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About Access Research Network |
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Access Research Network is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to providing accessible information on science, technology and society.
We focus on such controversial topics as genetic engineering, euthanasia, computer technology, environmental issues, creation/evolution, fetal tissue research, AIDS, and so on. Through our publications and product offers, we give you the infomation you need to orient yourself in today's scientific and technological world and make informed decisions.
But science and technology are only half the picture. We put science topics in perspective by looking at related political, ethical and philosophical issues--so you can get a well-rounded understanding of the hot issues.
In our articles and publications we cover a host of issues--most of them controversial. Although we never shy away from controversy, we don't let it consume us either. We've mixed a little ancient proverbial wisdom with some common sense to develop the ARN approach to controversial topics.
Meet the People Behind ARN
ARN Board of Directors |
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ARN Staff |
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| Dennis Wagner Executive Director |
Dawn Freeman Office Manager |
Kevin Wirth Director of Product Development and Media Relations |
| Tom Magnuson News Editor |
Eddie Olson Publications/ Internet Communications |
Juliet Ofwono Office Consultant |
| Samuel S. Chen Director–IDURC (Student Division of ARN) |
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Friends of ARNThese are the folks who help provide much of the information and subject matter expertise found on this server. |
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| Mike Behe | Phil Johnson | John Mark Reynolds |
| David Berlinski | Mike Keas | Richard Weikart |
| John Angus Campbell | Eric Larson | Jonathon Wells |
| William Lane Craig | Gregg Wilkerson | John Wiester |
| Bill Dembski | Alvin Plantinga | Hubert P. Yockey |
| Dave Probert | ||
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