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Forum guidelines | Year one summary | Previous events
Spring
2005 Symposium: “Who
are we?”
Exploring the validity of the concepts and categories
that divide and define us
All
events to be held on Wednesday evenings, 7 – 10
p.m. in the Richmond Salons of the VCU Student
Commons, 907 Floyd Ave. |
Thursday, March 9, 2006
Why are we violent?
7 p.m. (free vegetarian buffet at 6:30 p.m.)
Virginia Commonwealth University
Student Commons, Richmond Salons (second floor, above the coffee shop)
more information
March 9
Science, Faith and Embryos
A dialogue about stem cell research, reproductive
technologies and human personhood
Panelists: Dr. Dennis Matt, Dr. Deidre Condit, Rev. Russell Smith, Dr. M. Imad
Damaj, Dr. Jack Spiro
more information
March 30
Sexual Behavior and Sexual Orientation
Can science or religion define what is “natural”
or “normal”?
Panelists: Mr. Clinton Anderson, Rev. Dr.
Robin Gorsline, Ms. Brenda Lee, Dr. John Quillin, Dr.
Tom South, Dr. Janet Winston
more
information
April 27
Are Sex Differences
Real?
Science and Religious perspectives on sex and gender
Panelists: Dr. Tarynn Witten, Dr. Deirdre
Condit,
Dr. Steven Rhoads, and local Religious experts to be announced
more information
May 18
Race: Is it a Valid Concept?
Current perspectives in science and religions
Panelists: Rev. Dr. Robin Gorsline, Dr. John Quillin and Dr. Shawn
Utsey
more information
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