September 2, 2016 C U R R I C U L U M V I T a E

September 2, 2016

C U R R I C U L U M V I T A E

JOZEF (JOS) V.M. WELIE, M.Med.S, M.A., J.D., Ph.D, F.A.C.D.

Professor

Center for Health Policy and Ethics School of Medicine (primary appointment)

Graduate School (Secondary appointment) Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 1

.BIOGRAPHICAL INFORMATION

Name: Jozef (Jos) V.M. Welie, M.A., M.Med.S., J.D., Ph.D, F.A.C.D. Rank: Professor Department: Center for Health Policy and Ethics School of Medicine Secondary Appointment: Graduate School

Address: Center for Health Policy and Ethics Creighton University 2500 California Plaza Omaha, NE 68178 Tel: (402) 280-2034 / 2017 Fax: (402) 280-5735 Email: [email protected]

HIGHER EDUCATION

1. Medical Science University of Limburg (presently named: University of Maastricht), The Netherlands 1983–1988. International Medical Internships: * Internal Medicine, August 1–31, 1986; University Hospital of Siena, Italy * Psychiatry, June 29 –July 24, 1987; Academic Psychiatric Hospital of Helsinki, Finland * Psychiatry/Sexology, Spring 1998, 50 credit hours supervised training; Certificate: May 5, 1988, Loyola University Stritch School of Medicine, Sexual Dysfunction Clinic, Maywood, Illinois

2. Philosophy (concentration in philosophy of medicine) Catholic University of Nijmegen (presently named: Radboud University Nijmegen), The Netherlands 1984–1990

3. Law (concentration in health law) University of Limburg (presently named: University of Maastricht), The Netherlands 1986–1990

SPECIALTY TRAINING IN HEALTH CARE ETHICS

Loyola University of Chicago Fulbright Research Fellowship, January –June 1988 Graduate School, Medical Ethics Program & Stritch School of Medicine, Medical Humanities Program Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 2

Kennedy Institute of Ethics, Georgetown University June 2-16, 1988, Washington DC Intensive Bioethics Course / Extended German Bioethics Course II

DEGREES AND CERTIFICATES

Medicine / Medical Ethics

Doctorandus Degree in Medicine (M.Med.S.) ~ Aug. 10, 1987, University of Limburg (presently named: University of Maastricht), The Netherlands

Doctorate (Ph.D.) in Medicine (Medical Ethics) ~~ December 21, 1994, Catholic University of Nijmegen (presently named: Radboud University) Dissertation: In the Face of Suffering: Prolegomena to a Philosophical Foundation of Clinical Ethics. Catholic University of Nijmegen, 1994, 351 pp, ISBN: 90-9007874-6. Dissertation Supervisor: Prof. dr. Henk AMJ ten Have

Philosophy / Philosophy of Medicine

Doctorandus Degree (M.A.), with Honorable Mention June 16, 1987, Catholic University of Nijmegen (presently named: Radboud University Nijmegen), The Netherlands

Post-graduate certificate in Philosophy of Medicine February 5, 1990, Catholic University of Nijmegen (presently named: Radboud University Nijmegen), The Netherlands

Law

Doctorandus Degree (J.D.), Cum Laude ~~~ Aug. 17, 1990, University of Limburg (presently named: University of Maastricht), The Netherlands

~ As a result of the European degree equivalency movement, the “doctorandus” degree is no longer used and has now been formally replaced by the Master degree. Literally, the word Doctorandus means “he who has to become a doctor” and the degree did indeed represent a course of studies that was more akin to an PhD-Cand or ABD-“All but the dissertation” stage. But unlike the ABD, the Drs. degree was considered a terminal degree. There is no MD degree in Europe. The PhD is the only recognized doctoral degree.

