Designed for lifelong learners seeking to rigorously engage big ethical questions during an immersive, on-campus educational experience, this Spring 2024 course will be taught by Laurie Zoloth, the Margaret E. Burton Professor of Religion and Ethics; also in the College; The Program in Jewish Studies; and the MacLean Center for Biomedical Ethics at the Pritzker School of Medicine. Over the course of a week, from May 19th - 24th, learners will become familiar with the field of bioethics. Grounded in case-studies, the course will explore how different philosophical and theological traditions describe and defend differences in moral choices in contemporary bioethics.

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