Max and Rose Sadoff Symposium

The Max and Rose Sadoff Symposium on Pharmacy, Law and Ethics was established in 1992 by Robert and Harold Sadoff in memory of their parents, who were 1925 graduates of the College of Pharmacy.

In addition to establishing the symposium, the Sadoffs also funded an endowed scholarship for pharmacy students who have an interest in pharmacy, law and ethics. The 2007 Sadoff Scholarship recipients were first year pharmacy students, Arinzechukwu Nkemdirim Okere and Michael Austin.

Robert Sadoff is a clinical professor of psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. He is the director of the Center for Studies in Social-Legal Psychiatry and the director of the Forensic Psychiatry Clinic, University of Pennsylvania. He received his M.D. in 1959 from the University of Minnesota School of Medicine. He and his wife, Joan, have three grown children.

Harold Sadoff received his B.S. degree from the College of Pharmacy in 1965. Harold went on to pursue his law degree and he now practices law in Minneapolis. He and his wife, Jacquelyn, have a daughter, and two sons.

Max and Rose Sadoff operated a community drugstore in South Minneapolis for many years.

2007 Sadoff Symposium Media

To review the 2007 Sadoff Symposium titled "The Celestial Fire of Conscience: Personal Conviction, Professional Duties and Patient's Rights," presented by Professor R. Alta Charo, BA, JD, please click here.

Past Recipients

Sadoff Symposium Lecturers have included:

1992: Ruth Macklin, New York University	2000: Arthur Caplan, University of Pennsylvania
1993: Robert Veatch, Georgetown University	2001: Arthur Applbaum, Harvard University
1994: Mark Siegler, University of Chicago	2002: Linda Emanuel, Northwestern University
1995: Alexander Capron, University of South California	2003: George Annas, Boston University
1996: Michael Perlin, New York University	2004: Peter Ubel, University of Michigan
1997: Albert Jonsen, University of Washington	2005: Dan Brock, Harvard University
1998: Dorothy Nelkin, New York University	2006: Jeffrey Kahn, University of Minnesota
1999: Bernard Gert, Dartmouth University	2007: R. Alta Charo, University of Wisconsin

Future Recipients

If you have any questions about the upcoming symposium, please contact Amy Olson at 612-624-4671.

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