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July 27–30, 2018 Plenary Speaker Gordon College Douglas A ASA 2018 – 73rd Annual Meeting BIOETHICS AND BIOTECHNOLOGY Francis Collins Plenary Speaker Nigel M. de S. Cameron July 27–30, 2018 Plenary Speaker Gordon College Douglas A. Lauffenburger Wenham, MA Plenary Speaker Noreen Herzfeld Plenary Speaker Jeff Schloss Genesis 1:28, ESV Plenary Speaker And God blessed them. And God said to them, “Be fruitful and multiply and fill the earth and subdue it, and have dominion Alynne MacLean over the fish of the sea and over the birds Workshop Facilitator of the heavens and over every living thing that moves on the earth.” S. Joshua Swamidass Workshop Facilitator Leslie Wickman, Executive Director Vicki Best, Director of Operations and Development Lyn Berg, Managing Editor Kristen Broughton, Membership and Outreach Manager CĔēęĊēęĘ GĊēĊėĆđ IēċĔėĒĆęĎĔē .............................................................. 1 PėĊ-MĊĊęĎēČ AĈęĎěĎęĎĊĘ .........................................................2 PėĔČėĆĒ SĈčĊĉĚđĊ ..................................................................... 2 PĔĘę-MĊĊęĎēČ AĈęĎěĎęĎĊĘ ...................................................... 7 AćĘęėĆĈęĘ Ĕċ PđĊēĆėĎĊĘ ........................................................ 8 AćĘęėĆĈęĘ Ĕċ CĔēęėĎćĚęĊĉ PĆĕĊėĘ ..........................11 AćĘęėĆĈęĘ Ĕċ PĔĘęĊėĘ ...........................................................30 PėĊĘĊēęĊėĘ’ CĔēęĆĈę IēċĔėĒĆęĎĔē ...........................36 IēĉĊĝ .......................................................................................................38 VĎėęĚĆđ BĔĔĐ SęĔėĊ.................................................................40 SĕĔēĘĔėĘčĎĕĘ .................................................................................40 EĝčĎćĎęĔėĘ ........................................................................................40 G I E B R The exhibits and book tables featuring books of interest to a endees are located in the Ken Olsen Science Center (KOSC) Loggia. Friday: 1:00 PM – 11:00 PM Saturday: 9:45 AM – 5:15 PM; 9:00 PM – 10:30 PM Sunday: 10:30 AM – 5:15 PM; 9:30 PM – 10:30 PM Monday: 9:45 AM – 11:30 AM P S The Francis Collins public lecture will be held in the A. J. Gordon Memorial Chapel. All other plenary sessions will be held in KOSC 104, MacDonald Auditorium. Friday: 7:30 PM Douglas A. Lauff enburger, “Humanizing Therapeu cs Discovery” Saturday: 8:45 AM Nigel M. de S. Cameron, “A Human Century?” Saturday: 7:30 PM Francis S. Collins, “The Joyful Complementarity of Science and Faith” Sunday: 11:00 AM Noreen Herzfeld, “Cyberne c Enhancement and the Problem of the Self” Monday: 8:45 AM Jeff rey P. Schloss, “The Ques on of Purpose in the Living World: Does Evolu on ‘Lead to Love’?” will be in KOSC Walkway. Poster session is Saturday from 2:45 to 3:45 PM. Poster viewing is Saturday P S V and Sunday. S E Friday: 5:15 PM First-Time A endees Dinner Meetup 8:30 PM Fellowship Mixer 10:00 PM Psalm 19 Astronomy Event Saturday: 6:00 AM Morning Walk 7:00 AM CWIS (Chris an Women in Science) Breakfast Meetup 11:45 AM Student/Early Career Lunch Meetup 5:30 PM Clambake on the Quad 9:00 PM Coff ee House