~~ In the Netherlands, academicians seeking their doctorate degree were not considered students. Rather, they were usually employed and salaried by the university to undertake the research and write the dissertation. Some academicians were specifically employed to undertake their doctoral research project (typically four years); others (like myself) were expected to undertake doctoral research as part of their academic function in a specified period.

~~~ Prior to the European degree equivalency movement, all graduate studies in The Netherlands ended with a “Doctorandus” degree. Since completion of law studies in the U.S. rarely leads to a Master’s degree (LLM), but usually to a JD degree, the Dutch Drs. degree in law is most equivalent to the JD degree. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 3

ACADEMIC HONORS

2/4/2013 2013 Teaching for Tomorrow Faculty Award, awarded by the Creighton University Students Union. (This award serves as a way for students to publicly acknowledge faculty members who have positively impacted their lives by going above and beyond the call of duty to serve Creighton students. These faculty members have displayed exceptional dedication to their students, both in and out of the classroom, and exemplify the Jesuit tradition of Cura Personalis - care of the person.) 10/26/2012 2012 Exceptional Educator Award, School of Medicine 10/11/2011 Honorary Fellow, American College of Dentists

ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS

PONTIFICA UNIVERSITÀ GREGORIANA (PONTIFICAL GREGORIAN UNIVERSITY) 9/05-7/06 Visiting Professor School of Theology Rome, Italy

CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY 7/04-present Professor Department / Center for Health Policy and Ethics, School of Medicine Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska 7/07-present Professor (Secondary appointment), Graduate School 7/99-6/04 Associate Professor Department / Center for Health Policy and Ethics, School of Medicine Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska 3/98-8/98 Acting Department Chair, Department of Health Policy and Ethics, School of Medicine 6/97-8/11 Secondary appointment, Department of Community and Preventive Dentistry, School of Dentistry 1/97-6/99 Assistant Professor Department / Center for Health Policy and Ethics, School of Medicine Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska

NOVA SOUTHEASTERN UNIVERSITY 7/96-10/97 National Specialization Lecturer, Programs for Higher Education, Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, Florida 7/96-12/96 Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Humanities, Farquhar School of Undergraduate Sciences, Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, Florida

BARRY UNIVERSITY 8/96-12/96 Adjunct Assistant Professor (Bioethics), School of Podiatric Medicine, Barry University, Miami Shores, Florida Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 4

UNIVERSITY OF NIJMEGEN MEDICAL CENTER 1/93-12/94 Assistant Professor of Medical and Clinical Ethics (Tenured Position), Department of Ethics, Philosophy and History of Medicine, Catholic University of Nijmegen and St. Radboud University Hospital, The Netherlands 9/91-12/92 Executive Director, International Program of Bioethics Education and Research, Department of Ethics, Philosophy and History of Medicine, Catholic University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands

UNDERGRADUATE TEACHING IN SAN ANTONIO 8/90-5/91 Instructor, St. Mary's University, Department of Philosophy, San Antonio, Texas 8/90-12/90 Instructor, San Antonio College, Department of Philosophy, San Antonio, Texas 8/90-12/90 Instructor, Incarnate Word College, Dept. of Philosophy, San Antonio, Texas

RESEARCH FELLOWSHIPS

8/05-6/06 Visiting Professor, Gregorian University, Rome, Italy. Sabbatical research project 10/94-12/94 Adjunct Research Fellow, Scientific Institute of the CDA (national Christian- Democratic political party), The Hague, The Netherlands 6/94-7/94 Visiting Research Fellow, Centre for Philosophy and Health Care, University College of Swansea, University of Wales, United Kingdom 10/89-1/90 Research Fellow, Institute of Health Care Ethics, Maastricht, The Netherlands 12/87-6/88 Research Fellow (Fulbright Fellowship), Department of Medical Humanities, Stritch School of Medicine, Loyola University of Chicago, Maywood, Illinois

CONSULTANCY

3/2015 Consultant, FDI-World Dental Federation, Development of a Draft Policy on the role of the FDI in the field of dental ethics. Amstelveen, The Netherlands. 9/09-8/2012 Consultant, Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital, Hastings Nebraska (assistance in the establishment and training of its hospital ethics committee). 4/2007-10/2008 Consultant, FDI-World Dental Federation, Development of a new guideline on the involvement of dentists in torture and other harsh interrogation techniques, adopted by the FDI General Assembly: 26th October 2007, Dubai 3/95-12/96 Director, CEREC Center of Southeast Florida (An independent program for the advancement of Clinical Ethics Research, Education, and Consultation), Fort Lauderdale, Florida Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 5

SCHOLARSHIP

PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

2015-present Member, Ethics Advisory Committee, World Dental Federation 2012-present Founding President, Academics at Jesuit Universities and Schools 2012-present Member, International Association for Ethics Education 2011-present Board Member, Bioethics Beyond Borders 2008-present Member, International Association of Catholic Bioethicists 2000-2011 Member, International Dental Ethics and Law Society 2006-2008, Secretary, IDEALS Advisory Committee on a new FDI World Dental federation approved international Declaration entitled “Guidelines for Dentists against Torture, ” Adopted by the FDI General Assembly: 26th October 2007, Dubai 2005-2007, Member, Congress Planning Committee, 7th International Dental Ethics and Law Congress, Toronto, Canada. 2001-2003, Congress Chair, 5th International Dental Ethics and Law Congress, Creighton University, Omaha, USA 2000-present, Chair, Website Committee 2000-2011, Chair, Bulletin Editorial Board 2000-2009, Founding Secretary 1998-2000 Member, American Society for Bioethics and Humanities (formerly, SHHV) 1997-2005 Member, Kennedy Institute of Ethics 1997-2005 Vice-Chair, Operations Board, Nebraska Coalition for Compassionate Care 1997 Member, Society for Health and Human Values (SHHV) 1997-2010 Member, American Society for Dental Ethics (formerly: Professional Ethics in Dentistry Network) 1994-1996 Member, American Philosophical Association 1995-1996 Member, Florida Bioethics Network 1991-1994 Member, Fulbright Alumni Association, The Netherlands 1989-present Member, European Society for Philosophy of Medicine and Health Care 1989-1994 Medical Division, Dutch Catholic Academic Association «Thijmgenootschap» 1987-1994 Nederlands Artsenverbond (Dutch Physicians’ League)

INTERNATIONAL RESEARCH PROGRAMS

2012-2014 Co-investigator and proceedings editor, Ethical Issues in the Care of Persons with Intellectual and Development Disabilities. IACB-International Association of Catholic Bioethicists. 2013 Working conference in Rome, Italy, supported financially by the Order of Malta. Principal investigator: William Sullivan, MD, PhD, CCFP, University of Toronto, Canada. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 6

2011-2013 Co-investigator, Views of Patients, Dentists, and Dental Students with Respect to Organizational Aspects of Dental Practices. Principal investigators: Wolter G. Brands, DDS, JD, PhD & Gert-Jan Truin, DDS, PhD., Radboud University, Nijmegen, The Netherlands. 2005-2006 Co-investigator, Ethical Issues in Public Health Policy in Post-Soviet Countries: Changing Attitudes and Practices Towards Respect and Autonomy. Research project involving co-investigators from Creighton University Center for Health Policy and Ethics (Omaha, Nebraska), from Azerbaijan and Georgia, and additional international consultants. Funded through a grant from the Rockefeller Foundation. Principal investigator: Dr. Amy Haddad, Center for Health Policy and Ethics, Creighton University Medical Center. 2002-2005 Principal Investigator, The Impact of Dental Education on Health Disparities. Research project involving co-investigators from Creighton University, Loma Linda University and Meharry Medical College, as well as consultants from the US, Canada and Sweden. Funded through a planning grant from the NIDCR (1 R21 DE146969- 01) 2001-2003 Co-investigator and program planner, A European-U.S. Dialogue on Alzheimer’s Disease: Ethical Foundations for Effective and Equitable Palliative Care Approaches. Research program involving members of the Creighton University Center for Health Policy and Ethics (Omaha, Nebraska), the Catholic University of Nijmegen Department of Ethics, Philosophy and History of Medicine (Nijmegen, The Netherlands) and individual scholars from eight other nations 1997-2008 CHPE Liaison and participant, Cooperative Program between Center for Health Policy and Ethics, Creighton University, Omaha, Nebraska, and the Department of Ethics, Philosophy and History of Medicine, Catholic University of Nijmegen, Nijmegen, The Netherlands 1994-1996 Co-investigator, Concerted Action on Decision Making and Impaired Capacity, coordinated by the Centre for Philosophy and Health Care, University College of Swansea, United Kingdom; funded by the European Community 1992-1993 Co-investigator, Concerted Action on Genetics Screening, Directed by: Department of Ethics, Philosophy and History of Medicine, Catholic University of Nijmegen; cooperation between six European countries; funded by the European Community 8/91-2/93 Executive Director, International Program of Bioethics Education and Research, Directed by: Department of Ethics, Philosophy and History of Medicine, Catholic University of Nijmegen; cooperation between 11 European countries and the USA; funded by The Netherlands Department of Justice

GRANTS & OTHER FUNDING

2016 g DAAD-German Academic Exchange Service. Request for stipends to support Creighton students participating in a new international course offered in Germany in the summer of 2016. Total amount requested: $10,500. Not granted. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 7

2009 g National Institutes of Health (Office of Behavioral and Social Sciences Research). Transmission of Positive and Negative Valuations via Formal Normative Systems. RFA-OD-09-003 Recovery Act Limited Competition: NIH Challenge Grants in Health and Science Research (RC1); challenge area: (01) Behavior, Behavioral Change, and Prevention; challenge topic: 01-OD(OBSSR)-101Tools for studying cultural phenomena. Amount: $709,961.74. Principal Investigator: Jos VM Welie. Not awarded. 2007-9 g Rockefeller Foundation. Advancing Patient Rights and Health System Change in Post-soviet Countries Development of an On-line Educational Module on Informed Consent for Health Professionals in Georgia and Azerbaijan.. Principal Investigator: Amy Haddad. Not awarded. Resubmitted to Open Society Foundation. Not awarded 2005 g Rockefeller Foundation. Ethical Issues in Public Health Policy in Post-Soviet Countries: Changing Attitudes and Practices Towards Respect and Autonomy. Support: Complimentary use of congress center in Bellagio, Italy. Principal Investigator: Amy Haddad. Awarded. g National Library of Medicine. History and future of Jesuit and faith-based health sciences education in the US. NLM Grants for Scholarly Works in Biomedicine (PAR 05-025). Amount: $101,046. Principal Investigator: Jos VM Welie. Not awarded. 2005-current g Faculty Development Seminar on Jesuit Higher Education in the 21st Century. Obtained internal funding (from CU Jesuit Community in 2000 and the university administration in subsequent years). Amount approximately $5000 annually. Funding has become permanent since 2008. 2003 g 5th International Congress on Dental Law and Ethics. Co-sponsored by the International Dental Ethics and Law Society and Creighton University Medical Center. July 31-August 3, 2003. Corporate sponsorship from 14 different institutions and organizations totaling $24,222. Congress Chair: Jos VM Welie 2002 g National Institutes of Health (National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research). Planning grant on the Impact of Dental Education on Health Disparities (1 R21 DE146969-01). Amount: $356,250. September 30, 2002 - September 29, 2005. Principal investigator: Jos VM Welie. Awarded 2001 g Greenwall Foundation Grant. Grant submitted to fund a scholarly conference on “Alzheimer’s Disease: Ethical Foundations for Effective and Equitable Palliative Care Approaches.” Research program involving members of the Creighton University Center for Health Policy and Ethics (Omaha, Nebraska), the Catholic University of Nijmegen Department of Ethics, Philosophy and History of Medicine (Nijmegen, The Netherlands) and individual scholars from eight other nations. Amount: $ 9,800. October-November 2001. Principal investigators: Ruth Purtilo & Henk ten Have. Awarded 2000 g Nebraska Coalition for Compassionate Care Grant. End-of-Life Care. A Summary Review of Nebraska’s Laws and Policies. Amount: $ 3,000. July - August 2000. Principal Investigator: Jos Welie. Awarded 1999 g Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Grant. Community-State Partnership to Improve End-of-Life Care. Submitted in co-sponsorship with UNMC and NCCC. Amount: $ 568,095. Submitted May 15, 1999. Principal Investigator: C. Eberle, UNMC. Not awarded 1998 g Health Future Foundation - 1998 Faculty Development Grant. An interactive multimedia ethical decision-making CD-Rom for medical and dental students, Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 8

residents and clinicians - One year feasibility study and demonstration-disk development. Creighton University, Omaha, starting July 1, 1998. Amount: $ 8,875. Not awarded 1994 g Christian Democratic Party (CDA) & People's Party, European Parliament (PPE). Ethical Aspects of Genetics at the Beginnings of Human Life. A European Approach from a Christian-Democratic Perspective. The Hague/Nijmegen, The Netherlands. Submitted with Prof. dr. H. ten Have. 3 months project, starting Nov. 1, 1994. Amount: Dfl. 20.000 (. $ 12,000). Awarded 1992 g Benevolentia Grant. Allowing participation of East-European scholar in European Intensive Bioethics Seminar. August 3-7, 1992, Catholic University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands. Submitted jointly with Prof. dr. H. ten Have. Amount: Dfl. 2.500 (. $ 1,500). Awarded g European Community Grant - BIOMED IV. Organization and Administration, European Concerted Research Action, Ethical Aspects of Genetic Screening. Catholic University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands, 1992-1993. Submitted jointly with Prof. dr. H. ten Have and drs. B. Hamel. Amount: ECU 36,700 (. $ 51,000). Awarded 1991 g R. Post Foundation Grant. Development and management of the International Program for Bioethics Education and Research (position of executive director). Catholic University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands, 1991-1995. Submitted jointly with Prof. dr. H. ten Have. Amount: Dfl. 400.000 (. $ 250,000). Awarded g Dutch Department of Justice Research Grant. Administrative and research costs, International Program of Bioethics Education and Research. Catholic University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands, 1991-1995. Submitted with Prof. dr. H. ten Have. - Amount: Dfl. 75.000 (. $ 45,000). Awarded 1989 g Research Grant, Dutch Asthma Foundation. Research on Ethical Aspects of Chronic Respiratory Diseases, Institute of Health Care Ethics, Maastricht, The Netherlands, Oct. 1989 - Jan. 1990. Submitted with Dr. M. de Wachter. Amount: Dfl. 19.000 (. $ 11,000). Awarded 1988 g Benevolentia Study Grant. Participation in Extended German Bioethics Course II, Kennedy Institute of Ethics, Georgetown University; June 2-16, 1988, Washington, DC. Amount: Dfl. 2,500 (. $ 1,500). Awarded g Fulbright Grant. Study in Medical Humanities and Clinical Ethics. Loyola University of Chicago, January - June 1988, Chicago. Amount: $ 6,500. Awarded g SWOL Study Grant. Study in Medical Humanities and Clinical Ethics. Loyola University of Chicago, Illinois, January - June 1988, Chicago. Amount: Dfl. 4000 (. $ 2,500). Awarded g University of Limburg Study Grant. Study in Medical Humanities and Clinical Ethics. Loyola University of Chicago, Illinois, January - June 1988, Chicago. Amount: Dfl. 1.000 (. $ 600). Awarded

GRANT REVIEW

2011 g Research project on the practical aspects of dental professionalism and ethics. Application for a Clinical Research Fellowship/Clinical Research Leave Award in Biomedical Ethics. Submitted to the Wellcome Trust (United Kingdom). Febr. 4, 2011. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 9

2001 g Comparative study of the legal status and social practice of Advance Directives. Dutch Alzheimer’s Foundation. Sept. 25, 2001 g Health Future Foundation; grant proposal, April 30, 2001

PUBLICATIONS

BOOKS / MONOGRAPHS / THEMATIC JOURNAL ISSUES 206. Welie, Jos V.M.: The Ethics of Naturalization. Fidelity, Allegiance, and the Oath of Renunciation. [in preparation] 205. Disch, P., Mulder, W.-J., Prenger, G., Slenter, M., Welie, J. & Welie-Kunst, G.: Tekens. Een kijk- en leesboek over het werk van frater Leo Disch osb [Signs. An art book about the work of brother Leo Disch, OSB; in Dutch]. Maastricht, The Netherlands: Cortjens, Druk met Communicatie, 2016. 204. Welie, Jos V.M. (Ed.). Caring for Persons with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: Ethical and Religious Perspectives (Guest editor; thematic journal issue). Journal of Religion and Society 2015, Supplement 12. On-line at: http://moses.creighton.edu/JRS/toc/SS12.html 203. Welie, Jos V.M. (Ed.): Justice in Oral Health Care. Ethical and Educational Perspectives. Milwaukee: Marquette University Press, 2006. 202. Welie, Jos V.M.: An Educational Guide on End-of-Life Care Law and Public Policy in Nebraska. (Revised 2nd edition) Lincoln: Nebraska Coalition for Compassionate Care, 2006 (On- line). 201. Have, Henk AMJ & Welie, Jos V.M.: Death and Medical Power. An Ethical Analysis of the Dutch Euthanasia Practice. London: Open University Press, 2005. 200. Welie. Jos VM & Kissell, Judith L. (Eds.): Jesuit Health Sciences and the Promotion of Justice. An Invitation to a Discussion. Milwaukee: Marquette University Press, 2004. 199. Welie, Jos V.M.: An Educational Guide on End-of-Life Care Law and Public Policy in Nebraska. Lincoln: Nebraska Coalition for Compassionate Care, 2002 198. Welie, Jos V.M. & Welie, Sander P.K. (Eds.): Decision-Making Incompetence. Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy 4/2, 2001. 197. Welie, Jos V.M. and Wiesing, Urban (Eds.): Medicine and Esthetics. Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy 2/2, 1999. 196. Welie, Jos V.M.: In the Face of Suffering. The Philosophical-Anthropological Foundations of Clinical Ethics. Omaha: Creighton University Press, 1998. 195. Have, Henk AMJ ten & Welie, Jos V.M. (Eds.): Ownership of the Body. Philosophical Considerations on the Use of the Human Body and its Parts in Healthcare. (Philosophy and Medicine Series, Vol 59) Dordrecht, Springer / Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1998. 194. Wiesing, Urban & Welie, Jos V.M. (Eds.): Theory and Practice. Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 19/3, 1998. 193. Welie, Jos V.M. & Wiesing, Urban (Eds.): Medicine Between Existentialism and Post-Modern Philosophy. Theoretical Medicine 15/3, 1994. 192. Welie, Jos V.M.: In the Face of Suffering. Prolegomena to a Philosophical Foundation of Clinical Ethics. (Doctoral dissertation) Nijmegen: University of Nijmegen, 1994. 191. Witte, J. de, Have, H. ten, Bayertz, K., Evans, M., Fagot-Largeault, A., Raptis, G. & Schotsmans P.: Welie, Jos V.M.: Human Genome, Body, Identity and Property: Philosophical Issues. Report for the European Community. Catholic University of Nijmegen, 1992. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 10

190. Welie, Jos V.M.: Ethische Aspecten van CARA [Ethical Aspects of COPD and Asthma]. Maastricht, Institute for Health Care Ethics, 1990.

BOOK CHAPTERS (PEER REVIEWED)

