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ASLAP Events
2016 AALAS Conference- Charlotte, NC
October 30th- November 3rd
CE Seminar: The Assessment of Welfare in Laboratory Rats and Mice.
When: Sunday October 30th 8am -4 pm
Where: Charlotte Convention Center, 213C
Cost: $175, includes lunch & a continental breakfast. ($200 for onsite registration)
Early Registration closes Monday October 24th
Speakers for the seminar include:
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Georgia Mason, Ph.D., Canada Research Chair and Professor, Animal Biosciences, University of Guelph
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Emily Patterson-Kane, Ph.D., Animal Welfare Scientist, Division of Animal Welfare, American Veterinary Medical Association
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Brianna N. Gaskill, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Animal Welfare, Purdue University
RACE credits are being sought for the seminar.
ASLAP General Membership Meeting
When: Sunday October 30th 4-5pm
Where: Charlotte Convention Center, 213B
50th Anniversary Luncheon
When: Monday October 31st 12-2pm
Where: Westin Hotel, Providence Ballroom III
Cost: $45 for member; $55 for Guest. (Onsite is $65 member $75 for Guests)
Early Registration closes Monday October 24th
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American Society of Laboratory Animal Practitioners—Celebrating 50 Years of Advocacy, Education, and Collaboration
When: Wednesday, November 2, 2016, 2:45-5:00 PM
Where: Ballroom A Charlotte Convention Center
This seminar will celebrate ASLAP’s 50 year history and simultaneously look toward the future by examining three of the most pressing issues confronting laboratory animal veterinarians as identified in a recent membership survey, including veterinary student debt, regulatory burden, and compassion fatigue. Presenters, including Drs. Stacy Pritt, Joseph Thulin, and Matthew Rosenbaum, will provide a framework for understanding the contemporary relevance of each topic and suggest practical management strategies. All AALAS attendees, including animal program directors, veterinarians, and IACUC professionals would benefit from this relevant and interactive discussion.