with Special Music| BioLogos Recep on Sunday: 6:30 AM Morning Walk 7:30 AM Engineers Breakfast Meetup 9:30 AM Worship Service 12:00 PM CSCA Lunch Meetup 5:15 PM Geologists Dinner Meetup 5:30 PM Volleyball Tournament 6:30 PM So ball Game 8:15 PM State of the ASA – Last year’s highlights and exci ng future ini a ves 9:30 PM InterVarsity Recep on 9:30 PM Ice Cream Social Monday: 6:00 AM Morning Walk 7:00 AM Breakfast Meetup: Legacy Giving Discussion C ATM M is located in Lane Student Center. C P is free, no parking passes needed. C W-F is named “GordonGUEST.” It authorizes 12 hours of use and can be renewed. Instruc ons at ASA table. C S: 978-867-4444 Program Chair Michael Paul and Assistant Program Chair Tim Wallace and Local Arrangements Chairs M … Sharon Carlson and Susan Gross for their countless hours of prepara on. We are especially thankful for the donors who contributed to the Students and Early Career Scien sts Scholarship Fund. The ASA encourages though ul and provoca ve scien fi c presenta ons and discussions. Presenters and discussants T ASA S are expected to maintain a humble and loving a tude toward individuals who have a diff erent opinion. Gordon College, Wenham, Massachuse s 1 P-M A W, 25 J 2018 3:00 PM–10:00 PM ASA Mee ng and Lodging Registra on Special Arrangement T, 26 J 2018 1:00 PM–10:00 PM ASA Mee ng and Lodging Registra on Ken Olsen Science Center (KOSC) Loggia 5:00 PM–12:00 AM Red Sox Game Meet at the circle drive by A J Memorial Chapel F, 27 J 2018 7:00 AM–8:00 AM Breakfast Lane Student Center 8:00 AM–8:30 PM ASA Mee ng and Lodging Registra on KOSC Loggia 8:00 AM–5:00 PM Exhibit and Book Room Set-Up KOSC Loggia 8:00 AM–8:30 PM Poster Set-Up KOSC Walkway 8:45 AM–1:00 PM Field Trip: MIT Lab * Meet at the circle drive by A J Memorial Chapel 9:00 AM–12:00 PM Workshop: Science for Service: Diagnos cs for the Developing World KOSC 214 Alynne MacLean, facilitator 9:00 AM–1:30 PM Field Trip: Halibut Point/Rockport Geology Tour * Meet at the circle drive by A J Memorial Chapel 11:30 AM–1:30 PM Lunch Lane Student Center 12:45 PM–5:00 PM Field Trip: Cape Ann Whale Watch * Meet at the circle drive by A J Memorial Chapel 2:00 PM–5:00 PM Workshop: Reworking the Science of Adam KOSC 107 S. Joshua Swamidass, facilitator * Please arrive 15 minutes before departure me. P S F, 27 J 2018 5:15 PM Dinner Lane Student Center 6:30 PM 5:15 PM First-Time A endees Dinner Meetup Lane Student Center 6:30 PM 7:00 PM Welcome, Introduc ons, Announcements KOSC 104 7:30 PM • Leslie Wickman, ASA Execu ve Director • Vicki Best, ASA Director of Opera ons and Development • D. Michael Lindsay, Gordon College President • Janel Curry, Gordon College Provost • Sharon Carlson and Susan Gross, Local Arrangements Cochairs • Michael Paul, Program Chair 7:30 PM Plenary I KOSC 104 8:30 PM Douglas A. Lauff enburger, “Humanizing Therapeu cs Discovery” (8) Moderator: Randy Isaac 8:30 PM Mixer KOSC Loggia/Chairman’s Room 10:00 PM 10:00 PM Psalm 19 Astronomy Event (weather permi ng) Quad 10:00 PM ASA Mee ng and Lodging Registra on closes KOSC Loggia PLEASE NOTE: Abstracts are found on the page numbers within the parentheses. 