189. Welie, Jos VM: Physician Assistance in Suicide. In: Ten Have, H.A.M.J. (Ed.): Encyclopedia of Global Bioethics, Springer Publisher, 2015. DOI 10.1007/978-3-319-05544-2_33-1 188. Welie, Jos VM: Dental Ethics. In: Chadwick, R. (Ed): Encyclopedia of Applied Ethics, Second Edition, volume 1. San Diego: Academic Press; 2012. pp. 762–770. 187. Welie, Jos VM: Placebo Treatment. In: Chadwick, R.(Ed.): Encyclopedia of Applied Ethics. Second Edition, volume 3. San Diego: Academic Press; 2012. pp. 453–460. 186. Welie, Jos V.M: Cantidad versus calidad de vida: toma de decisiones éticas al final de la vida. [Spanish] In: Valdez E & Bedolla M (Eds): Ética clínica: una visión internacional para América Latina. Ciudad de México: Grupo Ixel Editores S.A. de C.V. 2009; 105-120. 185. Welie, Jos V.M: Quantity versus quality of life ethical decision making at the end of life. In: Valdez E & Bedolla M (Eds): Clinical ethics: an international view for Latin America Ciudad de México: Grupo Ixel Editores SA de CV; 2009. Pages 96-110. 184. Rule, James T & Welie, Jos V.M.: Justice, Moral Competencies, and the Role of Dental Schools. In: Welie, Jos V.M. (Ed.): Justice in Oral Health Care. Ethical and Educational Perspectives. Milwaukee: Marquette University Press, 2006, 233-259. 183. Welie, Jos V.M.: The Preferential Option for the Poor. A Social Justice Perspective on Oral Health Care. In: Welie, Jos V.M. (Ed.): Justice in Oral Health Care. Ethical and Educational Perspectives. Milwaukee: Marquette University Press, 2006, 127-144. 182. Welie, Jos V.M. & Rule, James T.: Overcoming Isolationism. Moral Competencies, Virtues and the Importance of Connectedness. In: Welie, Jos V.M. (Ed.): Justice in Oral Health Care. Ethical and Educational Perspectives. Milwaukee: Marquette University Press, 2006, 97-125. 181. Welie, Jos V.M.: Are Oral Health Disparities Merely Unfortunate or Also Unfair? An Introduction to the Book. In: Welie, Jos V.M. (Ed.): Justice in oral Health Care. Ethical and Educational Perspectives. Milwaukee: Marquette University Press, 2006, 7-14. 180. Welie, Jos V.M..: “For Whom and For What?” Education and Research in the Medical and Dental Sciences. In: Welie, Jos V.M. & Kissell, Judith L. (Eds.): Jesuit Health Sciences and the Promotion of Justice. An Invitation to a Discussion. Milwaukee: Marquette University Press, 2004, pp. 111-129. 179. Welie, Jos V.M. & Kissell, Judith L.: A Matter of Identity: The Role of Jesuit Health Sciences Center towards the Promotion of Justice. In: Welie. Jos VM & Kissell, Judith L. (Eds.): Jesuit Health Sciences and the Promotion of Justice. An Invitation to a Discussion. Milwaukee: Marquette University Press, 2004, pp. 9-15. 178. Welie, Jos V.M. & Gordijn, Bert: The Declaration of Berg en Dal on the Ethical Principles Guiding Palliative Care of Persons with Alzheimer’s Disease - Commentary In: Purtilo, RB & Have, HAMJ ten (Eds.): Ethical Foundations of Palliative Care for Alzheimer’s Disease. Johns Hopkins University Press 2004, Appendix A: 343-347. 177. Welie, Jos V.M.: The Tendency of Contemporary Decision-Making Strategies to Deny the Condition of Alzheimer’s Disease. In: Purtilo, RB & Have, HAMJ ten (Eds.): Ethical Foundations of Palliative Care for Alzheimer’s Disease. Johns Hopkins University Press 2004, 163- 180. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 11

176. Welie, Jos V.M.: The Dentist as Healer and Friend. In: Thomasma, D.C. & Kissell, J.L.: The Health Care Professional as Friend and Healer. Georgetown, Georgetown University Press 2000, 35-48. 175. Scheirton, L.S., Welie, J.V.M. & Harris, N.O. Ethics and Preventive Dentistry. In: N.O.Harris & F. Garcia-Godoy (Eds.): Primary Preventive Dentistry (5th edition). Stanford, CT: Appleton & Lang, 1999; Chapter 24, pp. 633-638. 174. Welie, Jos V.M. & Have, Henk AMJ ten: Ownership of the Body: The Dutch Context. In: Have, Henk AMJ and Welie, Jos V.M. (Eds.): Ownership of the Body. Dordrecht, Kluwer Academic Publishers 1998, 99-114. 173. Have, Henk AMJ & Welie, Jos V.M.: Medicine, Ownership, and the Human Body. In: Have, Henk AMJ and Welie, Jos V.M. (Eds.): Ownership of the Body. Dordrecht: Kluwer Academic Publishers 1998, 1-15. 172. Welie, Jos V.M.: Placebo Treatment. In: Chadwick, R, e.a. (Eds.): Encyclopedia of Applied Ethics. San Diego: Academic Press, 1998 Vol. 3, 493-502. 171. Welie, Jos V.M.: Ethische Aspecten van de Interne Geneeskunde [Ethical Aspects of Internal Medicine]. In: Have, HAMJ ten, Kimsma, G, e.a. (Eds.). Ethiek en Recht in de Gezondheidszorg. Dordrecht, Kluwer 1997, XIV: 101-134, 199-200. 170. Welie, Jos V.M.: La centralitá della funzione formativa nell'esperienza dei comitati ethici [The Importance of the Formative Function of Ethics Committees]. In: Viafora, C (Ed.): Comitati Etici. Una Proposta Bioetica per il Mondo Sanitario. Padova (Italy): Fondazione Lanza/Gregoriana Libreria Editrice, 1995, 73-90. 169. Have, Henk AMJ ten & Welie, Jos V.M.: Euthanasia: Normal medical practice? [Reprint of article in Hastings Center Report, 22,2 (1992) 34-38]. In: May, L & Collins Sharatt, S (Eds.) Applied Ethics. A Multicultural Approach. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice Hall, 1994, 508-516. 168. Welie, Jos V.M.: Euthanasie in den Niederlanden [Euthanasia in The Netherlands]. In: Schmidt, J & May, H (Eds.): Anders Sterben: Medizin und Pflege am Lebensende zwischen Phantasie und Konkretion. Rehburg-Loccum: Evangelische Academie Loccum, 1993, 80-97. 167. Christiaens, G & Welie, Jos V.M.: Anencefale Orgaandonatie [Anencephalic Organ Donation]. In: Essed, G (Ed.): Ethische en Maatschappelijke Aspecten van de Gynaecologie. Bussum: Medicom Europe, 1993, 20-34. 166. Welie, Jos V.M.: Tragiek tussen mogelijkheden en verantwoordelijkheden: Het voorbeeld van de sterilisatie en refertilisatie techniek [Tragedy in between Possibilities and Responsibilities: The Example of Sterilization and Refertilization Techniques]. In: Essed, G (Ed.): Ethische en Maatschappelijke Aspecten van de Gynaecologie. Bussum: Medicom Europe, 1993, 35-43. 165. Welie, Jos V.M. & Have, Henk AMJ ten: Bioethics in a Supranational European Context. In: B. Lustig (ed.): Bioethics Yearbooks II: Regional Developments in Bioethics 1989-1991. Dordrecht, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1992, 97-126.

ARTICLES (PEER REVIEWED)

164. Ruijs, Cees D.M., Have, Henk A.M.J. ten, Somerville, Margaret, & Welie, Jos V.M.: Euthanasia - is it part of medical practice proper? (tentative title). New Eng J Med ([in preparation]. 2016 163. Brands, Wolter G., Welie, Jos V.M. Anderton, Robert M. Bakker, Klaas-Jan, Gross, Dominik Naidoo, Sudeshni & Dijk Ward van: The Role of the FDI World Dental Federation in Dental Ethics. International Dental Journal, 2016 [Submitted]. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 12

162. Welie, Jos V.M.: Finding God in All Things. Reflections on the possibility of mission implementation at a Jesuit University in the area of faculty research. Jesuit Higher Education, 4(2) (2015): 126-134. On-line at: http://www.jesuithighereducation.org/index.php/jhe/article/view/116 161. Welie Jos V.M. & Sullivan W.: Introduction: The Search for an Ethically Sound Approach to Caring for Persons with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities. Journal of Religion and Society, Supplement 12 (2015) 1-7. On-line at: http://moses.creighton.edu/JRS/toc/SS12.html. 160. Babcock, Paul & Welie Jos V.M.: Prayer Time with Tessa: Ethical Reflections about Paternalistic Decision Making on Behalf of Cognitively Impaired Persons. Journal of Religion and Society, Supplement 12 (2015) 68-83. On-line at: http://moses.creighton.edu/JRS/toc/SS12.html. 159. Welie, Jos V.M.: Persons with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities: Philosophical Reflections on Normalcy, Disability, and the Imago Dei. Journal of Religion and Society, Supplement 12 (2015) 13-38. On-line at: http://moses.creighton.edu/JRS/toc/SS12.html. 158. Welie, Jos V.M.: Biomedical Technology: Omnipresent in contemporary care, but virtually absent from Catholic bioethics. Journal of Religion and Society, Vol. 17 (2015) 1-30. On-line at: https://dspace.creighton.edu/xmlui/bitstream/handle/10504/65455/2015-18.pdf?sequence=1. 157. Welie, Jos V.M. & Have, Henk.A.M.J ten: The Ethics of Forgoing Life-Sustaining Treatment: Theoretical Considerations and Clinical Decision Making. Multidisciplinary Respiratory Medicine, 9 (2014) 14-22. On-line at: http://mrmjournal.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/2049-6958-9-14 156. Zimmer, Eric, Welie, Jos V.M., & Rendell, Marc S.: Contraceptives and the Law. A View from a Catholic Medical Institution. Journal of the American Medical Association, 309,19 (2013) 1999- 2000. 155. Have, Henk A.M.J. ten & Welie Jos V.M.: Palliative Sedation versus Euthanasia: An Ethical Assessment. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management. 2013. Advance Epublication from 2013 Jun 4. At: S0885-3924(13)00235-2. doi: 10.1016/j.jpainsymman.2013.03.008. Print version: 2014, 47(1):123-36. 154. Sonneveld, Rutger, Brands, Wolter G., Bronkhorst, Evert M., Welie, Jos V.M. &Truin, Gert-Jan: Organizational aspects of dental practices: Do dental students think like patients or like dentists? European Journal of Dental Education, 17,1 (2013) e181-8. 153. Sonneveld, Rutger, Brands, Wolter G, Bronkhorst, Evert M, Truin, Gert-Jan, & Welie, Jos VM: Patients' priorities in assessing organisational aspects of a general dental practice. International Dental Journal, 63,1 (2013) 30-8. 152. Welie Jos V.M.: Social Contract Theory as a Foundation of the Social Responsibilities of Health Professionals. Medicine, Healthcare and Philosophy 15,3 (2012) 347-55. doi: 10.1007/s11019-011-9355-7. 151. Vernillo, Anthony, Welie, Jos V.M., Naidoo, Sudeshni & Malamud, Daniel: The Challenges of Oral-based Diagnostics in Extending the Role of Dentistry as a Health Care Profession: Property Rights, Privacy, and Informed Consent. Journal of the American College of Dentists. 78,3 (2011) 33-40. On-line at: http://www.acd.org/_jacd/JACD-78-3.pdf 150. Welie Jos V.M.: The Concept of Health: A Remarkable Absentee in Catholic Doctrine. Journal of Religion & Society 13, 7 (2011) on-line at: moses.creighton.edu/JRS/2011/2011-29.pdf. 149. Levering, Nicholas & Welie Jos V.M.: The Emergence of a Routine. A Review of Nitrous Oxide Usage Trends. Journal of Dentistry for Children 78,1 (2011) 24-30. 148. Brands, Wolter G., Bronkhorst, Ewald M. & Welie, Jos V.M.: Professional Ethics and Cynicism in Dutch Dental Schools. European Journal of Dental Education 15 (2011) 1–5. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 13

147. Brands, Wolter G., Bronkhorst, Ewald M & Welie, Jos V.M.: The Chasm between Knowing and Choosing the Ethical Course of Action. A survey of dental students in The Netherlands. International Dental Journal 60,5 (2010) 321-8. On-line at http://www.idjonline.org/download.php?op=institution_view_article&article_id=460 146. Levering, Nicholas & Welie Jos VM. Ethical Reflections on Nitrous Oxide as a Dental Practice Routine. Journal of the American College of Dentists 77,2 (2010) 40-47. 145. Welie, Jos VM. Pitfalls of Legal Regulation to Improve End-of-Life Care. The Example of Artificial Nutrition and Hydration. Online Journal of Healthcare Ethics 6,10 (2010): 1-26. On-line at http://aquila.usm.edu/ojhe/vol6/iss1/5/. 144. Broers D.L.M, Brands Wolter G., Welie, J.V.M. & de Jongh, A.: Deciding about patient requests for extraction. Ethical and legal guidelines Journal of the American Dental Association 141,2 (2010)195-203. On-line at http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0002817714630336. 143. Rule, James T. & Welie, Jos V.M.: The Access To Care Dilemma: Symptom of a Systemic Condition. Dental Clinics of North America, 53,3 (2009) 421-433. 142. Speers, Richard D., Brands, Wolter G., Nuzzolese, Emilio, Smith, Denny, Swiss, Peter B.F., van Woensel, Marcel, & Welie, Jos V.M.: Dentists and Torture. The Developmental History of a New International Declaration. Journal of the American Dental Association 139,12 (2008) 1667- 1673. 141. Brands, Wolter G. & Welie, Jos V.M.: Dentists in Double Trouble: The (un)fairness of punishing the same offence twice. The Journal of the American Dental Association. 139 (2008) 1249-1255. 140. Welie, Jos V.M.: Profesija ili bizniz. Etièki subok interesa kod prakticiranja estetske stomatologije. [in Croatian: Profession of Business? Ethical conflicts of interests in the practice of esthetic dentistry] Hrvatski Stomatoloski Vjesnik, 13, 4 (2006) 35-37. 139. Welie, Jos V.M.: Izazov profesionalizma. Rješavanje konflikta izmeðu individualnog interesa stomatologa i javnosti. [in Croatian: The Challenge of Professionalism. Resolving conflicts between the interests of individual dentists and those of the public] Hrvatski Stomatoloski Vjesnik, 13, 2 (2006) 33-36. 138. Welie, Jos V.M.: When Medical Treatment is no Longer in Order. Towards a new interpretation of the ordinary-extraordinary distinction. National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly, 5,3 (2005) 517-536. 137. Welie, Jos V.M.: La dentisterie est-elle une profession? Partie III: Défis à venir. Journal de l’association dentaire canadienne. 70, 10 (2004) 675-678. Also on-line at http://www.cda-adc.ca/jadc/vol-70/issue-10/675.html. 136. Welie, Jos V.M.: Is Dentistry a Profession? Part III: Future Challenges. Journal of the Canadian Dental Association. 70, 10 (2004) 675-678. Also on-line at http://www.cda-adc.ca/jcda/vol-70/issue-10/675.html. 135. Welie, Jos V.M.: La dentisterie est-elle une profession? Partie II: Les marques du professionalisme. Journal de l’association dentaire canadienne. 70,9 (2004) 599-602. Also on-line at http://www.cda-adc.ca/jadc/vol-70/issue-9/599.html. 134. Welie, Jos V.M.: Is Dentistry a Profession? Part II: Hallmarks of Professionalism Journal of the Canadian Dental Association. 70, 9 (2004) 599-602. Also on-line at http://www.cda-adc.ca/jcda/vol-70/issue-9/599.html. 133. Welie, Jos V.M.: La dentisterie est-elle une profession? Partie I: Définition du professionalisme. Journal de l’association dentaire canadienne. 70, 8 (2004) 529–32. Also on-line at http://www.cda-adc.ca/jadc/vol-70/issue-8/529.html. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 14

132. Welie, Jos V.M.: Is Dentistry a Profession? Part I: Professionalism Defined. Journal of the Canadian Dental Association. 70, 8 (2004) 529–32. Also on-line at http://www.cda-adc.ca/jcda/vol-70/issue-8/529.html. 131. Welie, Jos V.M.: The Ethics of Roles. Journal of the American College of Dentists. 70 (2003) 45-48. 130. Welie, Jos V.M.: Ignatius of Loyola on Medical Education. Or: Should Today's Jesuits Continue to Run Health Sciences Schools? Early Science and Medicine. 8.1 (2003) 26-43 129. Welie, Jos V.M.: Saint Ignatius’ Attitude Towards the Body, Health and Health Care. National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly. 3,2 (2003) 247-255. 128. Welie, Jos V.M.: The Relationship Between Medicine's Internal Morality and Religion. Christian Bioethics. 8.2 (2003) 175-198. 127. Welie, Jos V.M.: Why Physicians? Reflections on The Netherlands’ New Euthanasia Law. Hastings Center Report. 32,1 (2002) 42-44. 126. Van Dam, Scott & Welie, Jos V.M.: Requirement-Driven Dental Education and the Patient’s Right to Informed Consent. Journal of the American College of Dentists. 67,3 (2001) 40-47. 125. Welie, Jos V.M. & Welie, Sander P.K.: Decision Making Incompetence: Outlines of a Conceptual Analysis. Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy. 4, 2 (2001) 127-138. On-line at http://dx.doi.org/10.1023/A:1011441816143. 124. Welie, Sander P.K. & Welie, Jos V.M.: Is Incompetence the Exception or the Rule? [Editorial]. Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy 4, 2 (2001) 125-126. 123. Welie, Jos V.M.: Living Wills and Substituted Judgements: A Critical Analysis. Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy 4, 2 (2001) 169-183. On-line at http://dx.doi.org/10.1023/A:1011450017960. 122. Hasegawa, Thomas K. & Welie, Jos V.M.: The Search for a Common Ethic: The Ethics Alliance of Oral Health Organizations. Journal of the American College of Dentists. 67,2 (2000) 21-22. 121. Welie, Jos V.M.: Let’s Move Beyond Autonomy, Beneficence and Justice. A Reply to Viafora. Medicine, Healthcare and Philosophy. 2,3 (1999) 305-308. 120. Welie, Jos V.M. & Wiesing, Urban: Medicine and Aesthetics: Editorial. Medicine, Healthcare and Philosophy. 2, 2 (1999) 115-116. 119. Welie, Jos V.M.: Do you have a healthy smile? Ugliness as a medical indication for dental and surgical treatment. Medicine, Healthcare and Philosophy. 2, 2 (1999) 169-180. 118. Welie, Jos V.M.: “Doctor, I Really Need Whiter Teeth!” A Report on the Use of Deconstructed Cases in Dental Ethics Education. Medicine, Healthcare and Philosophy. 2, 2 (1999) 195-203. 117. Welie, Jos V.M.: Towards an Ethics of Immediacy. Medicine, Healthcare and Philosophy. 2, 1 (1999) 11-19. 116. Welie, Jos V.M.: May a Dentist Refuse to Treat an HIV-Positive Patient? An Ethical Commentary to the 1998 Decision of the United States Supreme Court in the Matter of Bragdon vs. Abbott. Medicine, Healthcare and Philosophy.1,2 (1998) 163-169. 115. Welie, Jos V.M.: De tandarts, de gehandicapte, de rechter, en het kind. Een ethisch commentaar bij het recente vonnis van het Amerikaanse hoogste gerecht inzake weigering van behandeling van een HIV-seropositieve patiënt [The dentist, the disabled, the judge and the child. An ethical commentary to the recent verdict of the American Supreme Court concerning refusal of treatment of an HIV-seropositive patient]. Medisch Contact 53,43 (1998) 1370-1371. 114. Hasegawa, Thomas K & Welie, Jos V.M.: The Role of Codes of Ethics in Oral Health Care. Journal of the American College of Dentists. 65, 3 (1998) 12-14. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 15

113. Welie, Jos V.M.: Clinical Ethics: Theory or Practice? Theoretical Medicine & Bioethics. 19,3 (1998) 295-312. 112. Wiesing, Urban & Welie, Jos V.M.: Why Should Medicine Consider a Theory of Practice? Introduction to the Issue. Theoretical Medicine & Bioethics. 19,3 (1998) 199-202. 111. Welie, Jos V.M.: Who Can Resist a Child's Appeal? Hastings Center Report. 27, 1 (1997) 10. 110. Witte, Joke de & Welie, Jos V.M.: The Status of Genetic Material and Genetic Information in The Netherlands. Social Science and Medicine. 45, 1 (1997) 45-49. 109. Welie, Jos V.M.: Non-Heart-Beating Organ Donation. A Double-Edged Sword. HEC Forum. 8, 3 (1996) 168-179. 108. Welie, Jos V.M.: De leer van het dubbel effect 2: Kunstmatige voeding- en vochttoediening [The Model of Double Effect 2: Articificial Nutrition and Hydration]. Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde en Ethiek. 6,2 (1996) 39-44. 107. Welie, Jos V.M.: De leer van het dubbel effect 1: Met de beste bedoelingen... [The Model of Double Effect 1: With the best of intentions...]. Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde en Ethiek. 6,2 (1996) 34-39. 106. Have, Henk AMJ ten & Welie, Jos V.M.: Justifying Euthanasia. A critical evaluation of the current situation in the Netherlands. Critical Care Clinics. 12,1 (1996) 97-108. 105. Welie, Jos V.M.: Seropositiviteit en vertrouwelijkheid. Een medisch-ethisch commentaar [Seropositiveness and Confidentiality. A Medical-Ethical Commentary]. Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde en Ethiek. 5,3 (1995) 94-95. 104. Welie, Jos V.M.: Sympathy as the Basis of Compassion. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics. 4,4 (1995) 476-487. 103. Welie, Jos V.M.: Victor von Gebsattel on the Doctor-Patient Relationship. Theoretical Medicine. (Special Issue on: Traditions in Medical-Philosophical Anthropology) 16,1 (1995) 41-72. 102. Welie, Jos V.M.: Authenticity as a Foundational Concept of Clinical Bioethics. Theoretical Medicine. 15,3 (1994) 211-225. 101. Welie, Jos V.M. & Wiesing, Urban: Medicine between Existentialism and Postmodern Philosophy: Editorial. Theoretical Medicine. 15,3 (1994) 209. 100. Welie, Jos V.M.: Ethische Commissies [Ethics Committees]. Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde en Ethiek. 4,1 (1994) 28. 99. Welie, Jos V.M.: Ethiek van het lekkere gevoel? [An Ethic of Feeling Good?] [Editorial]. Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde en Ethiek. 3,3 (1993) 69. 98. Welie, Jos V.M.: Solidariteit en barmhartigheid: Een politieke en ethische mythe? [Solidarity and Mercy: A Political and Ethical Myth?] [Editorial] Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde en Ethiek. 3,1 (1993) 1. 97. Welie, Jos V.M.: Chronic Disorders and Distributive Justice [Translated into Japanese]. Journal of Health Care, Medicine and Community. 3,6 (1993) 21-28. 96. Have, Henk AMJ ten & Welie, Jos V.M.: Euthanasie - eine gängige medizinische Praxis? Zur Situation in den Niederlanden [Translation of: Euthanasia: Normal Medical Practice? Hastings Center Report, 22,2 (1992) 34-38]. Zeitschrift für medizinische Ethik. 39,1 (1993) 63-72. 95. Welie, Jos V.M.: Ethiek over de Grenzen [Ethics Across Borders] [Editorial]. Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde en Ethiek. 2,3 (1992) 65. 94. Welie, Jos V.M.: The Medical Exception: Physicians, Euthanasia and the Dutch criminal law. Journal of Philosophy and Medicine. 17 (1992) 419-437. 93. Have, Henk AMJ ten & Welie, Jos V.M.: Euthanasia: Normal medical practice? Hastings Center Report. 22,2 (1992) 34-38. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 16

