The MDI Biological Laboratory is pleased to present the short course Health and Colony Management of Laboratory Fish in our state-of-the-art training laboratory, the Maine Center for Biomedical Innovation. This is a short course for veterinarians, technicians, trainees, principal investigators, and core managers who utilize or plan to utilize fish models in laboratory research. .

Applications must be received by April 15 and winners will be notified no later than May 8. The Short Course takes place in Carlsbad, CA June 22-24

Please join me for an information-packed webinar that will provide you with many tools to stay grounded in these unprecedented times. You can't stop the waves, but you can learn to surf. *Sponsored by ASLAP to support our practitioner community*

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The advanced training course (lectures + labs) using swine will be conducted at the Medical University of SC, Monday to Wednesday, February 10-12, 2020. The course is applicable to veterinarians, technicians and investigators using porcine models. Registration is limited and the course can be personalized for attendees. For more detailed information email: swinetech@hotmail.com. Registration forms and the course outline will be sent upon request to your business email. The course at MUSC is only held annually in February and early registration is encouraged. Individualized courses can be taught at your institution upon request (swinetech@hotmail.com for quote and availability).

Charles River is pleased to announce that nominations are now being accepted for the 30th annual Charles River Medallion. The award will be presented during the 2020 Laboratory Animal Management Association annual meeting in Scottsdale, AZ, April 20-23, 2020.

Notifications for 2020 Dues have been sent. Log in to renew your membership. Don't forget to renew your AVMA dues as well!

The purpose of this economic survey is to assess the total annual professional income of laboratory animal veterinarians working in the United States, reflecting also the details and differences between types of employment, job specifics, and levels of experience and responsibility of professionals working in this field. It is repeated every three years under joint sponsorship of ACLAM and ASLAP. The results of this work have been used for a variety of purposes, including peer-comparisons of salary for recruitment and retention efforts by employers and for indirect indications of market place employment conditions of the laboratory animal veterinary medical specialty. Click on News under "Members only" to download!

Submission Deadline August 18th