2 2018 ASA Annual Mee ng S, 28 J 2018 S, 28 J 2018 6:00 AM Morning walk led by Davey Walters, an award winning founding member of the Massachuse s Young Birders Club; all are welcome Meet at KOSC Parking Lot 7:00 AM Breakfast Lane Student Center 7:00 AM Chris an Women in Science (ASA Affi liate) Breakfast Meetup—All women are invited Lane Student Center 8:15 AM ASA Registra on Table KOSC Loggia 8:20 AM Devo ons. Devo onal: Janel Curry KOSC 104 Worship Leader: Steve Kercher 8:45 AM Plenary II KOSC 104 9:45 AM Nigel M. de S. Cameron, “A Human Century?” (8) Moderator: Stephen Moshier 9:45 AM Poster Viewing KOSC Walkway 5:15 PM 9:45 AM Exhibit and Book Room KOSC Loggia 9:45 AM Beverage Break KOSC Loggia 10:15 AM I.A: Modern Biotechnology I I.B: Digital Technology I I.C: Evolu on Pedagogy I.D: Student/Early Career 11:45 AM –KOSC 104 –KOSC 107 –Jenks 237 Track 1 –Jenks 226 Coordinators: Tom Grosh and Moderator: Craig Story Moderator: Tim Wallace Moderator: Kathryn Applegate Hannah Eagleson 10:15 AM Wayne K. Dawson (11) Terry M. Gray (11) Mark A. Strand (11) Now What? (11) “How Can Entropy Play a “Electronic Waste (E-waste)” “Teaching Evolu on to Young- Choosing Next Major Role in Promo ng Earth Trained High School Career Steps Natural Selec on?” Sunday School Students” 10:45 AM Robin Pals Rylaarsdam (12) Timothy P. Wallace (12) Kathryn Applegate (12) Don’t Leave Undergrad (12) “CRISPR Ethics: “A Chris an Response to the “BioLogos INTEGRATE: without It: Wisdom for New Challenges, or Good, Bad, and Improbable New Chris an Worldview Thriving in Science Nothing New Predic ons of Ar fi cial Supplement for under the Sun?” Intelligence Futurists” High School Biology” 11:15 AM Daniel B. Dorman (13) Timothy Opperman (13) Tony Jelsma (13) Speed Mentoring (13) “Developments in “A Technoethical Approach “Using a ‘Reac ng to the for Undergraduates Optogene c Neuro- to Original Sin: Past’ Game to Teach modula on and Will Robots Sin?” Faith and Science Their Ethical Implica ons” in an Origins Class” 11:45 AM Lunch Lane Student Center 11:45 AM Student/Early Career Lunch Meetup Lane Student Center 1:15 PM II.A: Modern Biotechnology II II.B: Engineering and Appro- II.C: Faith and Science II.D: Student/Early Career 2:45 PM –KOSC 104 priate Technology I Educa on I Track 2 –Jenks 226 –KOSC 107 –Jenks 237 Coordinators: Tom Grosh and Moderator: James Peterson Moderator: Ian Hutchinson Moderator: George Murphy Hannah Eagleson 1:15 PM Vincent Ling (14) William Jordan (14) Kristen Mudrack (14) Genera ng Great Ideas (14) “Biotechnology and “Teaching Sustainable “Chemistry and Society: in Academia and the Cost of Medicine: Engineering Topics in Integra on of Science Careers A Crisis in Pharmaceu cal a Required Materials Faith and Science in Innova on?” Engineering Class” General Educa on” 1:45 PM James C. Peterson (15) Richard E. Denton (15) Gladys Kober (15) Networking for the (15) “Should Caregivers Risk “Communica ng the Bible “High School Curriculum: Common Good Their Lives for Their Pa ents? to All the World” The Crossroads of Science The SARS Epidemic in and Faith: Astronomy Toronto as a Test Case” through a Chris an Worldview—Outreach Phase” 2:15 PM Loren A.
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