92. Welie, Jos V.M.: Placebo's: Een commentaar vanuit de ethiek [Placebos: An Ethical Commentary]. Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde en Ethiek. 2,2 (1992) 54-55. 91. Welie, Jos V.M.: The Patient Self-Determination Act: A Legal Solution for a Moral Dilemma. Cambridge Quarterly of Healthcare Ethics. 1,1 (1992) 75-79. 90. Welie, Jos V.M.: Krito, Cruzan en het Ganzenbord [Crito, Cruzan and the Goose-board-game]. Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde en Ethiek. 1,3 (1991) 83-85. 89. Welie, Jos V.M.: Het inzagerecht van de ter-beschikking-gestelde in medische dossiers [The Committed Patient’s Right to Review His Medical Record]. Ars Aequi. 39,11 (1990) 807-811.

SHORT ARTICLES / BOOK REVIEWS (NOT PEER-REVIEWED)

88. Welie, Jos V,.N.: Suicide as a doctor-prescribed treatment. Lincoln Star Newspaper, Mar 15, 2016. 87. Sullivan W.F., Heng, J., et al.: Promoting mental health: Towards a shared medical and Christian ethical framework [Consensus Statement of the 7th International Colloquium of the IACB]. National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly (2016) [submitted] 86. Welie. Jos VM, Sullivan W.F., Heng, J., et al.: The value of palliative care: Guidelines for health care facilities and individual providers facing permissive laws on physician assistance in suicide and euthanasia. National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly (2016) [submitted]. Also on-line at: http://iacb.ca/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/Statement1Final.pdf 85. Sullivan, W., Heng, J. et al: Persons with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and Their Families: An Ethical Framework and Recommendations for Practices and Policies. National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly 15,2 (2015) 333-361. DOI: 10.5840/ncbq201515233 [Concurrent publication of #84]. 84. Sullivan, W., Heng, J. et al: Persons with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and Their Families: An Ethical Framework and Recommendations for Practices and Policies. Journal of Religion and Society (2015) Supplement 12: 107-134. On-line at: http://moses.creighton.edu/JRS/toc/SS12.html. 83. Ten Have, H.A.M.J & Welie, Jos V.M.: Een ethische evaluatie van palliatieve sedatie [An ethical evaluation of palliative sedation; in Dutch]. Christen Democratische Verkenningen. Spring issue (2014) 144-152. 82. Welie, Jos V.M.: American College of Dentists Sponsors New Graduate Elective Course. Focus (Newsletter from Creighton University Center for Health Policy and Ethics) Fall (2012). On-line journal. 81. Sullivan W.F., Heng, J., et al.. The Use of Sedation in the Care of People Who Are Seriously Ill or Dying: Ethical Distinctions and Practical Recommendations. The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly (2012) Autumn: 494-501. 80. Welie, Jos V.M. Why are we so resistant to health care change? Washington County Pilot Tribune. July 3 issue (2012) 4A. 79. Welie, Jos V.M. De patiënt wikt, de arts beschikt [The patient devises, the physician decides; in Dutch]. Ignis Webmagazine. January 2012. On-line at: http://www.igniswebmagazine.nl/artikel/191/De-patieent-wikt-de-arts-beschikt/ 78. Scheirton, L.S & Welie, Jos V.M.. Medical errors and the role of hospital ethics committees. Focus (Newsletter from Creighton University Center for Health Policy and Ethics). Fall (2011). On-line journal. 77. Levering, Nicholas J. & Welie, Jos V.M.. Nitrous Oxide Usage in Children: Challenges When It Becomes Routine. World Dental Reporter 2011, May/June: 30-31. 76. Welie, Jos V.M.. Handboek katholieke medische ethiek [Book review: Handbook Catholic Medical Ethics]. Communio - Internationaal Katholiek Tijdschrift. 2011, 36/2: 122-125. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 17

75. Welie, Jos V.M.: An immigrant's view on LB48 (Local View Op-Ed). Lincoln Star. February 27, 2011. 74. Welie, Jos V.M.: Foster kids merit genuine respect. (Midlands Voice Op-Ed). Omaha World Herald. February 16, 2011 73. Welie, Jos V.M.: ‘World’s best’ health care doesn’t mesh with reality. (Midlands Voice Op-Ed). Omaha World Herald. October 20, 2010 72. Sullivan W.F., Heng, J., et al.: Caring for and Giving Hope to Persons with Progressive Cognitive Impairments. The National Catholic Bioethics Quarterly, 10,3 (2010): 549-567. 71. Bothmer, J, Quinn, T.H., & Welie, Jos V.M.: Good Books by Bad People. Focus (Newsletter from Creighton University Center for Health Policy and Ethics). Spring (2010). On-line journal. 70. Welie, Jos V.M.: Physician Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia: Some Cautionary Reflections on Two New Developments in The Netherlands. Focus (Newsletter from Creighton University Center for Health Policy and Ethics). Spring (2010). On-line journal. 69. Broers, D.L.M, Brands W.G., Welie, J.V.M. & de Jongh, A. Letter to the Editor (On extraction and the standard of care; a response to Dr. Ross). Journal of the American Dental Association 141 (2010) 503. 68. Welie, Jos V.M. & Levering Nicholas J.: Dental Ethics Education at the Creighton University School of Dentistry. Bulletin of the International Dental Ethics and Law Society 9.2 (2009) 34-37. On-line journal. 67. Welie, Jos V.M.: Who have we become? A faculty perspective on internal structural issues. Proceedings of the 4th National Conference on the Commitment to Justice in Higher Education, Fairfield University, June 21, 2009. Available on DVD from Fairfield University -Transforming the World, Disk 3 of 3. 66. Welie, Jos V.M.: The Future of Dental Ethics. Reflections of a Past Secretary. Bulletin of the International Dental Ethics and Law Society. 9.1 (2009). On-line journal. 65. Welie, Jos V.M.: Graduate Education in Health Care Ethics at a Catholic and Jesuit University. Focus (Newsletter from Creighton University Center for Health Policy and Ethics). Spring (2009). On-line journal. 64. Speers, Richard D., Brands, Wolter G., Nuzzolese, Emilio, Smith, Denny, Swiss, Peter B.F., van Woensel, Marcel & Welie, Jos V.M.: "Passive Torture" and Dental Care for Prisoners. A Response to Dr. Dello Russo. Journal of the American Dental Association, 140, 4 (2009) 399- 340. 63. Dharamsi, Shafik, Machado Ardenghi, Diego, Speers, Richard & Welie, Jos V.M.: Rapport de conférence - Les droits de la personne et les soins buccodentaires : un rapport du 7e Congrès de l'IDEALS. [French translation of #59] Journal de l’association dentaire canadienne 74,4 (2008) 337-340. On-line at http://www.cda-adc.ca/jadc/vol-74/issue-4/337.pdf 62. Dharamsi, Shafik; Machado Ardenghi, Diego; Speers, Richard and Welie, Jos VM: Conference Report - Human Rights and Oral Health Care: A Report of the 7th International Dental Ethics and Law Congress. Journal of the Canadian Dental Association 74,4 (2008) 337-340. On- line at http://www.cda-adc.ca/jcda/vol-74/issue-4/337.pdf 61. Welie, Jos V.M.: Book Review, Carol R. Taylor & Roberto Dell'Oro (Eds.): Health and Human Flourishing. Religion, Medicine and Moral Anthropology. Washington DC: Georgetown University Press, 2006. Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 28 (2007) 341-47. 60. Welie, Jos V.M.: Will Nebraska become the first state to require by law that each patient be given artificial nutrition and hydration, even if it harms the dying patient? Focus Newsletter of the Creighton University Center for Health Policy and Ethics. XVII,1 (2007) (on-line) 59. Welie, Jos V.M.: The Limits of Truthfulness. Ethical reflections on the provision of information in the dental care context. Bulletin of the International Dental Ethics and Law Society 6.1 (2006). On-line journal. 58. Welie, Jos V.M.: The Ethics of End of Life Care. Lessons to Be Learned from the Schiavo Case. Creighton University Magazine, Fall (2005) 24-29. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 18

57. Welie, Jos V.M.: Dental Ethics as Punishment. Bulletin of the International Dental Ethics and Law Society 5.1 (2005) 15-17. 56. Welie, Jos V.M.: Anaesthetizing a patient for the purpose of lip tattoos. Bulletin of the International Dental Ethics and Law Society 4, 2 (2004) 9-17. 55. Welie, Jos V.M.: From the Diary of a Dental Ethicist: The Amalgam Letter. Bulletin of the International Dental Ethics and Law Society 4, 2 (2004) 18-19. 54. Welie, Jos V.M.: Biomedical Research, yes ...but for whom and for what ? Focus (Newsletter of the Creighton University Center for Health Policy and Ethics) XIV, 2 (2004) 3. 53. Welie, Jos V.M.: From the Diary of a Dental Ethicist: The Pledge. Bulletin of the International Dental Ethics and Law Society 4, 1 (2004) 4-5. 52. Welie, Jos V.M.: The hands of a practitioner, the heart if a provider. Ethics and legal issues for dental professionals. By S. Naccarato. [Review] Bulletin of the International Dental Ethics and Law Society 4, 1 (2004) 12-14. 51. Welie, Jos V.M.: From the Diary of a Dental Ethicist: Maiden Name. Bulletin of the International Dental Ethics and Law Society 3, 1 (2003) 5-6. 50. Welie, Jos V.M.: From the Diary of a Dental Ethicist: The Letter. Bulletin of the International Dental Ethics and Law Society 2, 2 (2002) 19-20. 49. Welie, Jos V.M., Simpson, Melissa & Westerman, Gary H: The Troubled History of Dental Advertising. Part 4: Ethical Reflections. Bulletin of the International Dental Ethics and Law Society 2,2 (2002) 8-11 [modified reprint]. 48. Simpson, Melissa, Welie, Jos V.M. & Westerman, Gary H: The Troubled History of Dental Advertising. Part 3: The Impact of Legal Regulations on the Debate in the United States. Bulletin of the International Dental Ethics and Law Society 2, 1 (2002) 9-12 [modified reprint]. 47. Welie, Jos V.M.: From the Diary of a Dental Ethicist: Students’ evaluations. Bulletin of the International Dental Ethics and Law Society 2, 1 (2002) 13-14. 46. Welie, Jos V.M. & Shew, Helen: The Berg en Dal Conference. Focus (Newsletter of the Creighton University Center for Health Policy and Ethics). X,2 (2001) 2. 45. Welie, Jos V.M.: From Libertarian Die-hard to Born-again Christian. A Commentary to Engelhardt’s The Fo undatio ns o f Christian Bio e thic s. Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy 4, 3 (2001) 355-358. 44. Welie, Jos V.M., Simpson, Melissa & Westerman, Gary H: The Troubled History of Dental Advertising. Part 2: Historical Notes. Bulletin of the International Dental Ethics and Law Society 1, 2 (2001) 9-12 [reprint]. 43. Welie, Jos V.M.: From the Diary of a Dental Ethicist: Bleaching strips. Bulletin of the International Dental Ethics and Law Society 1, 1 (2001) 16-17. 42. Welie, Jos V.M., Simpson, Melissa & Westerman, Gary H.: The Troubled History of Dental Advertising. Part 1: Definitions and Statistics. Bulletin of the International Dental Ethics and Law Society 1, 1 (2001) 9-12 [modified reprint]. 41. Welie, Jos V.M.: The New Dutch Euthanasia Law. Compassionate Care Journal 5, 2 (2001) 2-3. 40. Welie, Jos V.M.: Dutch Legalize Euthanasia/Assisted Suicide. Compassionate Care Journal 5,1 (2001) 3. 39. Welie, Jos V.M., Simpson, Melissa & Westerman, Gary H.: The Troubled History of Dental Advertising. Part 4: Ethical Reflections. Nebraska Dental Association Newsletter 101, 2 (2001) 12-13. 38. Simpson, Melissa, Welie, Jos V.M., & Westerman, Gary H.: The Troubled History of Dental Advertising. Part 3: Legal Limits. Nebraska Dental Association Newsletter 101, 1 (2001) 11-12. 37. Welie, Jos V.M., Simpson, Melissa & Westerman, Gary H.: The Troubled History of Dental Advertising. Part 2: Historical Notes. Nebraska Dental Association Newsletter 100, 11 (2000) 11-12. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 19

36. Welie, Jos V.M., Simpson, Melissa & Westerman, Gary H.: The Troubled History of Dental Advertising. Part 1: Definitions and Statistics. Nebraska Dental Association Newsletter 100, 10 (2000) 10-11. 35. VanEngen, LaDonna, Goodman, Mark & Welie, Jos V.M.: A Case of Terminal Sleeplessness. Case & Commentaries Compassionate Care Journal 4,4 (2000) 3. 34. Welie, Jos V.M., Purtilo, R. & McQuillan, R.: New Developments in Palliative Medicine and End-of Life Care. Focus (Newsletter from Creighton University Center for Health Policy and Ethics) IX, 2 (1999) 3. 33. Welie, Jos V.M.: Reflections on Euthanasia in the Netherlands. Compassionate Care Journal 3, 3 (1999) 3. 32. Welie, Jos V.M.: Should oral antibiotics be administered to a terminally ill patient? Ethical Commentary. Compassionate Care Journal 2, 1 (1998) 2-3. 31. Welie, Jos V.M.: Complementary Medicine and The Law [Book Review]. European Philosophy of Medicine and Healthcare 6,1 (1998) 43-47. 30. Welie, Jos V.M.: Physician Assisted Suicide: Guidance from the Law? Focus (Newsletter from Creighton University Center for Health Policy and Ethics) VI, 1 (1997) 2. 29. Welie, Jos V.M.: Recht en Ethiek: Een Siamese tweeling? [Law and Ethics: Siamese Twins?] [Book Review]. Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde en Ethiek. 6,1 (1996) 28. 28. Welie, Jos V.M.: Regulering en normering zijn niet identiek [Regulation and Standardization are not Identical]. Health Care Nieuws. Nov. 1, 1995, p.6. 27. Welie, Jos V.M.: Science, Technology, and the Art of Medicine [Book Review]. European Philosophy of Medicine and Healthcare 3,2 (1995) 31-36. 26. Welie, Jos V.M.: Autonomy and Long-Term Care [Book Review]. European Philosophy of Medicine and Health Care 2,2 (1994) 32-35. 25. Welie, Jos V.M.: Wel of niet reanimeren? Enige overwegingen vanuit de ethiek [To Resuscitate or Not to Resuscitate? Some Ethical Reflections]. Impuls 1,6 (1994) 14-16. 24. Welie, Jos V.M. & Have, Henk A.M.J. ten: Niet het wetsvoorstel maar het medisch streven naar onschendbaarheid vormt de kern van de euthanasieproblematiek [Not the Bill of Law but the Medicine’s Desire for Legal Immunity is at the Heart of the Euthanasia Quandary]. Katholiek Nieuwsblad Nov 26, 1993, p. 7. 23. Have, Henk A.M.J. ten, Timmerman-Buck, Yvonne & Welie, Jos V.M.: Verwerping ‘euthanasie- wet’ leidt tot legalisering [Rejection of the ‘Euthanasia Law’ Will Lead to Legalization]. Trouw Nov 23, 1993, p. 11. 22. Have, Henk A.M.J. ten & Welie, Jos V.M.: Niet de patiënt beslist maar de arts beslist over euthanasie. [Not the Patient but the Physician Decides About Euthanasia]. Trouw Feb. 2, 1993 (Section: Podium). 21. Welie, Jos V.M.: Euthanasie. KU Nieuws (Weekblad Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen) 22, 19 (1993) 6. 20. Welie, Jos V.M.: Deconstructie en Ethiek [Deconstruction and Ethics] [Book Review]. Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde en Ethiek 3,4 (1993) 130. 19. Welie, Jos V.M.: The Meaning of Illness [Book Review]. European Philosophy of Medicine and Health Care 1,3 (1993) 53-57. 18. Welie, Jos V.M.: Codes of Professional Responsibility [Book Review]. European Society for Philosophy of Medicine and Health Care - Newsletter 13, Fall (1992) 36-37. 17. Welie, Jos V.M.: Medische beslissingen rond het levenseinde [Medical Decisions Surrounding the End of Life] [Book Review]. Tijdschrift voor Gerontologie en Geriatrie 23,6 (1992) 247. 16. Welie, Jos V.M.: Het Wetsvoorstel op de Orgaandonatie en de Status van het Menselijk Lichaam in het Nederlandse Recht [The Organ Donation Bill and the Position of the Human Body in Dutch Law]. SCAN 6 (1991/92) 22-24. 15. Welie, Jos V.M.: Your Genetic Passport, Please [Book Review]. European Society for Philosophy of Medicine and Health Care - Newsletter 10 (1991) 53-58. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 20

14. Welie, Jos V.M.: Ethisch Grasduinen in het CARA-veld. [Ethical Explorations in the World of COPD]. Bulletin van het Instituut voor Gezondheidsethiek 4,4 (1990) 3-5, 11. 13. Welie, Jos V.M.: Orgaandonatie, een kwestie van Bereidheid [Organ Donation, a Matter of Obligingness] [Book Review]. Vita Humana: Tijdschrift voor medische ethiek 16,4 (1989) 108-110. 12. Welie, Jos V.M.: Individualistische politiek en sociaal-maatschappelijke problematiek. [Individualistic Politics and Social and Societal Problems]. Bulletin van het Instituut voor Gezondheidsethiek 4, 2 (1990) 9-12. 11. Welie, Jos V.M.: Medische Ethiek, Een kwestie van overwinnen of van overreden? [Medical Ethics. A Matter of Conquering or Convincing?] Vita Humana: Tijdschrift voor medische ethiek. 16, 5 (1989) 129-137. 10. Welie, Jos V.M.: Health Care for an Aging Society, Planning for the 21st Century (A report of the Spring Conference of the Society of Health and Human Values in Little Rock). European Society for Philosophy of Medicine and Health Care - Newsletter 6 (1989) 9-11. 9. Welie, Jos V.M.: Is de moderne geneeskunst verenigbaar met de eed van Hippocrates? [Is Modern Medicine Compatible with the Oath of Hippocrates?] Vita Humana: Tijdschrift voor medische ethiek 13, 4 (1986) 133-135. 8. Welie, Jos V.M.: Een middag voor abortus [An Afternoon for Abortion]. Vita Humana: Tijdschrift voor medische ethiek 13, 1 (1986) 15-16.

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7. Annie M.G. Schmidt: I’m naughty, yes I am. [Translation from Dutch into English of “Ik ben lekker stout:”]. David Reid Poetry Translation contest. 2011. On-line at: www.subtexttranslations.com/drptp/laatstedrie/ 6. Vasalis: Endless Dike [Translation from Dutch into English of “De Afsluitdijk”]. David Reid Poetry Translation contest. 2011. On-line at: www.subtexttranslations.com/drptp/laatstedrie/ 5. Ida Gerhardt: The Carillon [Translation from Dutch into English of “The Carillion”]. David Reid Poetry Translation contest. 2011. On-line at: www.subtexttranslations.com/drptp/laatstedrie/ 4. V. E. von Gebsattel: The Meaning of Medical Practice [Translation from German into English]. Theoretical Medicine (special issue on: Anthropological Medicine). 16,1 (1995) 59-72. 3. D. Wikler: Filosofie is geen mysterie: Een filosofisch perspectief op de 'grass-roots' benadering in de allocatie van gezondheidszorg [Translation from English into Dutch of: Philosophy is no Mystery: A philosophical perspective on grassroots approaches to the allocation of health care resources.]. In: Have, Henk AMJ and Meulen, R ter (Eds.): Samenleving en Keuzen in de Zorg. Baarn (Ambo), 1993, pp. 84-111. 2. S. Spicker: Op eigen benen leren staan: Een kritische beschouwing over de verzorgingsstaat vanuit ethisch perspectief. [Synopsis and translation from English into Dutch of: Going off the Dole: A prudential and ethical critique of the 'healthfare' state]. Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde en Ethiek 3, 1 (1993) 8-11. 1. L.S. Scheirton: Tandarts besmet patiënten met AIDS [Translation from English into Dutch of: Dentist Infects Patients with AIDS]. Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde en Ethiek 1, 2 (1991) 63-64.

EDITORIAL POSITIONS

2016 Reviewer, AMA Journal of Ethics Guest reviewer, International Journal of Ethics Education Guest reviewed, Journal of Medicine and Philosophy 2015 Guest reviewer, Pediatrics Guest reviewer, Journal of Catholic Higher Education Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 21

