Values in Science

Overview:
Values in Science (IBS/Chem 606) is an intensive two-day course in research ethics sponsored and coordinated by the Graduate School and the Center for Ethics. Values in Science is offered once a year in January, the week before Spring semester classes start. The course satisfies the ethics training requirements of the National Institutes of Health and is designed for graduate students in the GDBBS, Biomedical Engineering and Chemistry.

Post-doctoral fellows will take a course taught by the Office of Postdoctoral Education.

Faculty who would like ethics instruction for a grant may take either course.

Registration:
Graduate students register for IBS/Chem 606 through OPUS like any other course. Post-doctoral fellows should contact the Office of Post-Doctoral Education (http://www.emory.edu/WHSC/MED/POSTDOC/).

Values in Science is next offered at the following time:
January 11-12, 2010, 9:30 AM-4:00 PM
Both days are in Candler School of Theology/Center for Ethics, Ethics Commons 102

Questions and contacts:
If program directors are not available or able to answer your questions, contact:

Dr. Arri Eisen
IBS 606 Course Instructor
arri.eisen@emory.edu

Dr. John Banja
IBS 606 Course Co-Instructor
jbanja@emory.edu

Course Syllabus:
Click here to download the syllabus as a pdf document.

Research Ethics Bibliography