Invited Speaker Series

SCBE's popular bioethics seminar series brings eminent scholars examining issues at the juncture of medicine, law, and ethics to Stanford and the surrounding community. These lectures are free and open to the public. You can find the schedule for upcoming speakers here.

Jonathan King Lectures

The Jonathan J. King Lectureship was established in 1991 to encourage the compassionate and humane care of all patients. It is a part of Stanford University Medicine's mission to enhance patient treatment and the art of caring. The Jonathan King Lecture is typically held each year in October and is free and open to the public.  

Medical Humanities and the Arts

The Arts, Humanities and Medicine Program provides a focal point for integrating the arts and humanities into medical education, the medical center community and the practice of medicine at Stanford. Events and programs coordinated by the Program in Arts, Humanities and Medicine include the annual spring Medicine and the Muse Symposium held at Cantor Arts Center and events such as Music and Medicine: The Art of Listening and a writers' symposium.  

• Contacts:
  Jacqueline Genovese
  Executive Director
  (650) 725-3448
  jmgeno@stanford.edu
• Christy Hartman
  Program Coordinator
  (650) 723-9387
  hartman7@stanford.edu

Team Science Tuesday-Seminar Series

Team science is a collaborative effort to address a scientific challenge that leverages the strengths and expertise of professionals trained in different fields. 

Contacts:

Daphne Martschenko 
Assistant Professor
daphnem@stanford.edu

CIRGE Events
CIRGE aims to serve as a national model for furthering public understanding and awareness of pressing ethical, legal and social issues in emerging human genetics research. The Center regularly invites prominent scholars and researchers to share their insights into these issues with the university and surrounding communities. In addition, CIRGE holds weekly and monthly seminars and events that are open to the community and cover issues related to genetics and ethics.