Prospective etc.). Currently our graduates are attending vet. med. Programs at OhioState, U of Illinois, U of Florida. others. Career Tracks http://muweb.millersville.edu/~biology/prospective.students.htm
Extractions: Testimonials from Recent Graduates: I wanted a college with a strong science department and competitive athletics. Millersville provided me with the best of both worlds the opportunity to make All-American in field hockey and graduate with Departmental Honors in Biology. The education I received enabled me to continue on and fulfill my dream I am now in my first year in medical school earning As and top in my class. One of the most rewarding aspects of my time at Millersville was the research I did with Dr. Hepfer in yeast genetics. It provided a different approach to learning and gave me the opportunity to write a thesis and have my work published. Millersville is a great school with tons of opportunities, just waiting for you to take advantage of it.
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Extractions: KSUCVM Alumni KSUCVM Site Map About the College Admissions Alumni Continuing Education Deans Office Departments Centers Units Technical Support Technology Center Directory Employment Services Intranet Access Local Information News and Events Student Organizations Veterinary Links Vet Med Library Main Campus News Three Generations of Henrikson Veterinarians Honored Dr. Keith and Kelly Henrikson Dr. Keith Henrikson worked his solo practice, putting countless miles on the pickup as well as being active in the profession and community. He was a member of the AVMA, Missouri Veterinary Medical Association (MVMA,) serving as past President of the Southwest District, as well as serving on numerous committees for the organization. He saw the community of Bolivar grow from 3,500 residents in 1952 to over 9,500 during his career. Dr. Henrikson was also an active member of the Bolivar Rotary Club. The Merle Henrikson family, posing at Merle and Ruths 50th anniversary several years ago. Front row (l to r): Amy Donelson, Dr. Merle Henrikson, Ruth Henrikson, Beth Henrikson. Middle row, Melody Donelson, Merilee Donelson, Alicia Henrikson, Jason Henrikson, Sarah Henrikson, Kristin Henrikson and Jerilynn Henrikson. Back row, Richard Donelson, Jon Henrikson, Gay Henrikson, Dr. Warren Henrikson, Dr. Duane Henrikson and Dr. Todd Henrikson.
Extractions: KSUCVM Alumni KSUCVM Site Map About the College Admissions Alumni Continuing Education Deans Office Departments Centers Units Technical Support Technology Center Directory Employment Services Intranet Access Local Information News and Events Student Organizations Veterinary Links Vet Med Library Main Campus News Honoring a Family's Tenacity for Service to Animal Healthcare and Community Dr. Alfred and Roberta Gigstad An extended family including four Gigstad veterinarians, all graduates of Kansas State University's College of Veterinary Medicine, were recognized by K-State's Veterinary Medical Alumni Association. Family members received their awards at the Nebraska Veterinary Medical Association Annual Winter Meeting banquet, at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Omaha, on January 14, 2003. The award is given in thanks and acknowledgement of time and effort devoted to advancing the profession of veterinary medicine and for being exemplary role models for future alumni of the College of Veterinary Medicine at Kansas State University. Dr. Al Gigstad met his wife Roberta, KSU '52, Human Ecology, during his fifth year of school, marrying her later that year. In raising four children, they inspired the oldest and youngest to pursue veterinary medicine at K-State. Sons, Dr. Alfred O. "Orval" Gigstad III, KSU '76 works at the Syracuse, Nebraska office and Dr. James F. Gigstad, KSU '93 works at the Nebraska City office of the Arbor Valley Veterinary Clinics started by their father in 1957. Second son Robert E. Gigstad, attended K-State and now farms his maternal grandmother's family farm near Garnett, Kansas and daughter Cheryl, who also attended K-State, is now production manager at the EXEL (Empak) plant in Nebraska City.
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Extractions: Title. . . . Vol. No. . . . .Page Conservation and Supply Chimpanzees in AIDS Research . . . ASP Task Force Investigates Private Ownership of Primates . . . Editors' Notes: What Becomes of the Animals? . . . NAS Chimpanzee Committee Report . . . Disease, Medicine, and Surgery Travelers' Health Notes . . . . . . Dengue Fever; Parasitology Guide; Elimination of Leprosy on Schedule; Ebola Fever Epidemic Officially Over Travelers' Health Notes: Inactivated Hepatitis A Vaccine Recommendations . . . Travelers' Health Notes: Myiasis Warning Again . . . Reston Strain Filovirus in Texas . . . World Health Organization Fact Sheet on Ebola Fever . . . World Health Organization Fact Sheet on Malaria . . . Ascorbic Acid Deficiency in Cebus apella
Laboratory Primate Newsletter, Volume 38, Number 4 Consortium and Dept of Clinical Sciences, College of vet. med., North Carolina StateUniv., Box 8401, 4700 We also welcome inquiries from twocareer couples. http://www.brown.edu/Research/Primate/lpn38-4.html
Extractions: VOLUME 38 NUMBER 4 OCTOBER 1999 Articles and Notes Baboons and Water: A Discussion...... Warning: Rope in Environmental Enrichment...... Collecting Blood from Macaques: An Often Overlooked Variable in Biomedical Research, by V. Reinhardt...... News, Information, and Announcements Budongo Forest Project Says "Thanks!"...... Workshop Announcement: Teaching Research Ethics...... Letter: Retiring Research Primates...... Awards Granted......