Guest reviewer, Theological Studies 2014-15 Issue Editor and Guest reviewer, Journal of Religion and Society 2014 Guest reviewer, Journal of the Kennedy Institute of Ethics Guest reviewer, Journal of Medicine and Philosophy 2013 Guest reviewer, Springer Publisher, book proposal 2012 Guest reviewer, Religions Guest reviewer, Health Care Analysis 2011 Guest reviewer, Journal of Medical Ethics 2010 Guest reviewer, Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics Guest reviewer, Community Dentistry and Oral Epidemiology 2009 Guest reviewer, Nederlands Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde [Dutch Journal of Medicine] 2009 Guest reviewer, Journal of Medical Ethics 2009 Guest reviewer, Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics 2009 Guest reviewer, Fordham University Press (contribution to volume entitled “Jesuit Higher Education: Transforming the World and Being Transformed”) 2009, 2011 Guest reviewer, Theological Studies 2009 Guest reviewer, Journal of the Canadian Dental Association 2009-present Peer reviewer, Journal of Catholic Higher Education 2009-2011 Member, Editorial Board, Issues in Dental Ethics (Section of the Journal of the American College of Dentists) 2008 Guest reviewer, Journal of the American College of Dentists 2008 Guest reviewer, Journal of Bioethics 2007 Guest reviewer, book proposal (Gordijn B and Chadwick R (ed): Medical Enhancement and Posthumanity. Springer. 2006-2007 Consultant, FDI-World Dental Federation, development of a new Dental Ethics Manual. On-line at http://www.fdiworldental.org/content/fdi-dental-ethics-manual 2006 Guest reviewer, Journal of Dental Education 2002 Guest reviewer, Kennedy Institute of Ethics Journal 2001-2011 Editor, Bulletin of the International Dental Ethics and Law Society 2002 Guest reviewer, book proposal (Ten Have, H. (ed): European Textbook on Bioethics), Academic Press 1998-present Member, Editorial Team, Medicine, Health Care and Philosophy - A European Journal 1998-2006 Member, Editorial Board, Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics (formerly, Theoretical Medicine) 1998-2004 Member, Editorial Board, Compassionate Care Journal (Bulletin of the Nebraska Coalition for Compassionate Care) 97-00; 08-present Associate Editor, FOCUS (Newsletter of the Center for Health Policy and Ethics) 1993-1994 Member, Editorial Team, Ethische Perspectieven / Ethical Perspectives 1992-1994 Member, Editorial Board, European Philosophy of Medicine and Health Care 1989-1994 Member, Editorial Team, Tijdschrift voor Geneeskunde en Ethiek Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 22

SELECTED PRESENTATIONS

2017 History and ethics of dental advertising. Ontario Dental Association [invited lecture], Toronto, Canada, May 5. 2016 Of microscopes, pearl earrings, and the quest to find God in all things [Invited keynote lecture]. St Mary’s University, San Antonio, TX. February 18. 2015 Palliation as the primary goal of medicine and health care. CHI Health System, Long Island, New York. October 22, 2015. The Medicalization of Salvation. Annual Conference of the European Society for Philosophy of Medicine and Healthcare, Ghent, Belgium, August 19-22. Future past: Reflections on the binding nature of living wills. [Invited lecture] Institute for History, Theory, and Ethics of Medicine, University of Aachen Medical Center, August 11, Aachen, Germany The relationship between autonomy and dignity, specifically in persons facing of serious mental health challenges. [Invited lecture]. 7th Conference of the International Association of Catholic Bioethicists, Chateauguay, Quebec, Canada, June 25-July 2, 2015. Intellectual and developmental disability as a justification for providing or withholding medical interventions [Invited lecture; with Linda Scheirton, PhD]. Centre Interdisciplinaire Droit, Éthique et Sciences de la Santé, University of Namur, Namur, Belgium, Feb. 13, 2015. The right place to die. Ethical reflections on the impact of transportation, relocation and migration on end-of-life care [with Domingo Maynes, MD]. Midwest Global Health Conference, Creighton University, Jan. 31, 2015. 2014 Key messages that family physicians can make in discussions regarding end-of-life care in Canada: an ethicist's perspective. Colloquium on End-of-Life Care: Identifying and articulating the involvement and roles of Canadian Family Physicians. June 23, 2014, College of Family Physicians of Canada, Toronto, Canada The Duty to Treat. Ontario Dental Association 2014 Annual Spring Meeting, May 8-10, 2014. Toronto, ON, Canada. 2013 Biomedical Technologies, Human Nature, and the Sanctity of Life. An Ethical Analysis from a Catholic Perspective. [Keynote lecture]. 14th Asian Bioethics Conference. November 19-23, 2013. Loyola College, Chennai, India. Professionalism: The new bioethical “buzz word” on both sides of the Atlantic. [invited lecture] Mayo Clinics. Rochester, MN. August 29, 2013. Persons with Intellectual and developmental disabilities: Philosophical reflections on normalcy and otherness. The 6th International Colloquium of the International Association of Catholic Bioethicists (IACB) on "Supporting and Caring for Persons with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities and Their Families: Ethical Reflections and Practical Recommendations." Invited keynote. Rome, Italy: June 9-14, 2013. Conflicts of interests in health care ethics and the birth of modern bioethics. Ontario Dental Association Annual Congress. Invited Lecture. Toronto, Canada, May 2, 2013. The Added Value of Catholic Health Care. Triangle Guild (North Carolina) of the Catholic Medical Association. Invited presentation (by Skype), April 11, 2013. Marktwerking of Professionalisering? Enkele ethische reflecties over de morele identiteit van het tandheelkundige beroep. [Market forces or professionalization? Some ethical reflections on the moral identity of the dental profession). Invited Lecture. University of Radboud, Nijmegen, The Netherlands. February 6, 2013. 2012 Benefits and Challenges of On-Line Ethics Education: Experiences from four distance education degree programs at Creighton University [with Linda S. Scheirton]. Inaugural Conference of the International Association for Ethics Education. Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, May 1-3, 2012. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 23

2011 Futility: Navigating expectations and moral convictions of patients, family members, and healthcare providers. Annual Conference, Nebraska Hospital Association/Nebraska Society for Social Work Leadership in Healthcare. La Vista, Oct 20, 2011 Palliative Sedation versus Euthanasia. A Commentary. 5th Bi-Annual Congress of the International Association of Catholic Bioethicists. Philadelphia, USA, July 11-14, 2011. Moving on after a Medical Error. Should HECs and clinical ethicists get involved in disclosure? [with Linda S Scheirton]. 7th International Conference on Clinical Ethics and Consultation. Free University Medical Center, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, May 18-21, 2011. 2010 Does Every Health Profession Need its own Ethics? The example of dentistry. David Kelly Bioethics Lecture Series. Duquesne University, Pittsburgh, PA, December 3, 2010 The Concept of Health: A Remarkable Absentee in Catholic Doctrine. Conference on Religion, Health and Healing, Kripke Center, Creighton University, Oct 27-29, 2010. Making End-of-Life Care Decisions Benefits and Pitfalls of Advance Directives. Nebraska Medical Directors Association - Annual Conference. Lincoln, NE, Sept 22, 2010 [invited presentation] Ethical aspects of health promotion and advertising via the Internet. 8th International Dental Ethics and Law Congress on “Dental Ethics, Law and Information Technology.” Helsinki, Finland, August 18-20, 2010 [invited plenary presentation]. Property and Privacy Paradigms of "Marketable Spit". An Ethical and Legal Counterpart to Blood? Panel discussion; Anthony Vernillo, USA (Chair), Daniel Malamud, USA, Sudeshni Naidoo, South Africa, Jos Welie, USA. 8th International Dental Ethics and Law Congress on “Dental Ethics, Law and Information Technology.” Helsinki, Finland, August 18-20, 2010. 2009 Can We Think God Demented? Reflections on Cognitive Impairment and the Imago Dei. 4th International Colloquium: “Human Life with Cognitive Impairment: Caring and Giving Hope in a World of Change, International Association of Catholic Bioethicists, Cologne, Germany, July 12-16, 2009 `Who have we become. A faculty perspective on internal structural issues. 4th national conference on the Commitment to Justice in Higher Education. Fairfield University, June 21, 2009 [invited presentation]. Professionalism as Social Contract. An ethical analysis of the foundation and scope of the social responsibilities of health professionals. Expert Conference on Social Responsibility in the Health Professions. University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, Feb. 22-25, 2009 [invited presentation] Profession or Business? Ethical reflections. Semi-Annual Meeting of the Nebraska Chapter of the American College of Dentists. Omaha, January 17, 2009 2008 Informed Consent: So Basic, So Often Misunderstood, and So Problematic. Contemporary Catholic Healthcare Ethics Conference VII conference. Loyola Chicago's Stritch School of Medicine on October 9 - 10, 2008. Ethical Reflections on Life Extending Medical Interventions. (In Dutch) Benedictusberg Abbey, Vaals, The Netherlands. August 29, 2008 Globe or Ghetto? Ethical reflections on the prudential value of health sciences education in faith based institutions. European Society for Philosophy of Medicine and Health Care Annual Conference: European Bioethics in a Global Context. Tartu, Estonia, August 2-23, 2008. Fed by Force of Law. Schiavo's shadow over Nebraska and beyond (invited keynote). Association of Death Education and Counseling. 2008 Annual Conference: “ Global Morning - Death Among and Beyond Ourselves.” Montreal, Canada, May 1-4, 2008. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 24

2007 Should we Become Professionalists? Bioethics and the Professionalism Movement in Medicine (accepted abstract). Annual Conference of the EACME - European Association of Centres of Medical Ethics, Zürich, Switzerland, Sept 13-15, 2007. Anger Management 3. Sustaining the ethos of the dental profession (invited keynote). American Student Dental Association Annual Conference. Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. August 30, 2007. Students’ Ethics vs. School Ethos. Conference on Academic Integrity and Ethics (invited presentation). American Dental Association. Chicago, June 6-7, 2007. Further Ethical Reflections on Oral Health Research (keynote lecture). 7th International Dental Ethics and Law Congress, Toronto, May 24-26, 2007. Towards an International Declaration in the Involvement of Dentists in Warfare and Law Enforcement, specifically torture (roundtable). 7th International Dental Ethics and Law Congress, Toronto, May 24-26, 2007. Is esthetic dentistry health care? (Invited keynote, with D.Ozar and S. Porter), Murray Hunt Lecture, University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada, May 22, 2007. Quantity versus Quality of Life. Ethical Decision Making at the End of Life. (Invited videotaped lecture). Ethics of medical practice working conference. Mexico City, Mexico, May 11, 2007. 2006 The Challenge of Professionalism. Resolving conflicts between the interests of individual dentists and those of the public (Invited lecture). Annual Congress of the Croatian Dental Chamber. Zagreb, Croatia, May 27, 2006. Profession or Business? Ethical conflicts of interests in the practice of esthetic dentistry. (Invited lecture). Annual Congress of the Croatian Dental Chamber. Zagreb, Coratia, May 27, 2006. Dental Ethics in the 21st Century. The balance between profession and business. (Invited keynote lecture). Expert Conference, Italian Dental Association, Cernobbio, Italy, May 13, 2006. 2005 Conflicts between the interests of individual dentists and those of the profession at large and society. (Invited keynote lecture) 6th International Congress on Dental Law and Ethics. Florence, Italy, Oct 20-22, 2005 2004 The Professions' Responsibility Towards the Problem of Health Disparities. The Case of Dentistry. 6th World Congress of Bioethics, Sydney, Australia, November 9, 2004. 2003 Dental Ethics Instruction. What? Why? How? (Invited keynote lecture). Bi-Annual Conference of ACFD/AFDC - Association of Canadian Faculties of Dentistry. Winnipeg, Canada, June 14, 2003 2002 Research Ethics - Beyond Rules of Etiquette and Law. Ethical reflections on the importance of personal and professional responsibility in dental research. (Invited lecture). University of Toronto School of Dentistry. Toronto, Canada, November 15, 2002 Lizard Teeth. Ethical reflections on the conflict between the principles of beneficence and respect for patient autonomy. (Invited lecture). University of Toronto School of Dentistry. Toronto, Canada, November 14, 2002 Withholding and Withdrawing Life-Sustaining Medical Treatment. Ninth Annual Update on Primary Care. Saint Francis Medical Center, Gran’d Island (NE), October 10, 2002 Compassionate End-of-Life Care: What can the law contribute? (Invited lecture). Nebraska Hospital Association Annual Meeting. Lincoln, NE, April 26, 2002 2001 An ethical analysis of the impact of managed care on the responsibilities of dentists towards their patients (invited keynote lecture). Fourth International Congress on Dental Law and Ethics. Amsterdam, The Netherlands, Oct 25-27, 2001 Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 25

Judging Patients’ Best Interests: The Case of Alzheimer’s Disease. Annual International Conference, European Society for Philosophy of Medicine and Healthcare. Lisbon , Portugal, August 16-18, 2001 Alzheimer’s Disease: Destructive or Constitutive of the Patient’s Selfhood? (Invited lecture). Creighton University. Conference on Alzheimer's Disease and Related Dementias:Living our Challenges -Facing our Future. Omaha, April 6-7, 2001 2000 Dental Ethics - Introductory Reflections (Invited lecture). Eberhardt Karls Universitaet Tuebingen, School of Dentistry. Tuebingen, Germany, June 30, 2000 1999 The relationship between medicine's internal morality and religion. “Religion and Bioethics” Expert Conference. Bannon Institute for Jesuit Education, Santa Clara University, November 4-6, 1999 Interpreting patient’s best interests. The example of ordinary versus extraordinary treatment. Annual International Conference, European Society for Philosophy of Medicine and Healthcare. Linkøping, Sweden, August 19, 1999 The Clinical Encounter. A Reply to Zaner (Invited keynote lecture). Annual International Conference, European Society for Philosophy of Medicine and Healthcare. Linkøping, Sweden, August 19, 1999 Education in Dental Ethics (Invited lecture). Karolinska Dental Institute, Stockholm, Sweden, August 18, 1999 Does the Dentist Have a Duty to Treat the HIV-Seropositive Patient? (Invited keynote lecture). Joint Conference of the Word Dental Federation & the Turkish Dental Association, Istanbul, Turkey, June 26, 1999 Euthanasia in The Netherlands (With Henk ten Have). Affirming Life in the face of Death. First Annual Conference Nebraska Coalition for Compassionate Care. Lincoln, April 22, 1999 Cloning of Human Beings and Why We Should Not Journey There. A Reply to John Robertson (Invited lecture and panel discussion). Georgia College and State University at Milledgeville, February 17, 1999 1998 Ethical and Legal Dilemmas: The Impact of Advance Directives (Invited lecture and panel discussion). Health Management: Building Partnerships for Success – 13th Annual Meeting of the American Association of Cardiovascular & Pulmonary Rehabilitation. Denver, Colorado, October 15, 1998 Retaining Important Distinctions in End-of-Life Care (Invited lecture). Bishops’ Pastoral Plan Annual Convention. Lincoln, Nebraska, October 10, 1998 Ethics Education in Dentistry: History, Philosophy and Curriculum. Philosophy of and Philosophy in Healthcare Education – XIIth Annual Conference of the European Society for Philosophy of Medicine and Health Care. Freiburg, Germany, August 21, 1998 The Nature of Medicine and Its Intrinsic Morality (Invited lecture). Procreative and Birth Ethics: Integrating Catholic Truth and Medicine Summer Institute. Omaha, Nebraska, June 14, 1998 Futility Decisions in the NICU: Procedure or Substance? (Invited Keynote Lecture). Partnerships in Perinatal Care – 28th Annual Great Plains Organization for Perinatal Health Care Conference. Omaha, Nebraska, May 4, 1998 “It just ain’t right”: The Significance of Contrast Ethics vis-à-vis Revolutionary Biomedical Innovations. American Academy of Religion & Society of Biblical Literature, 1998 Rocky Mountains - Great Plains Regional Meeting. Omaha, Nebraska, March 20, 1998 Medical Futility: A Case in Point for Ethics Committees. Taking Stock of Individual, Institutional and Societal Influences on the Work of Ethics Committees – Ninth Annual Workshop for Hospital Ethics Committees, Creighton University, Omaha, Creighton University. Omaha, Nebraska, March 13, 1998 Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 26

1997 Ethics of Rehabilitation Care. Exit The Lonesome Cowboy: Patients' Best Interests vs. Their Right to Self-Determination as the Primary Guiding Principle. 1997 Annual conference of the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation. Dallas, Texas, November 8, 1997 Euthanasia in The Netherlands. Creighton University Annual Pharmacy Ethics Conference. Omaha, Nebraska, October 17, 1997 1996 The Conflict Between Autonomy and Beneficence. Physical Therapy Program, Barry University. Miami Shores, Florida, Sept. 13, 1996 Health Care Systems and the Definition of Needs in the Allocatory Context of Global, Local, and Nodal Communities (Invited keynote lecture). Nova Southeastern University, Programs for Higher Education, Health Care Specialization, 1996 Summer Institute, Tucson, Arizona, July 28, 1996 1995 Professional Ethics: The Separatist Thesis. Nova Southeastern University, Seminar on Teaching Professional Ethics. Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, September 28, 1995 Euthanasia in The Netherlands. Catholic University of Nijmegen - European Bioethics Seminar IV. Nijmegen, The Netherlands, August 13, 1995 Ethics and Occupational Therapy. Patient autonomy versus quality of life in the care of elderly patients. Barry University - Occupational Therapy Program. Miami Shores, Florida, March 12, 1995 1994 Substituted Judgements for Incompetent Patients. Second conference, European Union BioMed Project on Impaired Decision-Making, hosted by the Complutense University. Madrid, Spain, December 23, 1994 The Unknown Patient. The possibility of sympathic benevolence. Symposium on Theory and Practice, organized by the Institute for Theory and History of Medicine, University of Münster. Rothenberge, Münster, Germany, October 5-7, 1994 Choosing the Unknown. The professional duty of ‘primum non nocere’ revisited. (Invited lecture). Post-Congress Course `Faces Revisited: The Disappointing Result', hosted by the University Hospital Nijmegen, Department of Maxillo-facial Surgery. Nijmegen, The Netherlands, September 12, 1994 Euthanasia in The Netherlands. Catholic University of Nijmegen - European Bioethics Seminar III. Nijmegen, The Netherlands, August 12, 1994 Health Care Ethics Committees. Catholic University of Nijmegen - European Bioethics Seminar III. Nijmegen, The Netherlands, August 11, 1994 Hospital Ethics Committees: Policy Issues (Invited lecture). Fondazione Lanza - Progetto Biomedicina ed Etica. Padova, Italy, April 16, 1994 The Notion of Sympathy: Some comments on the feasibility of clinical ethics. Institute for Medical History, Free University of Berlin. Berlin, Germany, January 13, 1994 1993 Medical Ethics Education in The Netherlands. Institute for Medical History, Erlangen- Nürnberg University. Erlangen, Germany, October 22, 1993 Medical Ethics in the Netherlands. American Summer School, New York Union College. Utrecht, July 26, 1993 Authenticity and Personhood: The feasibility of a substantial foundation of bioethics (Invited lecture). Symposium on Existentialism and Medicine, organized by the Institute for Theory and History of Medicine, University of Münster. Rothenberge/Münster, Germany, July 7-9, 1993 Ethics for Laboratory Personnel: An introduction (Invited lecture). IJsel College. Deventer, July 18, 1993. Repeated on March 25, 1994 Nursing Ethics: The patient on kidney dialysis (Invited lecture). Postgraduate Nursing Programs, Nijmegen. June 10, 1993. Repeated on March 14, 1994 and October 25, 1994 1992 Authenticity and Chronicity Symposium ‘Body and Chronic Disorders’, hosted by the Catholic University of Nijmegen. Nijmegen, The Netherlands, October 23, 1992 Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 27

