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Coffee & Donut Sales — Add to Outlook The Animal Well-Being Club will be selling freshly brewed coffee and Curtis Orchard Donuts. This will go on through 12/9 except on dates that other events are scheduled, such as Grand Rounds (10/26 and 11/30). Please e-mail amitek2@illinois.edu for more information.
Renal Transplantation Lecture — Add to Outlook Please join us for a lecture on Renal Transplantation presented by visiting lecturer Dr. Heidi Phillips, VMD, DACVS. WHEN: Monday, November 9th, 2009 from 8am-9:30am WHERE: 80 SAC Heidi Phillips, VMD, Diplomate ACVS is a member of the Renal Transplantation Team at the University of Pennsylvania. Dr. Phillips received her VMD from the University of Pennsylvania where she also completed a rotating internship and a residency in small animal surgery. She completed her residency in 2005 and became a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons in 2006. She spent a short time in a private referral practice in Pittsburg, PA before becoming a Lecturer at the University of Pennsylvania. The University of Pennsylvania has a busy kidney transplant service and Dr. Phillips has been involved during all aspects of her education there, student, intern, resident and now lecturer. While Dr. Phillips will be presenting for CVM 584 and VCM 591, all are invited and welcome to attend. Please e-mail lennis@illinois.edu for more information.
Integrative Medicine Club Equine Acupuncture and Chiropractic — Add to Outlook Dr. King, a local equine practitioner will be presenting a lecture on equine chiropractic and acupuncture for Integrative Medicine Club Members. This lecture will be followed by a demonstration at 7pm (please contact Kayla Golan VM3 for more information). Please e-mail kdgolan2@illinois.edu for more information.
Pet U: Winter Safety for Pets [Urbana] — Add to Outlook Kandi Norrell, DVM This session will address specific concerns related to the winter and holiday seasons, such as frost bite and exposure to the elements, grooming issues during the winter, dangerous resting places and roaming cats, existing ailments that are aggravated by weather conditions, animal clothing appropriate for certain situations, and common seasonal toxins. Please visit http://vetmed.illinois.edu/ope/petu/ or e-mail ope@vetmed.illinois.edu for more information.
Pet U: Why is My Pet Licking, Scratching, or Biting Itself? And, What Can I Do? — Add to Outlook Tracey Hlede, DVM Our furry companions show us in many ways when they are itchy or uncomfortable, but often it is through rubbing, chewing, or scratching the skin, ears, and paws. We always want to find the root of the problem to find a way to relieve them. However, there are so many variables and possibilities that may complicate providing an easy explanation. This session will discuss the variables that may be involved, over-the-counter remedies, various preventive and management tools, and when a visit to the veterinarian is needed. Please visit http://vetmed.illinois.edu/ope/petu/ or e-mail ope@vetmed.illinois.edu for more information.
VBMA Personal Finances Lunch — Add to Outlook Please e-mail amaul2@illinois.edu for more information.
Christian Veterinary Mission Fellowship Weekly Meeting — Add to Outlook Christian Veterinary Mission Fellowship is a group for veterinarians, vet students, and staff to come together once a week and share their faith and live it out through various activities. Each vet school in the U.S. has its own student chapter that is overseen by the main CVM in Seattle. We have weekly bible study/discussions, provide mission trips around the world, attend weekend retreats, have game nights and movie nights, perform random acts of kindness for our school, and much much more! So come see what we are all about! All are welcome! Thursdays except 9/24, 1/21, 4/8, or 4/15. We will meet the day before for those meetings. Please e-mail dinelli2@illinois.edu for more information.
PMC Talk-Cultural Differences between Anglos & Hispanics, Working with Hispanics — Add to Outlook Lecture given by Dr. Gonzalo Fernandez, DVM. He will discuss "Cultural Differences between Anglos and Hispanics" and " Learning to Work with Hispanic Cowboys". Lunch served to PMC members who RSVP. Please e-mail peters31@illinois.edu for more information.
Employment Contract Talk for Seniors — Add to Outlook ISCAVMA is sponsoring a lecture with an attorney on the topic of employment contracts. This is intended to help senior students be prepared to negotiate contracts. Please e-mail kbparent@gmail.com for more information.
VCM Seminar Series-Nestle Purina Visiting Professor — Add to Outlook Dr. Richard Fayrer-Hosken a Nestle Purina Visiting Professor participating in the VCM Departmental Seminar Series, will be presenting his seminar titled "Saving our megafauna - what have we learnt" at 9:15 am in Room 80 SAC on Friday, November 13, 2009. Dr. Fayrer-Hosken is visiting us from The University of Georgia. **Coffee and Pastries will be served** Please e-mail lennis@illinois.edu for more information.
2009 Fall Toxicology Seminar Series — Add to Outlook "The Impact of Neonatal Bisphenol-A Exposure on the Organization of Sexually Dimorphic Brain Regions" presented by Heather Patisaul, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Biology, North Carolina State University. Please e-mail cmanuel@illinois.edu for more information.
Information Session on the Howard Hughes Research Scholars Program — Add to Outlook This presentation will focus on two opportunities for support for veterinary students to pursue research from the Howard Hughes Research Institute, the Medical Fellows Program and the Research Scholars Program. Please e-mail esclark@illinois.edu for more information.
Soup and Salad Lunch Fundraiser for Mission Trip — Add to Outlook We will be having soup, salad, rolls, and lemonade for $5 per person in order to raise money for our Mission trip to Honduras in August of 2010. There will be a wide variety of soups. Please e-mail jodle2@illinois.edu for more information. |
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