Jane Maienschein - Public Outreach | Center for Biology and Society

Public outreach

Education and collaboration

"Life and Death: Jane Maienschein on Embryos," Podcast 2019
“A History of Embryos and Gene Editing in the Public Eye,” New York Academy of Sciences, 2018
Service as Expert Witness for Texas case “Women’s Whole Health v. Smith,” 2018; 2021 for Minnesota and Indiana
Taping with BuzzFeed for Netflicks on Embryos in Society, 2018
Podcast SCI PHI with Nick Zautra, 2017: http://www.sciphipod.com/
Future Tense Event on Reproductive Futures and what we can learn from the past, Washington, DC, featured panelist, 2014
Podcast with Carla Nappi, 2014: http://carlanappi.com/2014/07/06/embryos-under-the-microscope-anintervie...
On Embryos, “Futureproof,” Irish radio, 2014
On History at the MBL, Marine Biological Overseers, 2014
“Why Do We Want Science to be Revolutionary, and Should We?,” Public Symposium at the Marine Biological Laboratory, chair and organizer, 2012
“What’s Up with Stem Cells?,” ASU Origins Club, 2012
“Lying: The Making of the World,” ASU Lying Conference opening session, Chair and commenter, 2012
“Through History's Lens: How history contributes to a better understanding of science," AAAS Webinar Panelist, 2011
“Have Stem Cells Changed the Culture of Science?,” Keynote Lecture to ASU’s Undergraduate Research Symposium, 2011
“Forward to Professorships,” Panel discussion, Association for Women in Science of Central Arizona, 2011
“Project Humanities: Place in Fiction, Nonfiction and the Arts,” Session Moderator, ASU, 2011
“On Stem Cells and Judges,” Center for Law, Science, and Innovation, 2010
“Stem Cells, Regenerative Medicine, and Us,” Tedx Phoenix, 2009
“On Embryos, Stem Cells, and Such,” Humanist Society of Greater Phoenix, 2009
Discussion of Embryo Research, CLAS Hall, 2009
“What is Stem Cell Research and Why Do We Care?,” CLAS Dean’s Salon, 2009
“On Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine,” Achievement Rewards for College Students lunch meeting, 2008
“Stem Cells and the Promises of Regenerative Medicine,” Jewish Federation of Phoenix, 2007
With Jason Robert, “Cloning, Stem Cells, and Society,” Rio Verde Lecture Series, 2007
“Prelude to BODYWORLDS. A History of Anatomical Representation,” Arizona Science Center, 2007
“Rachelle Hollander,” Retirement Session, AAAS, 2006
“Stem Cells, Society, and Law,” panel presentation at Arizona Science Center, 2005
“Embryos and Society,” Sun City Engineers, 2005
ASU President’s Community Enrichment Program, 4-6 week Courses, Seminars, Lectures, 1998-present
“Careers in Science Policy,” Panel, AAAS meeting, 2003
“History of Science and Science Policy,” Workshop, History of Science Society, 2002
“Genes, Cloning, and Stem Cells: Why Science is such Fun,” ASU Parents Weekend Lecture, 2001
“Cloning, Stem Cells and Such: Who Knows What We’re Talking About?,” Law and Science Student Association, 2001; Phoenix Phi Beta Kappa Lecture, 2000
“Evidence For and Against,” in “Teaching Evolution Effectively in a Creationist World,” public forum Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology meeting, 2001
“Science and Scientists, Policy and Politics: Who Knows, Who Says, and Who Cares?,” Arizona Department of Agriculture, 2001
Interview with US News and World Report about evolution and creation issues in education, 1999
“Building Bridges From the Desert to the Hill: An Interview with Dr. Jane Maienschein,” Research!America Newsletter (January, 1999): 4, 6
“Science Friday” NPR discussion of “Unanswered Questions in Science,” 1999
Discussion with Congressman Matt Salmon’s High Tech Advisory Committee, 1998
17 With Ken Goldstein, Dean’s Council, on Washington Program, 1998
With James Collins, Saturday Scholars Session, 1997
Southwest Center for Environmental Education, exhibit consultant, 1996-1997
History of Cold Spring Harbor Science project, Cold Spring Harbor Press, 1996
History of Cell Biology, with William Bechtel, 1995-1996
Science and Context Curriculum Project, University of Puget Sound, 1995
“Exploring the Nuclear Age through the Arts and Humanities,” chair for panel, Scottsdale Center for the Arts, 1995
“Visits with 2-3 lectures as Dibner Visiting Historian to: Mesa University, 1994; University of Western Florida, 1994; Maryville College, 1995; St. Michael's College, 1995
Biology in Action Workshop, Radford University, 1993
“Animal Rights, Human Experimentation, and Other Problems in the History of Biology,” GTE Lecture, Dickinson College, 1987
“The Incorporation of American Medicine,” A.E.D. (pre-medical honorary society) lecture, Arizona State University, 1985
“The Rise of Experimental Science,” discussion for Arizona State University Library Associates, 1985
History of Genetics Project, Virginia Technological Institute and State University, 1984
“Technology and Society,” Salt River Project Executive Board Colloquium, 1982
“Humanistic Perspectives on Biogenetic Engineering,” Tucson Public Library, 1982