On Being an Expert: Using Your Research in Consulting and Courtrooms in New York
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On Being an Expert: Using Your Research in Consulting and Courtrooms
301 Philosophy Hall
As an academic, you will be asked to comment on news articles, consult with private corporations, or even contribute to legal briefs and testify in court.
Join us to discuss issues of ethics, compensation, and controversies surrounding the role of the chemist, the historian, the sociologist, the psychologist, the political scientist, etc., in public disputes.
We will also discuss the precautionary, real case study of what happened to graduate students who assisted in research used by their faculty who served as expert witnesses in recent tobacco litigation.
Lunch will be provided.
Categories: Education | University & Alumni
Added: May 27, 2012 at 7:31 AM // Last Modified: May 27, 2012 at 07:31 AM
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