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Symposium: Preparing Schools for the Genetic Revolution

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From: gene glass
Date: Fri, 09 Sep 1994 17:39
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|  Gregg F.Wright MD, M.Ed.(gwright@unlinfo.unl.edu) |  /|            \
|  Center on Children, Families, and the Law         |  /!__.        * \
|  University of Nebraska, Lincoln (402) 472-8881    |  ////!___________\
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   *** / ***         PREPARING SCHOOLS FOR THE GENETIC REVOLUTION
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 ********++***                 A Symposium Sponsored by
 ********++***                The University of Nebraska
  ***********          Center on Children, Families, and the Law
   *********             and the Cooper Foundation of Lincoln
    ***^***
                        November 18-19, 1994 in Lincoln, Nebraska
   ***-A-***
   **-G-C-**    Advances in genetic knowledge and technology will
   ***-T-***    affect every institution of society. How will schools
    *** ***     respond to increased genetic information?  Will they
     *****      deal with the resulting ethical, legal, and social
    *** ***     issues?  Can we help them prepare?
   ***-A-***
   **-G-C-**    This symposium brings together nationally known
   ***-T-***    scholars from biology, medicine, law, education, ethics,
    *** ***     sociology, & parent advocacy to address these important
     *****      questions.  It is intended for anyone who is interested
    *** ***     in the challenges of school policy or of the human genome.
   ***-T-***
   **-T-A-**    Speakers and topics include:
   ***-G-***
    *** ***          Lee Hood, M.D., Ph.D., University of Washington
     *****             HGI: Challenge to Science and Society
    *** ***
   ***-C-***         Sanford Dornbusch, Ph.D., Stanford University
   **-C-G-**           Effort, Ability, Genetics, and Schools
   ***-T-***
    *** ***          Peter Cortese, Dr.PH, Centers for Disease Control
     *****             Policy Lessons from H.I.V.
    *** ***
   ***-A-***         Julie Beckett, M.A., Parent Advocate, Univ. of Iowa
   **-C-G-**           Genetic Decision Making:A Parent's Perspective
   ***-T-***
    *** ***          Troy Duster, Ph.D., Univ. of California, Berkeley
     *****             From Reductionism to Emergence
    *** ***
   ***-G-***         Marque-Luisa Miringoff, Ph.D., Vassar College
   **-A-T-**           Labels and Institutionalized Stigmatism
   ***-G-***
    *** ***          Jeff Murray, M.D., University of Iowa
     *****             High School HGI:Science/Social Policy Concerns

        /            Ruth Purtilo, Ph.D., Creighton University
   *** / ***           Lessons from Medical Ethics
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 ********++***       Laura Rothstein, J.D.,  University of Houston
 ********++***         How Genetics May Change School Law
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  ***********         David Smith, Ph.D., University of South Carolina
   *********           Eugenics and Social Responsibility
    ***^***

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                         Name:________________________________________

     To register,        Address:_____________________________________

    send this form       City: _______________________________________

    with check to        State: ___________________  Zip: ____________

    address below:       Phone: ______________________________________

                         Fax:_________________________________________

    Institution/Agency: ______________________________________________

    Specialty/Position: ______________________________________________

       REGISTRATION FEE IS $35.00 FOR BOTH DAYS, $20.00 FOR ONE DAY
               Registration includes a luncheon each day.
      Make check payable to:  Center on Children, Families, and the Law

          Mail to:  Symposium Registration
                    Center on Children, Families, and the Law
                    University of Nebraska
                    121 South 13th Street Suite 302
                    Lincoln, NE  68588-0227

          Additional information will be sent with your confirmation.
          For more information, call (402) 472-3479
          or send e-mail to gwright@unlinfo.unl.edu

          For Hotel Reservations:

                  write:   Ramada Hotel and Conference Center
                           141 No. 9th Street
                           Lincoln, NE  68508
                           Attention: Reservation

                or call:   (800) 432-0002

                   rate:  $47.00 single/$52.00 double
                          Let hotel know you will be attending
                          "Preparing Schools for the Genetic Revolution"

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Gene V Glass                                         glass@asu.edu
College of Education                                 atgvg@asuacad.bitnet
Arizona State University                             602-965-2692
Box 872411                                           Tempe, AZ 85287-2411
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