The Hastings Center
Susan Gilbert has extensive work experience in communications, writing, and editing. Susan started their career as a freelance writer and editor at The New York Times in 1987, where they worked until 2006. From 1999 to 2007, they also worked as a freelance writer for Harvard Health Publications. In 2007, they joined The Hastings Center as a staff writer and later took on roles such as Public Affairs and Communications Manager, Public Affairs Editor, and Director of Communications. Susan worked at The Hastings Center until 2016.
Susan Gilbert earned a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in English literature from Drew University. The exact start and end year of their education at Drew University is not provided.
This person is not in any teams
The Hastings Center
1 followers
The Hastings Center mission Founded in 1969 The Hastings Center is the longest-serving independent, nonpartisan bioethics research institute in the world. The Hastings Center's mission is to address fundamental ethical issues in health, health care, life sciences research and the environment that affect individuals, communities, and societies. We serve the bioethics community and the public at large. Hastings does original research, publishes two journals -- Hastings Center Report and Ethics & Human Research -- and Hastings Bioethics Forum blog, has a visiting scholar program, and offers public lectures and seminars. Scholarship Scholarship focuses on five program areas where national and global communities face serious challenges and where bioethics can help. Children and Families Aging, Chronic Conditions, and End of Life Health and Health Care Science and the Self Humans and Nature Unique process Hastings uses a research process allows for informed dialogue among intentionally diverse views. A classic Hastings Center project addresses important, unanswered questions and purposely convenes people who are likely to hold diverse views on that question. Hastings staff are expert in facilitating frank conversations. Our approach is fairly well-specified, yet at the same time, it is a free-flowing process that our scholars adapt for each project. Revenue Research grants, income from a modest reserve fund and generous donations support the Hastings' work. Location The Hastings Center is housed at "Woodlawn," a mid-19th century estate house on the Hudson River in Garrison, New York.