The International Foundation for Ethical
Research proudly displays the current members of the
Scientific Advisory Board (SAB) below.
The lifeblood of any organization
are those people who consistently support and share
their ideas for the advancement of its’ principles.
These dedicated individuals, shown here, voluntarily
serve countless hours reviewing proposals for the
selection and funding of the Graduate Fellowship
Program. They also agree to mentor certain graduate
students to assure that the funding IFER allocates
to these projects is properly spent on resources
that will make a difference in finding scientifically
valid alternatives to the use of animals in research,
product testing, and education.
We wish to thank all our past and
present members of the Scientific Advisory Board for
their many years of dedication to the International
Foundation for Ethical Research. |
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Dr.
Meta Bonner
Dr. Bonner (B.S. Sacred Heart College, M.S. NC A&T
SU, M.S. Hopkins, Ph.D. NCSU) is a toxicologist with the
US EPA and evaluates study reports for health risk assessments
and participates on committees for alternative methods
in toxicological testing. |
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Dr.
June A. Bradlaw
June Bradlaw, Ph.D. Chairperson of the Scientific Advisory
Board of the International Foundation for Ethical Research.
She is a pioneer in her field
with many significant achievements and years of exemplary
research in the field of cell culture. |
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Dr.
Gerald Callahan
Dr. Callahan investigates interactions between the human
immune and nervous systems, the immunological basis of
behavioral disease, the behavioral basis of immunological
disorders, and the public understanding of science. |
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Mrs.
Peggy Cunniff
Peggy (Mary Margaret) Cunniff joined the Board of Directors
of the National Anti-Vivisection Society (NAVS) in 1980.
In 1987 she was asked to serve as its executive director. |
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Dr.
Roger D. Curren
Rodger D. Curren, Ph.D. President of the Institute for
In Vitro Sciences, Inc. Gaithersburg, MD 20878, www.IIVS.org.
Dr. Curren received his B.S. (Biology) from Purdue University
in 1968, followed by an M.S. from Ohio University and
a Ph.D. form the Institute of Microbiolgy at Rutgers University
in 1975. |
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Dr.
Eugene Elmore
Dr. Elmore received his Ph.D. in Genetics from the University
of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Dr. Elmore is currently
a Project Scientist at the University of California, Irvine. |
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Mr.
Peter O'Donovan
Board member of the National Antivivisection Society,
with a background of over 25 years in the Printing and
Business Forms Industry. |
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Dr.
Bernard Rollin
Bernard E. Rollin (B.A. CCNY, Ph.D. Columbia) is University
Distinguished Professor, Professor of Philosophy, Professor
of Biomedical Sciences, Professor of Animal Sciences,
and University Bioethicist at Colorado State University. |
