Glenn McGee, Higher Education

Glenn McGee works with students, colleagues and organizations who are interested in bioethics.

Glenn McGee's Bio:

A profile by ABP Speakers Group: "Glenn McGee writes about the relationship between health technologies and human experience. His books span the impact of genomics on parenthood, the power of genetic information, and the next wave of biotechnology. In manyarticles he engages with those working in medicine, science, law, business and the humanities. He has written regular columns for The Scientist and Hearst news service, and his commentary often appears in media discussionsand programs about healthcare. A recipient of the Atlantic Fellowship in Public Policy, McGee has held two endowed chairs and faculty appointments in medicine, law, business, public health and philosophy. He founded three institutions in health policy and ethics: The American Journal of Bioethics, Alden March Bioethics Institute, and bioethics.net. An advisor for many governmental and non-governmental organizations, he was also elected to the board of directors of the American Society for Bioethics and Humanities. He enjoys speaking to groups both informally and in larger settings."

Glenn McGee's Experience:

Professor at University of New Haven
August 2014 - Present
Teaches in the public management graduate program
John B. Francis Endowed Chair in Bioethics & Director of Ethics in Life Sciences at Center for Practical Bioethics
December 2009 - November 2011
Served as director for life science and research ethics and in the John B. Francis Family Foundation funded $3 million John B. Francis endowed chair in bioethics. Engaged in research, publishing, editing, public and scholarly activities internationally, nationally and in the Kansas City domain.
Editor-in-Chief at The American Journal of Bioethics
1999 - November 2011
Founder and head (editor in chief) of the editorial team for bioethics', philosophy's, public health's, health economics', and 24 other categories' highest impact journal (Thomson/Reuters/ISI 2006/2007/2008/2009/2010/2011), which includes AJOB, bioethics.net (28 million viewers/year), blog.bioethics.net, bioethics.org, and 130,000 online pages. The Journal began as an experiment led by McGee at Penn, published by MIT Press from 1999 on a quarterly basis. It was purchased in 2003 and sold to Taylor & Francis LLC, after which it went bi-monthly in 2006, and monthly in 2007. In 2010, Taylor & Francis introduced the AJOB Family of Journals, lead by McGee, including two new peer-reviewed, free-standing journals immediately (AJOB Primary Research, and AJOB Neuroethics) and more in subsequent years. McGee resigned in November of 2011 prior to assuming a position in the private sector.
John A. Balint Endowed Chair, Founding Director, Professor (Tenured) at Alden March Bioethics Institute
2005 - 2008
John A. Balint Endowed Chair in Medical Ethics, tenured full Professor of Medicine, and founding Director of the Alden March Bioethics Institute, and created nationally prominent online masters program in bioethics.
Monthly Columnist at The Scientist
2005 - 2008
First author of monthly column on ethics and the practice of research for the most prominent magazine for scientists and their institutions, The Scientist. Also editorial board: 2005-2009.
Associate Director for Education & Assistant Professor at University of Pennsylvania Center for Bioethics
1995 - 2005
Associate director for education. Also assistant professor of medical ethics, cellular and molecular engineering, philosophy, nursing, history and sociology of science. Several awards and honors from the institution for teaching; co-founded penn masters programs in bioethics.
Founding Director & Assistant Professor at University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Ctr for Applied and Professional Ethics (CAPE)
June 1994 - June 1995
Tenure-track assistant professor of philosophy, founding director of bioethics program, and Fellow of UMassD Center for Policy Analysis. Elected member of faculty senate.
Adjunct Professor at Kansas City University of Medicine & Biosciences, Department of Bioethics
June 2011

Glenn McGee's Education:

National Institutes of Health
1994 – 1994
Postdoc
Vanderbilt University
1991 – 1994
PhD, MA
Concentration: Philosophy
Baylor University
1985 – 1990
BA
Concentration: Philosophy & Environmental Studies

Glenn McGee's Interests & Activities:

Philosophy, Bioethics, Public Health, Education, Bioethics Reproductive Technology, Bio-Medical Engineering, Scholarly Editing, Human Rights, Nanotechnology, Ethics, John Dewey, Teaching and Learning, Public Policy, Publisher, Translation, German Studies, Stem cell and Regenerative medicine, William James, Gene Therapy, History of Science, Management Information Systems, Internet & Society, Public Management, Healthcare Management, Environmental Studies, Society, Genetics

Glenn McGee

Professor | Higher Education

Glenn McGee works with students, colleagues and organizations who are interested in bioethics.

Glenn McGee's Bio:

Glenn McGee's Experience:

Professor at University of New Haven

John B. Francis Endowed Chair in Bioethics & Director of Ethics in Life Sciences at Center for Practical Bioethics

Editor-in-Chief at The American Journal of Bioethics

John A. Balint Endowed Chair, Founding Director, Professor (Tenured) at Alden March Bioethics Institute

Monthly Columnist at The Scientist

Associate Director for Education & Assistant Professor at University of Pennsylvania Center for Bioethics

Founding Director & Assistant Professor at University of Massachusetts Dartmouth Ctr for Applied and Professional Ethics (CAPE)

Adjunct Professor at Kansas City University of Medicine & Biosciences, Department of Bioethics

Glenn McGee's Education:

National Institutes of Health

Vanderbilt University

Baylor University

Glenn McGee's Interests & Activities: