Professor O. Carter Snead is the William P. and Hazel B. White Director of the Center for Ethics and Culture, Professor of Law in the Law School, and Concurrent Professor of Political Science at the University of Notre Dame. He is one of the world's leading experts on public bioethics - the governance of science, medicine, and technology in the name of ethical goods. He teaches Torts, Health Law, Law and Bioethics, and Constitutional Criminal Procedure. He now puts his expertise to work for clients in his role as Of Counsel at Tracey Fox & Walters. Professor Snead has published over forty...
Fellow, The Hastings CenterMember, Pontifical Academy for LifeSeries Editor, Catholic Ideas for a Secular World; and Notre Dame Studies in Medical Ethics, University of Notre Dame PressFellow, University of Notre Dame Reilly Center for Science, Technology, and ValuesFaculty Fellow, Notre Dame Research Program on Law and Market Behavior (ND LAMB)Steering Committee, Notre Dame Center for Stem Cell Research and Regenerative MedicineEditorial Board, American Journal of Jurisprudence (Oxford University Press)Editorial Board, Journal of Medicine and Philosophy (Oxford University Press)Editorial Board, Christian Bioethics (Oxford University Press)Co-Founder and Steering Committee Member, University of Notre Dame Initiative on Adult Stem Cell Research and EthicsFaculty Affiliate, Notre Dame Center for Civil and Human RightsMember, UNESCO's Global Ethics Observatory Legal Peer Review Working GroupFaculty, Hertog Political Studies ProgramFaculty, University of Notre Dame Vita InstituteMember, The Witherspoon Council on Ethics and Integrity of ScienceAssociate Research Fellow, Anscombe Bioethics CentreGrant Proposal Reviewer, Austrian Science FundFellow, Ethics and Public Policy CenterFellow, Academy of Fellows, Center for Bioethics and Human DignityChair, Stem Cell Research/Bioethics Working Group, Federalist Society New Federal Initiatives ProjectExecutive Committee, Federalist Society Religious Liberty Working GroupBoard of Directors, Americans United for LifeExecutive Board, Fellowship of Catholic ScholarsMember, The Neuhaus ColloquiumMember, Witherspoon Institute Task Force on Conscience ProtectionListed in UNESCO's "Global Ethics Observatory"
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