rdickins@watcgl.waterloo.edu (Rob Dickinson) (03/16/88)
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Professionals and Social Responsibility: Conflict or Congruence?
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A conference at the University of Waterloo,
Siegfried Hall, St. Jerome's College.
16-18 March 1988
Keynote address, Wed evening: Jack Stevenson, U of Toronto, Philosophy
author of Engineering Ethics: Practice
and Principles (1987)
Thurs morning: "Ethical codes for the Professions"
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Speakers: Mark Frankel (AAAS, USA), Stephen Unger (Columbia U., USA),
Leonard Brooks (U of Toronto, Canada)
Panel: "Ethical codes in practice"
Chair: Conrad Brunk (U. Waterloo, Canada)
Panelists: Abbayann Lynch (Westminster Institute, London, Canada),
Arthur Schafer (U. Manitoba, Canada),
Will Waluchow (McMaster U., Canada)
Thurs afternoon "Global Peace and Human Rights"
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Speakers: Rose Sheinin ( U. Toronto),
Israel Halperin (Canadian Committee of Scientists and Scholars),
Anatol Rapaport (U. Toronto)
Panel: "Global Peace as a Professional Concern"
Chair: Tom Perry (CPPNW, Univ. of British Columbia)
Panelists: Gilles D. Hurteau (Univ. of Ottawa)
Joanna Santa Barbara (McMaster Univ., Canada)
Setsuko Thurlow (Toronto Board of Education)
Friday "Activist Groups"
Guest Speaker: Beth Savin ( U. Toronto)
"Beyond Professional Ethics: Issues and Concerns"
Speakers: Margaret Keating (Director of Nursing, Tor. Gen. Hospital)
Diana Dick (Registered Nurses Assoc. of Ont.)
Gary Chapman (Executive Director, CPSR, USA)
Karen Messing (Universite' du Que'bec a` Montre'al)
Michael Rachlis (Medical Reform Group of Ont.),
Steve Shrybman (Can. Env. Law Assoc.),
Jeffrey Tyndall (Assoc. of Prof. Eng. of Ont.))
Kelly Gotlieb (Univ. of Toronto , Comp. Sci.)
Robin Cohen (Univ. of Waterloo , Comp. Sci.)
Conclusion / wrap-up:
Willem Vanderburg (Univ. of Toronto, CTSD)
Registration: $120 includes all sessions, Thurs banquet
Special student price: $25 (banquet excluded)
for more information phone:
Centre for Society, Technology and Values (519) 885-1211, ext. 6215,
or St. Pauls College conference office: (519) 885-1460