UT Southwestern Faculty

John Z. Sadler, M.D.
Ethics Program Director
Ethics Division Chief, Department of Psychiatry
Ethics & Health Policy Division Chief, Department of Clinical Sciences

Gerald Casenave, Ph.D.
Program Director, Rehabilitation Psychology

Frederick Grinnell, Ph.D.
Professor of Cell Biology
UT Southwestern Medical Center

Stephen J. Inrig, Ph.D.
Clinical Sciences

Simon J. Craddock Lee, Ph.D., M.P.H.
Clinical Sciences

Lectures

John Z. Sadler, M.D.

CME Lectures:
Intrusive Regulations and the Medical Profession: Modest lessons from recent history
The Ethics of Ethics Committees
Mad vs. Bad Revisited:  Moral and nonmoral values in psychiatric diagnosis
The Instrument Metaphor, Hyponarrativity, and the Generic Clinician
Ten Weird Things About Western Psychiatry: What Western clinicians should know about their own culture.
The nature of mental disorder and the special moral responsibility of the psychiatrist
Criminality and the DSM
Basics of informed consent for research (interactive video forum)

Public Lectures:
The Ethics of Ethics Committees
Psychiatric Diagnosis ‑ What the Public Should Know
Mad vs. Bad Revisited:  Rethinking an old problem about stigma and mental illness
The nature of mental disorder and the special moral responsibility of the psychiatrist
Basics of informed consent for research (interactive video forum)

Gerald Casenave, Ph.D.

CME Lectures:
Ethics for Health Care Providers
Ethical Dilemmas in Health Care

Public Lectures:
Ethical Issues in Health Care

Frederick Grinnell, Ph.D.

CME Lectures:
Human Research Ethics and Genetics
Research Integrity and Everyday Practice of Science

Public Lectures:
Charles Pierce – Discovery and Abduction
Human Research Ethics and Genetics
Neils Boher – Complementarity in the Social World
Research Integrity and Everyday Practice of Science
Science and Religion – Different Ways of “Practicing” the World

Stephen J. Inrig, Ph.D.

CME Lectures:
The Endless Debate: Health Reform in American History
A Health Policy Primer for Physicians
Health Reform and the Challenge of Market Innovation
Your Huddled Masses: Healthcare for Undocumented Persons in Historical Context
The Coming Plague: Epidemics in Historical Perspective
Doing Medicine in a Politicized Epidemic: The case of AIDS
Mastering the Mind: Mental Illness, Medical Research, and American Society
Infections and Inequalities: the Problem of Health Disparities in American History
Medicine, Magic, and Religion
Moments of Trial: History of Clinical Research Ethics in America
Major Problems in the History of American Medicine
The History and Practice of Public Health in America
The Biosocial Context of Obesity in America

Public Lectures:
History of American Medicine in the Twentieth Century
History of American Public Health
Viruses, Plagues, and American History
The Making of A Chronic Disease: America and the Problem of AIDS
Fast Food Nation: The History of the Obesity in America
Your Ever-Loving Mind: Understanding the Evolution of Mental Illness in America
Toward Equity: The History of Health Disparities in America
Health, Healing, and Religion: Exploring the Role of Religion in American Medicine
Matters of Life and Death: The Evolution of Bioethics in America

Simon J. Craddock Lee, Ph.D., M.P.H.

CME Lectures:
It's not You, It's Me: Clinical Culture & Social Difference in End of Life Care
Building Common Ground: Clinical Culture & Pediatric Care for Growing Communities

Public Lectures:
Biomedicine as a Cultural System
Ethical Stewardship and Not-for-Profit Governance in Healthcare
Troubling Health Disparities: Human Difference beyond Race & Ethnicity