Medical Activism versus Careful Acquiescence: Some ethical and legal differences between physician assisted suicide and withholding/withdrawing life support (Invited lecture). University of Chicago, Dept. of Obstetrics & Gynecology / Center for Medical Ethics. Chicago, Illinois, September 7, 1992 Chronic Disorders and Distributive Justice. VIth European Conference on Philosophy of Medicine and Health Care. Budapest, Hungary. August 13, 1992 Tragic Choices: the Example of Sterilization and Refertilization Techniques (Invited lecture). Schering Conference on Ethical and Social Aspects of Gynecology. Berlin, May 7, 1992 Anencephalics as Organ Donors (Invited lecture). Schering Conference on Ethical and Social Aspects of Gynecology, Berlin, May 7, 1992 (with G. Christaens) Euthanasia in The Netherlands (Invited Lecture). 3 day seminar on Care of the Dying, Evangelische Studiengemeinschaft Lochum. Lochum, Germany, March 29, 1992 1990 The Concept of Normality in Biomedical Science (Invited lecture). Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. San Antonio, Texas, October 16, 1990 AIDS and Professional Ethics (Invited lecture). University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio - AIDS Awareness Week. San Antonio, Texas, October 5, 1990 1989 Towards a Deeper Understanding of Psychiatric Diseases; Some thoughts on the work of the German philosopher-psychiatrist Viktor von Gebsattel. Annual Conference of the European Society for Philosophy of Medicine and Health Care - “From Brentano to Bieganski: European Traditions in Philosophy of Medicine.” Czestokowa, Poland, October 20-21, 1989 A Matter of Identity: Some thoughts on the relationship between «Person» and «Daseinswelt» in the story of William Thompson from Oliver Sacks. Seminar on O. Sacks and Medical Anthropology, Institut für Theorie und Geschichte der Medizin. Westfählische Wilhelmsuniversität Münster, Rothenberge/Münster, West-Germany, June 8-10, 1989 1988 Setting Limits as a Justification of Obligatory Euthanasia: A comparison between Callahan's allocation theory, euthanasia in the Third Reich and the current situation in The Netherlands with regard to voluntary and obligatory euthanasia (Invited lecture). 1989 Spring National Meeting of the Society for Health and Human Values: Health Care in an Aging Society, Planning for the 20th Century. Little Rock, Arkansas, April 27-29, 1989 Euthanasia: Developments in The Netherlands. University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, Institute for the Medical Humanities. Galveston,Texas, April 14, 1989 1988 Euthanasia: Differences between a legal versus moral value context. Society for Health and Human Values, 1988 Annual Meeting. Chicago, Illinois, November 12, 1988 Euthanasia: Controversy in the U.S. and The Netherlands (Invited lecture). The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio. San Antonio, Texas, November 3, 1988 Ethics in Biomedicine: Responsibilities in scientific research (Invited lecture). Loyola Medical School - Biochemistry and Biophysics Seminar. Maywood, Illinois, Chicago, May 23, 1988 Philosophical Anthropology and Psychiatry. Loyola University of Chicago Stritch School of Medicine - Psychophilosophy Workshop. Maywood, Illinois, May 21, 1988 Euthanasia in The Netherlands: An analysis from a legal and ethical perspective. Loyola University of Chicago Stritch School of Medicine - Ethics Grand Rounds. Maywood, Illinois, May 9, 1988 Legal Aspects of Euthanasia. Loyola University of Chicago Stritch School of Medicine - Senior Medical Seminar. Maywood, Illinois, April 14, 1988 Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 28

TEACHING

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Courses Taught at Creighton University

Creighton University 2004-2010 Jesuit Higher Education in the 21st Century. Continuing Education Faculty Development Seminar (n=20). Series of ten 3-hour sessions. Founding co- director and co-facilitator (during the years 2004, 2007, 2008 and 2010).

School of Medicine 2013-2014 Ethical Aspects of End-of-Life Care - Senior On-line Elective (4 weeks; n=10). Course Director and instructor. Taught annually in the month of January 2003-2012 Senior Electives (4 weeks; n=1). Preformatted offerings include: (1) Evaluating Patients’ Best Interest. (2) End of life care . (3) Justice in health care. Students are encouraged to propose special topics based on personal interest. 2003-present Medical Ethics and Law (IDC 137). Small group facilitator and lecturer. 1997-2002 Patient and Society - Ethics Component (IDC 137). Course director, instructor and small group facilitator, 34-hour required course for first year medical students (n=115). Taught annually in the Fall

School of Dentistry 2007-2011 Ethics in the Practice of Dentistry I: Foundational and Clinical Issues (CPD 313). Course co-director (with Dr. N Levering), instructor and small group facilitator, 20-hour required ethics course for junior dental students (n=84). Taught annually in the Summer 2000-2004 Ethics in the Practice of Dentistry I: Foundational and Clinical Issues (CPD 313). Course director, instructor and small group facilitator, 20-hour required ethics course for junior dental students (n=84). Taught annually in the Summer 2000 Ethics in the Practice of Dentistry IV: Elective. Course director and instructor, 12 hour elective course on informed consent in dentistry. n=2. Winter 2000 1997-2000 Ethics in the Practice of Dentistry II: Clinical Issues (CPD 313). Course director, instructor and small group facilitator, 8-hour required ethics course for junior dental students (n=84). Taught annually in the Summer 1997-2000 Ethics in the Practice of Dentistry I: Foundational Issues (CPD 141/133). Course director, instructor and small group facilitator, 8-hour required ethics course for freshman dental students (n=68). Taught annually in the Spring

Graduate School 2014-present Ethical Aspects of End of Life Care (MHE614). Course director and instructor. Elective course in the MS in Health Care Ethics degree program. First taught in the Fall of 2014. 2013 Jesuit and Ignatian Traditions (IDL820). Instructor. Elective course in the Interdisciplinary EdD in Leadership degree program. Taught in the Summer of 2013. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 29

2012-present Catholic Bioethics (MHE623). Course director and instructor. Elective course in the MS in Health Care Ethics degree program. First taught in the Summer of 2012. 2011-present Capstone Course (MHE609). Course director and instructor. Core course in the MS in Health Care Ethics degree program. First taught in the Spring of 2011. Also taught in the Spring of 2012. 2010-present Philosophical and Theological Aspects of End-of-Life Care (MHE612). Course director and instructor. Elective in the MS in Health Care Ethics degree program. First taught in the Fall of 2010. Also taught in the Summer of 2011 2010-present Philosophical Bioethics (MHE605). Course director and instructor. Core course in the MS in Health Care Ethics degree program. First taught in the Spring of 2010. Taught also in the Summer of 2010, the Fall of 2010, and the Spring of 2011. 2007 Biomedical Science and the History of the Human Body (MLS 639). Course director and instructor. MA of Liberal Studies program. Taught in the Fall semester of 2007.

Recent Lectures & Small Group Facilitation at Creighton University

School of Medicine

2015 g Co-Presenter (with Dr. Nikhil Jagan), “Surrogate decision making: A challenge in clinical medicine.” Clinical Ethics Session, CMUC, Oct. 28, 2015. g First year medical students (IDC 135; class of 2019; n=±150). One hour lecture on Physician assisted suicide and euthanasia, Sept 11, 2015. 2014 g First year medical students (IDC 135; class of 2018; n=±150). One hour lecture on Physician assisted suicide and euthanasia, Sept 12, 2014. g "Ethical reflections on the importance of communication in the relationship between HCP and patient," presented at "Mid-Summer Lyceum 2014 - Communication, Frustration and Trust: Ethical & Clinical Dimensions of the Professional-Patient Relationship." Cosponsored by the CU-SoM Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology and CHPE. August 1, 2014, Omaha. 2013 g Co-Presenter, (with Dr. Tammy Wichman), “"Withholding and withdrawing life-sustaining treatment. An ethically sound decision making approach." Clinical Ethics Session, CMUC, Oct. 30, 2013. g First year medical students (IDC 135; class of 2017; n=±150). One hour lecture on Physician assisted suicide and euthanasia, Sept 6, 2013 2012 g First year medical students (IDC 135; class of 2016; n=±145). One hour lecture on Physician assisted suicide and euthanasia, Sept 6, 2012 2011 g First year medical students (IDC 135; class of 2015; n=145). One hour lecture on Physician assisted suicide and euthanasia, Sept 28, 2011. g Surgery residents. GME course on palliative surgical care. Co-facilitation of a series of three 2-hour meetings with lectures, student presentations, and case discussions g First year medical students (class of 2015; n=13) Small group leader, Introduction to the profession session & IDC 135; total of eight sessions, Fall 2011 2010 g First year medical students (IDC 135; class of 2014; n=145). One hour lecture on Physician Assisted Suicide and euthanasia, Sept 29, 2010. g Surgery residents. GME course on ethics and policy in surgical practice. Series of three 2-hour meetings with lectures, student presentations, and case discussions. g First year medical students (class of 2014; n=14) Small group leader, Introduction to the profession session & IDC 135; total of eight sessions, Fall 2010 Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 30

2009 g First year medical students (class of 2013; n=125. One hour lecture on Physician Assisted Suicide and euthanasia, Oct 1, 2009. g First year medical students (class of 2013; n=14) Small group leader, Introduction to the profession session & IDC 135; total of eight sessions, Fall 2009 2008 g First year medical students (class of 2012; n=125. One hour lecture on Physician Assisted Suicide and euthanasia, Oct 2, 2008. g First year medical students (class of 2012; n=14) Small group leader, Introduction to the profession session & IDC 135; total of eight sessions, Fall 2008 2007 g First year medical students (class of 2011; n=125. One hour lecture on Physician Assisted Suicide and euthanasia, Oct 11, 2007. g First year medical students (class of 2011; n=14) Small group leader, Introduction to the profession session & IDC 135; total of eight sessions, Fall 2007 2006 g First year medical students (class of 2010; n=14) Substitute small group leader, M1, IDC 135, case discussion. November 16, 2006 g First year medical students (class of 2010; n=14). Small group leader, M1 Introduction to the profession session. August 11, 2006 2005 g Second year medical students (class of 2006; n=±116): Reproductive System (IDC 215); one hour lecture on Ethical Issues of Reproductive Medicine, Feb. 15, 2005.200 g Second year medical students: Patient & Society (IDC 237). Small group session leader. Feb. 1, 2005 2004 g First year medical students (class of 2007; n=±116): Ethics in Medicine (IDC 135). Two hour lecture on Physician Assisted Suicide. Nov 19, 2004. g Second year medical students (class of 2005; n=±116): Reproductive System (IDC 215); one hour lecture on Ethical Issues of Reproductive Medicine, Jan 29, 2004. 2003 g Evaluating Patients' Best Interest (HPE407). Four-week intensive Senior Elective (n=1). November 2003. g First year medical students: Medical Ethics (IDC 135). Two hour lecture on Physician Assisted Suicide (n=120). Nov. 19, 2003 g Third year medical students: Palliative Care. Clinical Dimensions Course. Small group session leader (n=12). Oct. 24, 2003 g First year medical students. Medical Ethics. (IDC 135). Small group facilitation. Ten 90-minute sessions (n=12). Fall 2003 g Second year medical students: Reproductive System (IDC 215). One hour lecture on Ethical Issues of Reproductive Medicine and Cloning (n=35). Feb. 18, 2003 2002 g Second year medical students: Patient & Society - Capstone Course (IDC 237). Small group session leader, 3 hours in total (n=15). December 10 & 11, 2002 g First year medical students - Introduction to the Profession. Coordination (with Laura McCall, Dean’s Office), presentation, and small group (n=120), August 9, 2002 g Second year medical students: Reproductive System (IDC 215). One hour lecture on Ethical Issues of Reproductive Medicine and Cloning (n=35). Febr. 1, 2002 g Second year medical students: Patient & Society - Capstone Course (IDC237). Small group session leader, 4 hours in total (n=15). Jan 3 & 4, 2002 2001 g First year medical students - Introduction to the Profession. Coordination (with Laura McCall, Dean’s Office), presentation, and small group (n=118), August 10, 2001 g Second year medical students: Peds-Aging System (IDC 231). EPEC Seminar; lecture on futility and small group facilitation, 2 hours total (n=116) March 30, 2001 g Second year medical students: Reproductive System (IDC 215). One hour lecture on Ethical Issues of Reproductive Medicine (n .35). Febr. 15, 2001 g Second year medical students: Patient & Society - Capstone Course (IDC237). Small group session leader, 4 hours in total (n=15). Jan. 4 & 5, 2001 Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 31

2000 g Residents, Internal Medicine - Acute Care Series Core Curriculum: Ethics - End of Life and Life Support Issues (n=70; includes non-residents in the audience). St. Joseph Hospital. Aug. 24, 2000 g Second year medical students: Peds-Aging System (IDC 231). EPEC Seminar; lectures on futility and physician-assisted-suicide, and small group facilitation (n=113). April 6-7, 2000 g Second year medical students): Patient & Society, Capstone Course (IDC237). Small group session leader, 4 hours in total (n=15). Febr. 8, 10 & 11 g Second year medical students: Reproductive System (IDC 215). One hour lecture on Ethical Issues of Reproductive Medicine (n=35), January 21, 2000 1999 g Second year medical students: Reproductive System (IDC 215). One hour lecture on Ethical Issues of Reproductive Medicine (n=35), February 25,1999 g Continuing Medical Education: Practical Pediatrics: 1999 Update. Presenter and panel member: Parental requests for unorthodox therapies. Febr 12, 1999

School of Dentistry 2011 g Third year students. Community Dentistry Course (CPD 433; n=±87) One hour lecture on justice in oral health care (n=±85). March 18, 2011. 2010 g Third year students. Community Dentistry Course (CPD 433; n=±87) One hour lecture on justice in oral health care (n=±85). March 26, 2010. 2009 g Third year students. Community Dentistry Course (CPD 433; n=±87) One hour lecture on justice in oral health care (n=±85). February 13, 2009. 2008 g Third year students. Community Dentistry Course (CPD 433; n=±87) One hour lecture on justice in oral health care (n=±85). February 8, 2008. 2007 g First year students: Interpersonal Relations & Communications Course (CPD 111; n=±66); 1-hour ethics lecture on Integrity and Professionalism; September 6, 2007 g Fourth year students: Ethics in the practice of Dentistry Course (CPD 433; n=±87); Planning assistance to new course director; guest lectures and small group session leadership. Summer of 2007. 2004 g Third year students: Community Dentistry Course (CPD 333; n=±87); 1-hour lecture on Ethics and Responsibility in Dental Care, January 21, 2004. g First year students: Interpersonal Relations & Communications Course (CPD 111; n=±66); 1-hour ethics lecture on Integrity and Professionalism; September 4, 2004 2003 g Third year students: Community Dentistry Course (CPD 333). One hour lecture on Ethics and Responsibility in Dental Care (n=84). January 21, 2003 g First year students: Interpersonal Relations & Communications Course (CPD 111). One hour ethics lecture on Integrity and Professionalism (n=66). September 4, 2003 2002 g First year dental students: Interpersonal relations & Communications Course (CPD 111). One hour ethics lecture on integrity and professionalism (n=66). August 29, 2002 2001 g First year dental students: Interpersonal relations & Communications Course (CPD 111). One hour ethics lecture on integrity and professionalism (n=66). September 30, 2001 2000 g First year dental students: Interpersonal relations & Communications Course (CPD 111). Two 1-hour ethics lectures & review of class code of ethics (n=66). August 17 and 31, 2000 g Third year dental students: Introduction to the Clinics - Ethical Aspects. Instructor and small group session leader, 2½-hour required session (n=82). May 6, 2000 g Fourth year dental students: Ethics in the Practice of Dentistry IV - Elective. Course director and instructor, 12 hour elective course on informed consent in dentistry (n=2), Winter 2000. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 32

1999 g First year dental students: Interpersonal relations & Communications Course (CPD 111). Two ethics lectures & review of class code of ethics (n=66). August 26 and Sept. 1999 g Third year dental students: Introduction to the Clinics - Ethical Aspects. Instructor and small group session leader, 2½-hour required session (n=80). May 7, 1999

School of Pharmacy and Health Professions 2015 g Students in Occupational Therapy; OTD 562 Ethical Reasoning in Occupational Therapy. 2-hour session on “The Language of Health Care Ethics. The example of decision making at the end of life.” September 23, 2014. 2015 g Students in Occupational Therapy; OTD 316 Professional Practice and Ethical Formation. 2-hour session on “The Language of Health Care Ethics. PAS & Euthana sia,” October 7, 2015. g Students in Occupational Therapy; OTD 316 Professional Practice and Ethical Formation. 2-hour session on “The Language of Health Care Ethics. Futility,” September 29, 2015. g OT Visiting China Scholars Program; two hour lecture on end-of-life care, June 11, 2015. 2014 g Students in Occupational Therapy; OTD 316 Professional Practice and Ethical Formation. 2-hour session on “The Language of Health Care Ethics. The example of decision making at the end of life.” September 23, 2014. 2013 g Students in Occupational Therapy; OTD 316 Professional Practice and Ethical Formation. 2-hour session on “The Language of Health Care Ethics. The example of decision making at the end of life.” October 1, 2013. g Students in Occupational Therapy; OTD 352 Introduction to Health Care Ethics; 2-hour session on futility and end-of-life care. April 11, 2013. 2012 g Students in Occupational Therapy; Clinical Ethics Course; 2-hour session on futility and end-of-life care. April 5, 2012. 2011 g Students in Occupational Therapy; Clinical Ethics Course; 2-hour session on futility and end-of-life care. April 14, 2011. 2010 g First year pharmacy, OT and PT students. Introduction Session. Presentation on Oaths and Professionalism. August 16, 2010. g First year pharmacy (distance education) students. Introduction Session. Presentation on Oaths and Professionalism. July 25, 2010. g Students in Occupational Therapy; Clinical Ethics Course; 2-hour session on futility and end-of-life care. April 8, 2010. 2009 g First year pharmacy, OT and PT students. Introduction Session. Presentation on Oaths and Professionalism. August 17, 2009. g First year pharmacy (distance education) students. Introduction Session. Presentation on Oaths and Professionalism. August 3, 2009. g Students in Occupational Therapy; Clinical Ethics Course; 2-hour session on futility and end-of-life care. April 2, 2009. 2008 g First year pharmacy students. Moderator, panel on professionalism in pharmacy. August 6, 2008. g Students in Occupational Therapy; - Distance program. Ethics Course; 3-hour session on futility and end-of-life care. July 15, 2008. g Students in Occupational Therapy; Clinical Ethics Course; 3-hour session on futility and end-of-life care. March 31 and April 7 2008. 2007 g Students in Occupational Therapy; Clinical Ethics Course; 3-hour session on futility and end-of-life care. October 9 2007. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 33

