Enrich the student experience by supporting innovative programs, such as the Bioethics, Humanities & Medicine Interdisciplinary Minor and Dining Dilemmas, which encourage students interested in healthcare careers to explore ethical decision making in healthcare. The Fund also helps to support student travel to bioethics conferences. Wake Forest students have presented their bioethics research at regional and national conferences.

Offer workshops and speakers to enhance the intellectual community at Wake Forest University.

Support interdisciplinary faculty and student research across the university.

Engage policy-makers and the community in exploring bioethics.

Professor Robeson was a core faculty member of the Bioethics Graduate Program and Adjunct Professor of the Practice-Bioethics in the Department of Communication at Wake Forest University. In recognizing his commitment to our students, faculty, staff and the program, memorial gifts made in his honor will be used to support events, activities, faculty, students, visiting speakers, and other Center for Bioethics, Health and Society and Graduate Program expenses consonant with his work and interests: bioethics and social justice; bioethics and sports; the medical humanities; and music, dance, theater, and poetry that illuminate bioethics issues and promote critical reflection and discussion. We are grateful for your willingness to ensure that his influence on the program continues and thrives.