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Expert Profile: William Conde

Expertise: I am a student pursuing a career in pharmaceutical ethics and am well-versed in a number of different ethical perspectives. I wish to help others answer ethical questions of varying complexity, and, if desired, to operate within a particular ethical paradigm to provide solutions. I particularly wish to help college students and other young people address the moral dilemmas they face, while maintaining a non-judgmental and welcoming atmosphere.

Experience in the area
I have taken numerous courses in ethics and am continuing to apply and expand my knowledge as I pursue advanced degrees leading towards a career in pharmaceutical ethics, and as an educator. I have helped others in my personal life with their own ethical conundrums, and am glad to have been able to make a difference in the lives of those people with my knowledge and advice.

Organizations
Phi Theta Kappa Honors Society, Boy Scouts of America

Education/Credentials
Licensed Pharmacy Technician; B.S. degree in Chemistry (Biochemistry Emphasis).

Awards and Honors
Member of the Order of the Arrow (Honors Society of Scouting); consistently awarded Dean's Honors; National Merit Competition Finalist; IAAY State Award recipient.

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What do you like about this subject? Ethics is a thought-provoking field that requires us to examine what we believe, and fascinates me to no end.

What do you still hope to achieve/learn in this field? I intend to get a degree in this field.

Something interesting about this subject that others may not know: Most ethicists are not relativists, nor universalists.

Something controversial or provocative about this subject An argument exists (though it is not a very pragmatic one) which claims that being an ethicist is itself unethical, as it encourages people to not study ethics (a valuable life field) themselves.

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10	10	10	10	12/14/07
8	8	8	9	03/19/07

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Thank you. After I asked the question I did some more research and pretty much came to the same understanding. You respone is still helpful though,
(Lisa on 12/14/07)

from your answer i understand ambition can be both good and bad depending on the nature of the achievement. so if one's ambition is to become a billio
(saibhushan on 03/19/07)

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Recent Answers from William Conde

2008-02-23 Ethically questionable testing: Hello, Max. I once had a history teacher who said, "it's impossible to deny the truthfulness of a conspiracy theory without accordingly making it stronger." I agree with him in that I cannot truly weigh...

2007-12-12 Sensibility theory: Hello there! I actually hadn't heard of the sensibility theory in my own training, so your question put me a bit off guard; nonetheless, I did some research and I think I have a good answer for you on...

2007-09-04 Philosophy teaching: Hello there! Your boyfriend is correct in that there are few possibilities other than teaching for someone with a degree in philosophy, I'm afraid. However, it is not the -only- possibility; for example...

2007-03-17 ambition and greed: Hello there, While I do believe that you have raised an interesting issue, I must beg to differ on the definitions of greed and ambition being the same. Are you translating them from another language...