UCLA Professor Elected to Center
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Leslie Steven Rothenberg, director of UCLA Medical Center’s Program in Medical Ethics and an adjunct assistant professor at the UCLA School of Medicine, has been elected a Fellow of the Hastings Center, a research center for the study of ethical issues in medicine and biology.
Rothenberg, a 1968 graduate of the UCLA School of Law, recently completed a six-year term as co-chairman of the Los Angeles County Medical and Bar Assns.’ Joint Committee on Biomedical Ethics.
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