BIO-223 Bioethics
Comprehensive overview of ethical questions and social impacts arising from the use of new biotechnologies. Topics include stem cells and regenerative medicine, human reproductive technologies, genetic screening and counseling, cloning, plant and animal transgenics, genome mapping and patenting, and genetic engineering. This Speaking-Intensive course will use oral presentations and student-led discussions to examine the potential merits and pitfalls of these technologies.
Speaking-Intensive (20)
Credits
1
Prerequisite
100, or 101, or 102, or 115, or consent of instructor
Offered
Fall
Notes
Three hours of class. Does not count toward the concentration or minor but fulfills the Biology science in society requirement.