scholars Program in Bioethics Current Scholars Class of 2010 Jeffrey Peppercorn, MD, MPH Assistant Professor of Medicine in the Division of Hematology/Oncology Adjunct Assistant Professor in Health Policy and Administration and in Social Medicine University of North Carolina Click here for more information on Jeffrey Peppercorn David E Winickoff, JD, MA Assistant Professor of Bioethics and Society College of Natural Resources University of California, Berkeley Bioethics and Property Relations in University Life Sciences Research Click here for more information on David E Winickoff Class of 2009 Farr A Curlin, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine University of Chicago Variance on the Margins of Religion and Medicine fcurlin[at]uchicago[dot]edu Click here for more information on Farr Curlin Scott YH Kim, MD, PhD Assistant Professor of Psychiatry University of Michigan Surrogate Consent for Research with Significant Risks: A National Survey and a Deliberative Democratic Assessment scottkim[at]umich[dot]edu Click here for more information on Scott Kim Amy L McGuire, JD, PhD Assistant Professor of Medicine and Medical Ethics Baylor College of Medicine Leading Responsible Change in Genomic Research: Stratified Consent as a Model for Balancing Privacy and Utility in the Public Release of Human Genomic Sequencing Data amcguire[at]bcm[dot]edu Click here for more information on Amy McGuire Class of 2008 James Colgrove, PhD, MPH Associate Research Scientist Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health Coercion and Consent in Public Health Ethics jc988[at]columbia[dot]edu Click here for more information on James Colgrove Jodi Halpern, MD, PhD Associate Professor of Bioethics and Medical Humanities University of California, Berkeley Affective Forecasting and Respecting Subjective Values in Healthcare Decision-Making jhalpern[at]berkeley[dot]edu Click here for more information on Jodi Halpern Michelle M Mello, JD, PhD, MPhil Assistant Professor of Health Policy and Law Harvard School of Public Health Ethical Issues in the Pharmaceutical Industry mmello[at]hsph.harvard[dot]edu Click here for more information on Michelle Mello Class of 2007 David C Cronin, MD, PhD, FACS Director, Liver Transplantation Yale University School of Medicine Ethical Issues in Surgical Innovation with a Focus on Living Liver Donors david.cronin[at]yale[dot]edu Click here for more information on David Cronin Alexander A Kon, MD Assistant Professor of Pediatrics (Critical Care) University of California, Davis Informed Consent in Research Involving Children aakon[at]ucdavis[dot]edu Click here for more information on Alexander Kon Anne D Lyerly, MD, MA Assistant Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology Duke University Medical Center Individuals' Attitudes Regarding their Own Cryopreserved Embryos: Women's Voices, Women's Health, and Reproductive Health Policy lyer1003[at]mc.duke[dot]edu Click here for more information on Anne Lyerly Class of 2006 Thomas H Gallagher, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine, Medical History & Ethics University of Washington School of Medicine Enhancing the Disclosure of Medical Errors thomasg[at]u.washington[dot]edu Click here for more information on Thomas Gallagher Rosemary Quigley, JD, MPH Assistant Professor, Center for Medical Ethics & Health Policy Baylor College of Medicine Research Experiences: Ownership, Disclosure, and Informed Consent Leslie E Wolf, JD, MPH Assistant Adjunct Professor of Medicine, Program in Medical Ethics University of California, San Francisco An Issue of Trust: Addressing Conflicts of Interests in Research lwolf[at]medicine.ucsf[dot]edu Click here for more information on Leslie Wolf Class of 2005 Jason H Karlawish, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine University of Pennsylvania Do We Need Research Advance Planning and, If We Do, How Can We Do It? Click here for more information on Jason Karlawish Anna Mastroianni, JD, MPH Assistant Professor University of Washington School of Law Policy Gaps and Conflicts in the Use of Stem Cells, Embryos and Related Technologies Jonathan Oberlander, PhD Assistant Professor of Social Medicine School of Medicine, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Rationing Medicine: The Oregon Health Plan and the Search for Justice in Health Policy Click here for more information on Jonathan Oberlander |
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