g First year pharmacy students. Presenter and member, panel on professionalism in pharmacy. August 1, 2007. 2006 g Students in Occupational Therapy; Clinical Ethics Course; 3-hour session on futility and end-of-life care. October 10, 2006. 2006 g Students in Occupational Therapy; Advanced Clinical Ethics Course; 3-hour session on futility and end-of-life care. July 17, 2006. 2005 g Students in Occupational Therapy: Advanced Clinical Ethics Course; non-traditional students; 3-hour session on futility and end-of-life care (n=5). July 22, 2004 2004 g Students in Occupational Therapy: Ethics in the Health Professions; 2-hour session on PAS/euthanasia (n=18). Oct. 13, 2004 g Students in Occupational Therapy: Advanced Clinical Ethics Course; non-traditional students; 3-hour session on futility and end-of-life care (n=4). July 23, 2004 2003 g Students in Occupational Therapy: Ethics in the Health Professions; 2-hour session on PAS/euthanasia (n=18). Oct. 1, 2003 g Students in Occupational Therapy: Advanced Clinical Ethics Course; 2-hour session on decision-making for incompetent patients (n=18). September 17, 2003 g Students in Occupational Therapy: Advanced Clinical Ethics Course; non-traditional students; 3-hour session on futility and end-of-life care (n=4). July 15, 2003 2002 g Students in Occupational Therapy: Ethics in the Health Professions; 3-hour session on PAS/euthanasia (n=60). Oct. 2, 2002 g Students in Occupational Therapy: Ethics in the Health Professions; 3-hour session on decision making for incompetent patients (n=60). Sept. 17, 2002 2001 g Students in Pharmacy: Ethical aspects of assisted suicide and euthanasia. 2-hour session (n=35). March 22, 2001 g Students in Occupational Therapy: Ethics in the Health Professions; 3-hour session on ethical aspects of physician assisted suicide and euthanasia (with Dr. Henk ten Have) (n=60). April 10, 2001 g Students in Occupational Therapy: Ethics in the Health Professions; 3-hour session on ethical aspects of incompetence (n=60). Oct. 11, 2001 2000 g Students in Physical Therapy: Ethical and Legal Issues of PAS. 2-hour session (n.80); March 13, 2000 g Students in Pharmacy: Ethical aspects of assisted suicide and euthanasia. 2-hour session (n=35), April 27, 2000 g Students in Pharmacy: Ethical aspects of assisted suicide and euthanasia. 2-hour session (n=35). Oct 6, 2000 g Students in Occupational Therapy: Ethics in the Health Professions; 3-hour session on ethical aspects of physician assisted suicide and euthanasia (n=8). October 26, 2000 g Students in Occupational Therapy: Ethics in the Health Professions; 3-hour session on ethical aspects of physician assisted suicide and euthanasia (n=65). April 14, 1999

School of Nursing 2009 g Second year nursing students. Care Management of Populations (NUR 381). 2 hrs session on justice in health care. June 29, 2009 g Second year nursing students. Care Management of Populations (NUR 381). 2 hrs session on justice in health care. March 20, 2009 2008 g Second year nursing students. Care Management of Populations (NUR 381). 2 hrs session on justice in health care. Febr 22, 2008 g Third and fourth year nursing students. Nursing Care of Patients and Families Experiencing Grief, Dying, and Death. 2 hrs session on ethical decision making at the end of life. February 11, 2008. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 34

g Third year nursing students. Health Policy Course. 2 hour session on justice in health care. February 5, 2008. 2007 g Second year nursing students. Care Management of Populations (NUR 381). 2 hrs session on justice in health care. June 18, 2007 g Second year nursing students. Care Management of Populations (NUR 381). 2 hrs session on justice in health care. Febr 16, 2007 2005 g Second year nursing students. Care Management of Populations (NUR 381). 2 hrs session on justice in health care. Febr 4, 2005 2001 g Accelerated nursing program. Two hour session on advance directives (n=5), Sep. 19, 2001 2000 g Nursing Seminar (NUR 494) - Ethical Aspects, 1½ h. panel discussion (n=40), Alegent Immanuel Hospital, Wednesday May 3, 2000 1999 g Nursing Students (NUR 494): Presentation and panel (2 hour session) on assisted suicide and euthanasia (n=30).December 14, 1999

Graduate School 2003 g Graduate Students in the Biomedical Sciences: Responsible Conduct of Research (IDC 601); 2-hour session on Professionalism (n=17). November 11, 2003 2002 g Graduate Students in the Biomedical Sciences: Responsible Conduct of Research (IDC 601); 2-hour session on Ethical Aspects of Experimentation (n=25). October 16, 2002 2001 g Graduate Students in the Biomedical Sciences: Responsible Conduct of Research (IDC 601); 2-hour session on Ethical Aspects of Experimentation (n=25). October 16, 2001 2000 g Graduate Students in the Biomedical Sciences: Responsible Conduct of Research (IDC 601); 2-hour session on Ethical Aspects of Experimentation (n=25). October 31, 2000 1999 g Graduate Students in the Biomedical Sciences: Responsible Conduct of Research (IDC 601); 2-hour session on Ethical Aspects of Experimentation (n=25). October 21, 1999 g Health Services Administration students (HSA 602). One hour session on ethical issues in managed care (n=8). October 23, 1999

Creighton University Medical Center 2004 g 4th Interprofessional Education Collaborative Care Seminar. Small group facilitator (n=8). Sept. 17, 2004 g 3th Interprofessional Education Collaborative Care Seminar. Small group facilitator (n=6). April 30, 2004 g 2nd Interprofessional Education Collaborative Care Seminar. Small group facilitator (n=6). October 3, 2003

School of Law 2003 g Geriatric Law Course, 1½ hour lecture on end-of-life care law (n=15). April 10, 2003 2002 g Geriatric Law Course, 1½ hour lecture on euthanasia (n=15). April 16, 2002

College of Arts and Sciences 2008 g Theology and the Vocation to Health Care (Senior Perspective 458). 2 one-hr sessions on the Health care as profession and system. September 25 and October 2, 2008 g Global Health (ANT 317). 2 hrs session on justice in health care. March 17, 2008 g Global Health (ANT 317). 2 hrs session on justice in health care. March 17, 2008 Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 35

g Global Health Care Policy (HAP 420). 2 hrs session on justice in health care. Jan 30, 2008 g Senior Perspectives Course: The human body in the arts, January 17, 2008 g Senior Perspectives Course: The human body in the arts, January 17, 2008 2007 g Senior Perspectives Course: The human body in the arts, June 5, 2007 g Senior Perspectives Course: The human body in the arts, January 10, 2007 2006 g Senior Perspectives Course: The human body in the arts, October 2, 2006 2002 g Senior Biomedical Ethics: Philosophical and Theological Approaches (SRP/PHL/THL/HAP 457), 2 three-hour lectures on euthanasia (n=22). April 2 and 9, 2002

Student mentoring

2003 g First year medical students, class of 2007. Mentor for 6 students, 2003-04. 2000 g Supervising faculty member of a “Creighton University Public Health Interest Forum” sponsored student-fellowship, awarded to 3rd year law student Melissa Simpson during the Summer of 2000

Teaching Activities outside of Creighton University

2-6/06 End of Life Care Ethics. Course director and Instructor. Graduate Seminar (in German). Spring Semester 2006. School of Theology, Pontifical Gregorian University, Rome, Italy. 7-8/97 Concepts, Issues and Values in Health Care Education. National Lecturer, July 25 - August 2, Nova Southeastern University, Programs for Higher Education, 1997 Summer Institute, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 8-12/96 Foundations of Medical Ethics and Health Care Delivery. Course Coordinator and Instructor, August - December 1996, required 2-part bioethics course for freshmen podiatric medicine students, Barry University School of Podiatric Medicine, Miami Shores, Florida 8/96 Ethical Issues in the Care of Incompetent Patients. Course Director and instructor, CEREC Center Clinical Ethics Seminar, August 23-25, 1996, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 7-8/96 Emerging Ethical, Legal and Social Issues in Health Care. National Lecturer, July 24 - August 3, Nova Southeastern University, Programs for Higher Education, 1996 Summer Institute, Tucson, Arizona 7-12/96 The Individual and Society. Lecturer, required humanities course, July - December 1996, Business and Management Program, Nova Southeastern University, Farquahar School of Undergraduate Sciences, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 3/96 Educating Health Care Ethics Committees (FIPSE-funded Baylor College of Medicine Program). With Dr. Stuart Spicker. March 1-3, Jupiter Medical Center, Jupiter, Florida 8/95 European Bioethics Seminar IV. Lecturer (August 9-11), Department of Ethics, Philosophy and History of Medicine, Catholic University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands 1-5/95 Seminar, Ethical Issues in Death & Dying. St. David's Parish, Davie, Florida 4/94-12/94 Dental Ethics. Department of Ethics, Philosophy and History of Medicine, Catholic University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands 8/94 European Bioethics Seminar III. Lecturer (August 8-12), Department of Ethics, Philosophy and History of Medicine, Catholic University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands 7/93-12/94 Nursing Ethics (with specific reference to renal dialysis). Department of Ethics, Philosophy and History of Medicine, Catholic University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 36

1/93-12/94 Medical and Clinical Ethics for fifth and sixth year medical students. Department of Ethics, Philosophy and History of Medicine, Catholic University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands 5/93 European Bioethics Seminar II. Coordinator and lecturer (May 11-15), Department of Ethics, Philosophy and History of Medicine, Catholic University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands 8/92 European Bioethics Seminar I. Coordinator and lecturer (August 3-7), Department of Ethics, Philosophy and History of Medicine, Catholic University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands 1/91-5/91 Professional Ethics. Instructor, St. Mary's University (2 courses), San Antonio, Texas 8/90-12/90 Introduction to Philosophy. Instructor, San Antonio College, San Antonio, Texas Introduction to Philosophy. Instructor, Incarnate Word College, San Antonio, Texas Ethics. Instructor, San Antonio College, San Antonio, Texas Philosophy of Morality. Instructor, St. Mary's University (2 courses), San Antonio, Texas 1/88-5/88 Medical Ethics: A case studies approach. Faculty, Freshman Medical Ethics Course, Course Director: Dr. DC Thomasma, Loyola University of Chicago, Stritch School of Medicine, Maywood, Illinois

EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

AT CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY

2016-present Interdisciplinary Doctorate (PhD) in Normative Science (Chair of planning committee). Doctorate open to qualified master students. In early phase of development. If approved, the program will be launched in the fall of 2018. 2014-16 The World in Dialogue. International and Interdisciplinary Perspectives on End of Life Care (co-developed with Dr. Alex Roedlach, CU Department of Cultural and Social Studies). (New graduate hybrid course to be offered for the first time in the Summer of 2016 at Sankt Augustin University near Bonn, Germany, for both CU and Sankt Augustin students. 2014-15 Ethical aspects of end-of-life care (developed with Dr Helen S. Chapple) (MHE 614). New elective course in the MS in Health Care Ethics Program; also available as senior medical school elective (cross-listed as MHE414). 2011-12 Oral Health Care at the Intersection of Professional and Business Ethics (MHE 624). Course director. New elective course in the MS in Health Care Ethics Program. Catholic Bioethics (MHE 623). Course director and instructor. New elective course in the MS in Health Care Ethics Program. 2010-11 Capstone Course (MHE 609). Course director and instructor. New required course in the MS in Health Care Ethics Program. Philosophical and Theological Aspects of End of Life Care (MHE 612). Course director and instructor. New elective course in the MS in Health Care Ethics Program. 2009-10 Graduate Medical Education course on Ethics and Policy in Surgical Practice. Series of monthly one-hour meetings with lectures, student presentations, and case discussions for CUMC surgery residents. 2009-10 Philosophical Bioethics (MHS 605). Course director and instructor. New required course in the MS in Health Care Ethics Program. 2007 Biomedical Science and the History of the Human Body (MLS 639). Course director and instructor. New course in the MA of Liberal Studies program. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 37

2003-present Jesuit Higher Education in the 21st Century. Annual continuing Education Faculty Seminar. Series of ten 3-hour sessions. Founding co-director and co-facilitator. 2000-2008 Graduate Bioethics Degree Program. Principal developer of a proposal, including detailed outline of a curriculum, for a graduate program in bioethics, to be offered through the CU graduate school, administered by CHPE 2000 Interdisciplinary Course on Justice in Health Care. Development, at the request of Dr. R. Wilson, Vice-President for Health Sciences, of a framework course for an interdisciplinary course, to be taught to all health sciences students at Creighton University, focused on the topic of justice in health care (course was developed but not implemented) 2000 Medicine at the Movies. Development and hosting of a para-curricular series of feature film movies about medical themes, following the M1 medical ethics course (6 sessions, Fall 2000) 1997-2005 Ethics in the Practice of Dentistry I - IV (with Dr. Gary Westerman). 32-hour required / 8 hour elective ethics curriculum for junior and senior dental students, Creighton University School of Dentistry 1997-2002 Patient and Society - Ethics Component. 34-hour required course for freshman medical students, Creighton University School of Medicine

EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT OTHER THAN AT CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY

1/06-6/06 Ethical Aspects of End-of-Life Care. Seminar (in German) for German exchange students at the Gregorian University, Rome 7-8/97 Concepts, Issues and Values in Health Care Education. (with Dr. Linda Scheirton) Required Specialization Course for EdD-doctoral students, Nova Southeastern University, Programs for Higher Education, 1997 Summer Institute, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 1996 Foundations of Medical Ethics and Health Care Delivery. Required 2-part bioethics course for Podiatric Medicine students, Barry University School of Podiatric Medicine, Miami Shores, Florida 1996 Ethical Issues in the Care of Incompetent Patients. CEREC Center Clinical Ethics Seminar, August 23-25, Forth Lauderdale, Florida 1994 Dental Ethics. Ethics Curriculum for Dental Students, School of Biomedical Sciences, Catholic University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands 1993-94 Nijmegen Colloquia for Medical Ethics. Coordinator, Series of Monthly Ethics Microsymposia, Catholic University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands 1993 European Bioethics Seminar II: Health Care Issues in Pluralistic Societies. Postgraduate bioethics course (developed with Dr. Henk ten Have and members of the International Program in Bioethics Education and Research), May 11-15, 1993, Catholic University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands 1992 European Intensive Bioethics Seminar I. Postgraduate bioethics course (developed with H. ten Have), August 3-7, 1992, Catholic University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands 1992 Microsymposium Clinical Bioethics and Cultural Values. July 31, 1992, Catholic University of Nijmegen, The Netherlands 1991 Professional Ethics Course. Undergraduate level, St. Mary's University, San Antonio, Texas

EDUCATIONAL CONSULTING

2003 g Bi-Annual Conference of ACFD/AFD: Ethics and Professionalism in Dental Education. Association of Canadian Faculties of Dentistry. Workshop. Winnipeg, Canada, June 14, 2003 Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 38

2002 g Graduate dental education. University of Toronto School of Dentistry. Toronto, Canada, November 15, 2002 2000 g Undergraduate dental ethics educations. Eberhardt Karls Universitaet Tuebingen, School of Dentistry. Tuebingen, Germany, June 30, 2000 g 2000 Schweitzer Student Workshop on Health Care Ethics in Lithuania. Sponsored by the Schweitzer Institute, Kaunas Medical University, January 31-Feb 4, 2000, Kaunas, Lithuania g Invited delegate, National Dental Ethics Summit II, American College of Dentists. Two day conference in Nashville, Jan 27-29, 2000 1999 g Graduate dental education. Karolinska Dental Institute, Stockholm, Sweden, Aug. 18, ‘99 g Meetings at several dental schools. Istanbul, Turkey, August 26-27, 1999

THESIS SUPERVISION

2/6/2013 Opponent, doctoral dissertation public defense by Rutger Sonneveld, MS, Radboud University, Nijmegen, The Netherlands 9/5/2008 Opponent, doctoral dissertation public defense by Sander P.K. Welie, JD, MPsyc, University of Maastricht, The Netherlands. 8/93-8/94 Ms. E. Breukelman, Graduate Student Management & Organization Studies, Master of Arts Degree Thesis on Hospital Ethics Committees (supervision with prof. dr. A. van den Hout)

SERVICE

COMMITTEES

CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY University 8/16-8/19 Alternate member, Committee on Faculty Dismissals 7/14-12/14 Member, International Agreement Committee. 3/13-10/13 Chair, Planning Committee of the Cooperation between the University of Namur, Belgium, and Creighton University. Note: Cooperative agreement was signed on August 2, 2013 8/11-7/14 Member, Academic Council 8/11-7/14 Member, Faculty Council 2/13-5/13 Chair, Ad Hoc Committee on Faculty Handbook and University Statutes changes related to Provost 10/12-2/13 Chair, Ad Hoc Committee on Faculty Handbook changes related to Alegent Merger 10/11-4/12 Chair, Ad Hoc Committee on the Catholicity of the university 8/10-present Alternate Member, Committee on Faculty Dismissals 11/08-1/09 Member, Strategic Planning Subcommittee on CU's Mission and Identity 11/06-9/07 Member, Subcommittee of the Faculty Council, revisiting the university- wide Ethics Requirement 8/03-7/08 Member, Academic Council 8/03-7/08 Member, Faculty Council Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 39

10/04-7/05 Search Committee, Director, Center for Health Policy and Ethics 5/03-present Founding Member, Faculty Mission and Identity Group 2/03 University Delegate & Commentator, Heartland Faculty Conversations Conference, Regis University, Feb. 21-23, Denver 8/02-7/05 Member, Academic Council 8/02-7/05 Member, Faculty Council 1/02-9/03 Chair, Congress Organizing Committee, 5th International Congress on Dental Law and Ethics. Co-sponsored by Creighton University Medical Center (School of Dentistry and Center for Health Policy and Ethics) and the International Dental Ethics and Law Society 8/01-7/05 Member, University Committee on the Faculty Handbook and University Statutes 8/00-3/01 Member, ad hoc Committee on Scientific Fraud/Misconduct in Research, Creighton University Medical Center 9/98-5/99 Member, University Strategic Planning Committee / Campus in Europe 8/98-present Member, Jesuit Justice Project Committee 2009-2013 g Member, CU Planning Committee, National follow-up conference of Jesuit universities on Education for Justice, Creighton University 2013 2009 g CU Delegate, National follow-up conference of Jesuit universities on Education for Justice, Fairfield, CT, June 19-21, 2009 2007 g CU Delegate, conference on Vocation and Community Education. Santa Clara University Justice, Santa Clara, CA, March 15-17, 2007 2002 g CU Delegate, National follow-up conference of Jesuit universities on Education for Justice, Chicago, Oct 11- 13, 2002 2000 g CU Delegate, National Conference on “Education for Justice”, sponsored by the US Association of Jesuit Colleges and Universities. Santa Clara University, Oct 5- 7, 2000 g CU Delegate and Small Group Facilitator, Heartland III conference, May 22-26, 2000 g CU Delegate, Regional Conference, Detroit, June 4-5, 1999 1999 Member, Strategic planning committee on a Western-European campus 4/98-7/01 Member, Financial Advisory Committee

