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AUGUST
Foundations Session “SMART Strategies for Professional Decision Making in Research”
Wednesday, August 26, 2026
12:00 PM to 2:00 PM
IN-PERSON SESSION: Location on medical school campus TBD
NEWS & EVENTS
DuBois Receives Subaward from NHGRI-funded BRIDGE Project
Dr. James DuBois, Executive Director of Bioethics Research Center (BRC), has received a subaward from Biola University for the NIH-funded project, “BRIDGE: Building Religious Insights for Developing Genomic Engagement.” As part of the Healthcare, Values, and the Spiritual Life research program, WashU faculty will conduct original research and develop educational materials focused on how religion and demographic variables predict attitudes toward genomics from reproduction through early childhood among Christians in the US.
NEWS & EVENTS
Antes Receives Drum Major Award
Congratulations to the BRC's Dr. Alison Antes. Dr. Antes was one of 22 WashU Medicine community members to receive the Drum Major Award from the Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. The Drum Major Award recognizes individuals at WashU Medicine who demonstrate what it means to be an upstander and embody the spirit of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. — including service leaders, mentors, and others who stand up for those facing injustice.
NEWS & EVENTS
VAccess: A New Online Tool for Vascular Anomalies
Dr. Bryan Sisk, Assistant Professor and vascular anomaly specialist, has launched a new program designed to improve access to expert care for those affected by vascular anomalies, called the Vascular Anomaly Care Access (VAccess) program.
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Sisk Leads New Clinical Project Funded by U54 Grant
Dr. Bryan Sisk will be leading the clinical project "VMQOL – Developing and validating a PROM for children affected by vascular anomalies." This project is being funded under a new NIH U54 grant entitled: "ARDVARC-Advancing Rare Disorders: Vascular mAlformation Research Network with CaNVAS."