May Graduation
The Center for Bioethics is pleased to announce that Nicole Reynolds has graduated with a Masters of Arts (MA) in Bioethics. Commencement speech. Congratulations Nicole!
Fall 2017 Courses
Graduate Programs
The Center for Bioethics offers three programs to suit the aspirations of graduate and professional students as well as working professionals
Academic advisors from the Center are available to help determine the program that is right for you.
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Honoring Steven Miles, MD
The Center for Bioethics, along with colleagues, mentees, students, family, friends and staff, gathered to celebrate Dr. Steven Miles’ 40+ year career as a physician and bioethicist as he embarks upon retirement in June 2017.
Dr. Miles leaves an extensive and impressive career in medicine and bioethics at the University of Minnesota. Informed by his personal imperative of taking bioethics beyond academia, Dr. Miles delved into a vast number of topics, all focused on improving conditions for the greater good of humanity including issues that intersect with human rights, public policy, public health, and education.
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The Gender Policy Report
Gender and the First 100 Days of Health Policy
A project of the Center on Women, Gender, and Public Policy. The Gender Policy Report is a non-partisan, multidisciplinary effort to produce and disseminate timely, gender-focused analyses of emerging federal policy proposals based on the best insights from scholarship and research.