School of Medicine 8/11-5/12 Member, Ad Hoc Committee for the Revision of Guidelines for Rank and Tenure. 1/11 Alternate interviewer, medical school applicants, Medical School Admissions Committee. 8/08-8/11 Chair (since 8/10) and Member, Rank and Tenure Review Committee 8/06-8/07 Member, Continuing Medical Education Committee 8/06-8/07 Member, CME Program Review Subcommittee 8/03-12/03 Member, CME Ad Hoc Subcommittee, Self-study report for the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education 2/03-5/03 Consultant, 2003 LCME Special Committee on Governance and Administration Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 40

8/01-7/05 Member, Continuing Medical Education Committee 8/01-7/05 Member, CME Program Review Subcommittee 1/98-7/01 Member, Committee on Student Research and Scholarly Activity 9/97-9/98 Member, Medical Research Committee 8/97-8/99 Member, Executive Committee

School of Dentistry 9/97-9/98 Member, Ad Hoc Accreditation Self-Study Committee on Educational Program: Behavioral Sciences, Practice Management, Ethics and Professionalism

Graduate School 2/16-present Member, Interdisciplinary Graduate Symposium, March 20-April 2, 2017

Center for Health Policy and Ethics 8/12-present Member, Admissions Committee 8/01-present Member (and past Chair), Graduate Health Care Ethics Degree Program Committee 10/98-7/99 Member, Ad Hoc Search Committee Assistant Professor 11/98-12/07 Member, Education & Library Resources Committee 6-12/97 Member, Associate Members Task Force 3/97-12/07 Member, Computer Resources Committee 1/97-present Member, Executive Committee

HOSPITALS 2016-present Member, Clinical Education Committee, CHI Health (Nebraska based hospital system, headquartered in Omaha) 2010-2013 Consultant, development of a new hospital ethics committee, Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital, Hastings, Nebraska. 1/02-6/05 Palliative Care Committee, Division of Oncology, Creighton University Medical Center 9-10/96 Consultant, Hospital Ethics Committee, Florida Medical Center, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 7/96-1/97 Consultant, Hospital Ethics Committee, NorthWest Medical Center, Margate, Florida 7/96 Consultant, Hospital Ethics Committee, University Medical Center, Tamarac, Florida 1/93-12/94 Clinical Ethics Consultant and Scientific Secretary of the Hospital Ethics Committee, St. Radboud Hospital, Nijmegen, The Netherlands

OMAHA / NEBRASKA COMMUNITY 4/97-present Member and Vice-President (since 10/98), Operations Board, Nebraska Coalition for Compassionate Care, Omaha/Lincoln, Nebraska Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 41

SELECTED PRESENTATIONS

CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY 2016 g Moderator, Round table on “Telehealth: Working Together to Increase Access to Dental Care,” April 14, 2016. 2015 g Coordinator, Round Table on “Control groups in clinical trials when harm is a principal outcome,” Dec. 2, 2015. g Moderator, Round table on “Improvisation for scientists: a theatrical approach to communicating science.” March 25, 2015. 2014 g “Discussant,” CHPE Roundtable "The Jahi McMath case and the social construction of death," Jan. 28, 2014. g Presenter, Graduate Education and Scholarship at a 21st c. Jesuit University. Lecture for incoming students in the Masters of Medical Anthropology. April 3, 2014. 2013 g Panel session on Ignatian leadership and Social Justice, NDR course on Conflict Resolution, Sept 5, 2013. g Presenter, Graduate Education at a 21st c. Jesuit University. Lecture for incoming students in the Masters of Medical Anthropology. April 24, 2013. g Presenter, “The History of Jesuit Universities.” Faculty Seminar on Jesuit Higher Education, January 31, 2013. 2012 g Poster (with Dr. Eileen Burke Sullivan) on the “Faculty Seminar on Jesuit Higher Education in the 21st Century,” “All Things Ignatian” conference, February 2, 2012. 2011 g Moderator, panel discussion, conference on The Use of Human Tissue and Public Trust: The Chasm between Science and Ethics. Creighton University, September 19, 2011. g Panel Member. Leadership Series. Ignatian perspectives on leadership in medicine and health care, March 2, 2011. g Poster and interview on the “Faculty Seminar on Jesuit Higher Education in the 21st Century,” “All Things Ignatian” conference, February 3, 2011. 2010 g Presenter, Round table on Nitrous Oxide usage by dentists. Center for Health Policy and Ethics. February 8, 2010. g Moderator, Round table on the Pernkopf Atlas. Center for Health Policy and Ethics. January 27, 2010. 2009 g Presenter, “Choices in Health Care,” and moderator, Honors Program Sixty Second Lecture Series on health care reform. September 29, 2009. g Presenter, “The History of Jesuit Universities.” Faculty Seminar on Jesuit Higher Education, September 10, 2009. g Moderator, Round table on end of life care and ADR. Center for Health Policy and Ethics. March 18, 2009. 2008 g Moderator, Panel on Poverty and Mental Illness. Center for Health Policy and Ethics. October 15, 2008. g Presenter, “The Jesuit University as Promise and Project.” Faculty Seminar on Jesuit Higher Education, January 31, 2008. 2007 g Moderator, Roundtable on “Noblesse oblige? The reputation of a profession”, presented by Wolter Brands, DDS, JD, PhD, Senior Visiting Fellow at CHPE, Sept 5, 2007. g Presenter, “The history of Jesuit universities.” Faculty Seminar on Jesuit Higher Education, April 12, 2007. g Presenter, “The Jesuit University as Promise and Project.” Faculty Seminar on Jesuit Higher Education, January 11, 2007. 2006 g Presenter, Roundtable on “Death and Medical Power”. Center for Health Policy & Ethics, August 23, 2006 Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 42

2005 g Panel member, Round Table on Life Sustaining Technologies: Medical and Ethical Reflections on the Terri Schiavo Case. Kripke Center. April 27, 2005 g Moderator, Round Table on Ethical Principles Regarding Organ Donation in Developing Countries. Center for Health Policy & Ethics. April 6, 2005 g Moderator, Round Table on Jesuit Health Sciences: A Discussion with Father John Padberg, SJ. Center for Health Policy & Ethics. April 1, 2005 g Speaker, Clinical Ethics Series, When Patients Refuse...The Delicate Balance Between Indifferent Respect and Illegal Paternalism. Department of Medicine. March 30, 2005 2004 g Panel member, Round Table on Professionalism (?) Ethics. Center for Health Policy & Ethics. November 4, 2004 2003 g The 5th International Congress on Dental Law and Ethics. School of Dentistry Alumni Board, Oct. 16, 2003 2002 g Speaker, Clinical Pathology Conference” Deciding for (incompetent) patients about renal dialysis and other life-sustaining treatments” Creighton University Medical Center, November 13, 2002 g Panel member,”When is life not worth living”. Post-performance discussion of “Whose Life is it Anyway”. Intellectual Issues Forum event, CU Lied Education Center for the Arts, Oct. 3, 2002 g Panel Member, Critical Issues Forum: Money and Mission. The impact of the Creighton Mission Statement on issues of tuition, salary, and other economic matters. Creighton University, April 10, 2002 g Panel Member, Forum discussion on the Clinical, Ethical and Legal Resources for the Treatment of OB-GYN Cancer Patients at the end of Life. Clinical Ethics Series, Depts. of Medicine, Ob-Gyn & CHPE, Febr. 4, 2002 g Panel Member, Forum discussion on the Clinical, Ethical and Legal Resources for Artificial Nutrition/Hydration Decisions in end-of-Life Care. Clinical Ethics Series, Dept. Of Surgery & CHPE, Febr. 4, 2002 2000 g Dental Ethics Advisory Committees. School of Dentistry Faculty In-Service. April 5, 2000 g Dental ethics, Creighton University School of Dentistry Alumni Advisory Board, April 13, 2000 g Small Group Facilitator, Heartland III conference, May 22-26, 2000 1990 g Ethical Issues in Anencephaly. Moderator, CHPE Clinical Ethics Series, January 11, 1999 g Patients on the fringes Moderator, Clinical Ethics Session, co-sponsored with Family Practice Department, St. Joseph Hospital, January 19, 1999 g Families and Suffering. Discussion leader, Hospital Ethics Committee Conference. CHPE/Creighton University, March 6, 1999 g Patient Decision Making Incompetence. Forum moderator, School of Law, April 8, 1999 g Inevitable abortion: Nebraska state law regarding live birth of previable extreme premature infants. Panel, Dept. of Ob/Gyn, St. Joseph Hospital, May 26, 1999 g Unethical Uses of the Human Body. Moderator, Clinical Ethics Session. Co-sponsored with the department of anatomy. St. Joseph Hospital, May 17, 1999 g Life-Sustaining Technologies. Clinical Ethics Session,; co-sponsored with Dept. of Medicine, St. Joseph Hospital, August 26, 1999 1989 g Moderator, post-play panel discussion, "My Truth, Your Truth" by RG Martin, November 19, 1998 g Withdrawing Ventilator Support, Dept. of Medicine Acute Care Series, one hour presentation, August 27, 1998 Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 43

g The Center for Health Policy and Ethics, presentation to the Controller's Office, July 20, 1998 g The Center for Health Policy and Ethics, presentation to the School of Pharmacy and Allied Health faculty, May 7, 1998 g Advance Directives; Advantages and Pitfalls, CHPE Clinical Ethics Series, one hour presentation, January 12, 1998

OMAHA / NEBRASKA COMMUNITY 2016 g Hillcrest Health Services Education Center, care givers support group, “Advance care planning.” August 25, 2015, Bellevue, NE. 2015 g Hillcrest Health Services Education Center, care givers support group, “Letting Go: Ethical reflections on end of life medical care.” July 23, 2015, Bellevue, NE. 2012 g Nebraska LEAD Program: Presentation, “Letting Go. Ethical reflections on medical care at the end of life.” Creighton University, March 1, 2012. 2011 g Challenges in the care for patients with Alzheimer’s. Support group for family care givers. Rose Blumkin Jewish Nursing Home. Omaha, July 1, 2011. g Nebraska LEAD Program: Presentation, “Letting Go. Ethical reflections on medical care at the end of life.” Creighton University, March 3, 2011. 2010 g Guest lecture: Justice in healthcare, UNMC-School of Public Health, Nov 2, 2010. g Nebraska LEAD Program: Presentation, “Letting Go. Ethical reflections on medical care at the end of life.” Creighton University, March 4, 2010. g End of life care ethics. Nebraska Methodist College. Nursing program, senior gerontology course. January 28, 2010. 2009 g Why Establish a Hospital Ethics Committee? Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital, Continuing Medical Education Session, Hastings, NE, November 17, 2009. g Decisions about forgoing treatment. Support group for family care givers. Omaha, September 25, 2009 & October 30, 2009. g Ethical and Legal Strategies to Prevent Crises at the Patient's End of Life. Mary Lanning Memorial Hospital, Continuing Medical Education Session, Hastings, NE, September 9, 2009. g Nebraska LEAD Program: Presentation, “Letting Go. Ethical reflections on medical care at the end of life.” Creighton University, March 5, 2009 g CPR - practical and ethical aspects. One hour session for highschool sophomores (n=42) taking part in the Youth Leadership Omaha, February 12, 2009. 2008 g Ethical aspects in the care of patients with Alzheimer’s. Support group for family care givers. Omaha, December 5, 2008. g CPR, DNR and Care for Mentally Disabled Patients. Two hour continuing education session, Hiawatha, Kansas, July 31, 2008. g Ethics and Geriatric Nursing Care. Lutheran Good Shepherd Nursing Home, Blair, Nebraska, July 17, 2008 g Nebraska LEAD Program: Presentation, The proposed Humane Care Amendment. How (not) to prepare for the end of life. Creighton University, March 6, 2008 g Futility. Two hour continuing education session, Hiawatha, Kansas, February 25, 2008. g Ethical Decision Making at the End of Life. Three hour education session. Nebraska Health Care Association Conference, Lincoln, January 23, 2008. 2007 g The proposed Humane Care Amendment. Department of Psychiatry, Geriatric Psychiatry Grand Rounds. University of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, November 28, 2007. Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 44

g The proposed Humane Care Amendment. Health Care Conference, Nebraska Coalition of health care providers and institutions. Georgetowne Club, Omaha, Nov. 11, 2007 g Preparing for the end of life. Omaha Chapter, Alzheimer’s Association. New Cassel Retirement Center, Omaha, March 20, 2007 g Nebraska LEAD Program: Presentation, The proposed Humane Care Amendment. How (not) to prepare for the end of life. Creighton University, March 10, 2007 g The proposed Humane Care Amendment. Omaha Chapter, Alzheimer’s Association, Association Offices, Omaha, January 10, 2007 2005 g Nebraska LEAD Program: Presentation, Compassionate End-of–Life care, Creighton University, March 3, 2005 2004 g Continuing Education Seminar (one-day), Great Plains Regional Medical Center Hospital Ethics Committee, North Platte, Sept. 9, 2004 2003 g Nebraska LEAD Program: Presentation, Compassionate End-of–Life care, Creighton University, March 6, 2003 2002 g Presentation on futility, aging and end-of-life care, Department of Family Practice - Residency Program, Clarkson Hospital - Nebraska Health System, March 22, 2002 g Presentation, "Legal and ethics barriers to compassionate end-of-life care." Nebraska Coalition for Compassionate Care, Bi-Annual Conference, Lincoln, Ne, March 21, 2002 g Nebraska LEAD Program: Presentation, Compassionate End-of–Life care, Creighton University, March 7, 2002 2001 g Presentation on advance directives. Health Ministry Conference, Methodist College, Oct. 5, 2001 g Nebraska LEAD Program: Presentation, Compassionate End-of–Life care, Creighton University, March 8, 2001 g Presentation on ethical theory; Alegent Clinical Ethics Course, 3 hour session, Immanuel Hospital, January 11, 2001 2000 g Care for the Dying. 2 hour session, Sponsored by the Nebraska Coalition for Compassionate Care. Hosted by. St James Catholic Church, Kearney, May 30, 2000 & Ethics Rounds for Good Samaritan Hospital, May 31, 2000 g Care for the Dying. 2 hour session, Sponsored by the Nebraska Coalition for Compassionate Care. Hosted by First Evangelical Church, Nebraska City, April 24, 2000 g Nebraska LEAD Program: Presentation, Compassionate End-of–Life care, Creighton University, March 9, 2000 g Care for the Dying. 2 hour session, Sponsored by the Nebraska Coalition for Compassionate Care. Hosted by the First Evangelical Church, Lincoln, Febr. 10, 2000 g Presentation on clinical ethics consultations and case resolution, Alegent Clinical Ethics Course, 3 hour session, Immanuel Hospital, January 20, 2000 1999 g End-of-life care. 2 hour session, Nebraska Association of Homes and Services for the Aging. Mahoney State Park, October 10, 1999 g Models for clinical-ethical decision making. 2 hour session, Annual Ethics Committee Retreat, The Children's Hospital, P. Kiewit Conference Center, Omaha, September 30, 1999 g Public Testimony, LB70 Bill, legalizing physician-aid-in-dying. Nebraska Unicameral, Judiciary Committee, March 4, 1999 g Care for the Dying.. 2 hour session, Sponsored by the Nebraska Coalition for Compassionate Care. Hosted by St. Margaret Mary Parish, Omaha, January 28, 1999 Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 45

g The therapeutical relationship. 3 hour session, Alegent Health Omaha, Nebraska, January 7, 1999

WEB PAGE DESIGN

2013-present Design and maintenance of the web site for the international association “Academics at Jesuit Universities and Schools” 2006 Design and maintenance of a web page accompanying the graduate end-of-life care ethics course, taught at the Pontifical Gregorian University. Web address: www.welie.net/gregcourse 2003-2014 Design and maintenance of a web site for the Creighton University “Faculty Mission and Identity Group” and its activities, specifically the “Faculty Seminar on Jesuit Higher Education in the 21st Century”. Web address: www.creighton.edu/FMIG 2003-2012 Design and maintenance of a web site on Jesuit involvement in medical care and health sciences education. Web address: www.creighton.edu/~jwelie/Jesuit 2002 Design of a web page accompanying M1-medical ethics course. Web address: www.creighton.edu/~jwelie/M1 2001-2004 Design and maintenance of a health law web site with special reference to Nebraska health law. Web address: www.creighton.edu/~jwelie/healthlaw 2001-02 Design and maintenance web site for a CHPE sponsored international research project, entitled “A European-U.S. Dialogue on Alzheimer’s Disease. A Conference to Construct Ethical Foundations for Effective and Equitable Palliative Care Approaches. Web address: www.creighton.edu/~jwelie/alzheimers 2000-2011 Design and maintenance of the web site of the International Dental Ethics and Law Society. Web address: www.ideals.ac 1999-2005 Design and maintenance international web site on CUMC activities in the field of dental ethics. Web address: www.creighton.edu/dentalethics

MEDIA INTERVIEWS & APPEARANCES

g Principal guest, The Reunion, KRO - National Dutch television program. Omaha, Nebraska & Hilversum, The Netherlands; broadcast July 14, 2011. g On foster care system changes in Nebraska. Television Channel 6, Omaha, Nov 15, 2010 g On The Bodies Exhibit. Omaha World Herald (Mike O’Connor); April 26, 2010 g On defensive medicine and health care costs. Omaha World Herald. June 19, 2009 g On prisoner rights and allocation of scarce health care resources WOWT channel six. Omaha, Jan. 21, 2008 g On cheating by dental students. St. Louis Post Dispatch. June 28, 2007 g On dental ethics. Croatian Dental Journal. Spring 2006. g On cosmetic Dentistry. 2nd Opinion. TV Ontario. August 23, 2004 g On 5th International Congress on Dental law and Ethics. Creightonian. Sept. 17, 2003 g On dental ethics. ABD/KETV-Omaha. July 22, 2003 g On justice in oral health care. NPR/Creighton Healthwise Radio Program, July 21, 2003 g On human cloning. KKAR radio. May 11, 2003 g On Dental Ethics. NPR/Creighton Healthwise Radio Program, February 21, 2002 g On paying for post-mortem organ donations. Omaha World Herald, December 6, 2001 g Interview, on new issues in dental ethics. Incorporated into article by Tess Fyalka: “Ethics: Are you walking the tightrope or standing on solid ground?” Illinois State Dental News. November, 2001 issue, pp. 4-5 Curriculum Vitae – Jos V.M. Welie p. 46

g On removal of dental amalgam. “To the Point” - National Public Radio, July 5, 2001 g On Alzheimer’s disease. NPR/Creighton Healthwise Radio Program,, April 2, 2001 g On Cloning. Lincoln Journal Star, January 28, 2001 g On end-of-life care / On-Our-Terms. Nebraska Public Radio - Lincoln, September 13, 2000 g On end-of-life care. Nebraska Television / Kearney. May 30, 2000 g On confidentiality and HIV seropositive patients. Lithuanian Television. Vilnius (Lithuania), Feb 1, 2000 g On the use of Human Tissues. NPR/Creighton Healthwise Radio Program, June 1 and 15, 1998 g On Physician Assisted Suicide and Advance Directives. NPR/Creighton Healthwise Radio Program, February 2, 1998 g On the Supreme Court Decisions concerning PAS. Omaha World Herald, June 28, 1997 (p. 57) g On the Supreme Court Decisions concerning PAS. Fox 42 (Omaha), June 26, 1997 g On Issues Surrounding Euthanasia. Omaha World Herald, January 20, 1997 (p. 1-2) g Causing death and saving lives. Miami Herald, August 20, 1996 (p. 15A) g On Setting Limits. VZN-Journal (Journal of the Dutch association of medical insurance companies), January 7, 1994 g On Age as a Selection Criterion. Radbode: Bi-Weekly Newspaper of the Radboud University Hospital, December 16, 1993 (p. 8-9) g On In-Vitro-Fertilisation. AVRO-Televisie. Program: Via Ria (Hilversum, The Netherlands), November 1, 1993 g Letting Babies Die. British Central Television. Program: Central Weekend (Birmingham, United Kingdom), February 26, 1993 g On Euthanasia. KU Nieuws: Weekblad Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen. 22,18 (1993) 5 g On Euthanasia in The Netherlands. Medical Gazette Life (San Antonio, Texas) 17,40 (1988) g On Medical Ethics. Radio Omroep Zuid (Maastricht, The Netherlands), September 13, 1987