Lecture Information
The BRI Lectures and Discussion Groups have concluded for 2009. Attendance is being recorded. A note will be sent to the BRI listserv when the on-line attendance records are available.
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Registration for lectures and discussion groups will require a UW NetID. Please have your ID, your PI's ID or email and grant information ready to register on-line. Once you register, you may login again and update or correct the information. You may also change your discussion group choices up to one week prior to the scheduled group. It is still important that you attend any group for which you register, so please be considerate of other participants and our volunteer group leaders.
**Discussion group options have now been posted. You may still register at anytime and log back in to select or change a group.
View Lectures & Discussion Groups
For those who cannot attend them, lectures are videotaped. Please note that PHS does not require that attendance be tracked at the institutional level. Thus, training grants have the option to track training not recorded in our report.
To view videos, please go to the "Resources" page. The link is at the top of this page.
Videos of last year's lectures are available on this website via the "resources" tab above. Videotapes from lectures prior to 2008 are only available at the offices of Bioethics & Humanities and may be viewed by making an appointment. For access to video tapes of lectures prior to 2008, please contact uwbri@u.washington.edu or call (206) 221-6548.
Trainees are required to participate in a series of seminars and discussion sessions on the ethics of biomedical research and are therefore given priority registration. Other interested UW affiliated individuals are welcome to register for discussion groups on a space-available basis; all individuals can begin registering as soon as registration opens, although SOM trainees will be assigned to their preferred discussion groups first. Meeting locations for discussion groups are listed in the registration program. Readings and reminders will be provided one week prior to the scheduled discussion group via email to registered participants only. Please contact Margaret Mitchell at 206.221.6548 or uwbri@u.washington.edu if you have questions.
Attendance "credit" will only be awarded for attending discussion groups for which you have pre-registered and have received confirmation of enrollment. Click here to view the discussion group dates associated with each lecture topic and learn how to register online.
PAST LECTURES
LECTURE FIVE was presented Monday, September 21st, 12-1pm in Hogness Auditorium, A-420 (2:00-3:00pm, at Pelton Auditorium, FHCRC). The Speaker was Beti Thompson, PhD. PHS Topic: Conflict of Interest.
LECTURE FOUR was presented Thursday, August 6th, 12-1pm in Hogness Auditorium, A-420 (2:00-3:00pm, at Pelton Auditorium, FHCRC). The Speaker was Harold R. (Skip) Garner, Jr., PhD. PHS Topic: Responsible Authorship; collaborative science/data acquisition.
LECTURE THREE was presented Thursday, July 23rd, 12-1pm in Hogness Auditorium, A-420 (2:00-3:00 pm, at Pelton Auditorium, FHCRC). The Speaker was David Magnus, PhD. PHS Topic: Research Misconduct; mentor/trainee responsibilities
THE SECOND LECTURE OF THE 2009 BRI Program series was presented Thursday, June 18, 2009, 12-1pm in Hogness Auditorium and 2-3pm in Pelton Auditorium at FHCRC. The Panelists were Ferric C. Fang, M.D., Carey Farquhar, M.D., M.P.H., and Beverly Torok-Storb, Ph.D, Med. PHS Topic: Peer Review.
THE FIRST LECTURE OF THE 2009 BRI Program series was presented Thursday, May 21, 2009, 12-1pm in Hogness Auditorium and 2-3pm in Pelton Auditorium at FHCRC. The speaker was Sean O'Connor, JD, MA. PHS Topic: Data Ownership/Acquisiton.
INFORMATION ON PAST BRI PROGRAM LECTURES: To view lecture information from past BRI years, please click here: 1991-2008 Lectures.
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