Jason Arnold, J.D., M.P.H.
Mr. Arnold is a graduate of Brooklyn Law School and Columbia University School of Public
Health. Mr. Arnold has participated in a variety of health law and ethics related
activities, including work in the Division of Bioethics at Montefiore Medical Center and
The New York State Task Force on Life and the Law. He is currently interested in
investigating barriers to effective pain management. Mr. Arnold is also a senior
policy analyst for Choice in Dying, Inc. - a national, not-for-profit organization
dedicated to fostering communication about complex end-of-life decisions.
Kevin Blanchet
Mr. Blanchet is an entrepreneur, medical writer, editor, and medical communications
consultant. He has served as senior managing editor of AIDS Patient Care and STDs
for the past ten years in addition to establishing the clinical journal Alternative
& Complementary Therapies. Mr. Blanchet is also an ordained minister.
Robert H. Blank, Ph. D.
Dr. Robert H. Blank is a professor of political science at the University of Canterbury in
New Zealand. Dr. Blank has published broadly in journals and has written numerous books on
health policy, ethics and law. His particular interests have included reproductive
technology, including genetic engineering and maternal-fetal relations.
Hugh F. Lena, Ph.D.
Dr. Hugh F. Lena is a professor of sociology at Providence College in Rhode Island,
specializing in medical sociology. In addition to teaching and research on issue related
to the sociology of illness and health care, Dr. Lena is actively involved in integrating
community service into higher educational curricula. His work with the Feinstein Institute
for Public and Community Service Studies has lead to the creation of the first
baccalaureate program in the nation that combines academic study with community service.
Robert M. Stolick, Ph.D.
Dr. Stolick is a graduate of the University of Tennessee program in philosophy and
bioethics. His dissertation focused on training medical students to care compassionately.
He teaches philosophy as an instructor at two state colleges in Tennessee.
Angela Wasunna, LL. M.,
Ms. Wasunna is an advocate of the High Court of Kenya, where she practices health
law. Ms. Wasunna is the first Kenyan to complete a post graduate degree in law with an
emphasis in bioethics. She has a special interest in health policy in developing nations
and legislative reform in international public health. She plans to establish the first
health law curriculum in sub-Saharan Africa at the University of Nairobi Faculty of Law in
Kenya.
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