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Extractions: After the eponymus debut in '96., with their second album the band opted for a row treatment of the usual material by playing almost live in the studio consciously avoiding the productional polishing. The cover of the album itself, successfuly shows the applied concept combining the Pet Sounds design featuring the pop sophistication against the ranch-and-a-cow instead of the llamas-in-the-Zoo, featuring the rock/country roots.
AVJ 75,2,Feb '97 Pp 144- med. The forward planning and recruitment and career development of academic, researchand clinical staff in veterinary science is an Aust vet J 1997; 755960 http://www.ava.com.au/content/avj/feb97/144.htm
Extractions: The theory of decision making is a fascinating study. How we make decisions is influenced by our personal philosophies, previous experiences and commitment to the result. Most of us have been trained in the classical theory of decision making, where it is important to gather information about all the possible alternate solutions to our problems. Based on good research data, the single best course of action will emerge. The AVA is undertaking a number of research projects to identify the needs of its members. These include: A survey on the readership of veterinary publications in Australia and the attitude of veterinarians towards the AVA and its services by Quadrant Research. In February, a four page questionnaire will be posted to 1000 veterinarians. If you receive a survey, please complete it so that the AVA can obtain as much information as possible. Indicators of a successful practice will be examined by John Collins and Robyn Whitely of the WC Company to determine the feasibility of the AVA introducing a distance education veterinary practice management program. Twenty practices throughout Australia will be interviewed and a further 200 will be mailed a questionnaire. Again, if you are included in the sample, your cooperation will ensure that the best decisions are made about future AVA activities.
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From IN% Pfcarell@gw.dec.state.ny.us Paul Carella 15-DEC-1999 His address is Robin E. Walker, B. vet. med., MRCVS 78 Bromyard Rd Worcester WR25DA, UK He s Duration and career possibilities 2 years, 3 times renewable. http://www.usask.ca/wcvm/ae/archives/dec16-31.99
Extractions: From: IN%"pfcarell@gw.dec.state.ny.us" "Paul Carella" 15-DEC-1999 14:33:26.71 To: IN%"Applied-ethology@sask.usask.ca", IN%"Hans.P.Kjaestad@veths.no" CC: Subj: RE: Castration of piglets >>> To: Applied Ethology Sent: Tuesday, December 21, 1999 1:11 PM Subject: Robin Walker Hello all: I may have missed earlier announcements; if so, I apologize for this duplication. Rob Walker, whom I met first on this list, had a stroke 6 weeks ago and is hospitalized. My information is that he is now blind but his wife takes in mail - but not his email - daily and reads it to him. His address is: Robin E. Walker, B. Vet. Med., M.R.C.V.S. 78 Bromyard Rd Worcester WR2 5DA, UK He's taught with me at Cape Cod 2 summers ago; his political and social comments have brightened many moments for me and perhaps for many of you. Please drop him a card or note! Many thanks. Jim Brody Clinical Sociobiology http://forums.behavior.net/evolutionary From: IN%"JBrody@compuserve.com" "James Brody" 23-DEC-1999 07:10:12.39 To: IN%"applied-ethology@sask.usask.ca" "Applied Ethology" CC: Subj: Robin Walker: Apology n a message dated 12/23/99 5:52:07 AM Eastern Standard Time, = Herman@hpeet.demon.nl writes: To: DAIRY-L@UMDD.UMD.EDU Save Address Subject: vet: AFTERBIRTH Date: Wed, 22 Dec 1999 07:40:55 -0500 From: "Joel Stam"
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Extractions: Dear Susanne I happen to have done my masters thesis on the behaviour of dogs in a pension with a group keeping system that had an unusually large, mixed-sexed group of appr. 100 dogs in the run. The dogs very well got along together; they even were fed in the group. Of course, it is absolutely necessary the dogs be supervised at any time in the run by an experienced person capable of controlling each groupmember. As dogs (particularly males) usually settle intraspecific aggressiv confrontations by ritualized behaviors, animals get scarcely wounded. Of crucial importance from the point of animal welfare aspects is the introduction of new charges into such a large group of residents. Besides coping with an unfamiliar environment and separation from its owner, the newcomer is confronted with immediate inspections by the dogs already in the run. Therefore, such introductions represent a situation of additional social stress. The amount of stess experienced by the animal depends on its sex, age, social self-confidence and sociability, and its shelter experience. Also, it is possible for the person introducing the dog, to ease the stressful situation during entry and to specifically influence the way the individual newcomer will integrate.
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Extractions: I know it's not a very nautical picture but it's still a yummy one from the THEBAN BAND. Ten Thirteen production, lucky things. X Files fan fiction M/K Rated NC17 for human/merman love. Summary: Krycek and Mulder are paid an unexpected visit by some old friends. I want to thank Bernice Russell for allowing me to write a sequel as she was the one that wrote the original story A Fish Called Krycek, please go and read her story first, you will find it on the Authors Choice site, it's absolutely brilliant.Or click here And thank you once again for letting me splash about in your fish pond, I have had a wonderful time. "Mppphhh.." Mulder's eyes opened, blinking in the early morning sunlight. For some reason, he was having trouble breathing.
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Extractions: VenomousReptiles.org Home Venomous Reptiles on the Net Welcome Anonymous Register a Nickname! or Login! Home Community Articles Speakout Strays Survey ... My Profile Resources File Library Photo Album Calendar Classifieds ... Antivenom Bank Site About the SHHS Website Team Link Search Articles Home Add Article Articles by Category Captive Care Conservation Field Notes Humor Legal / Ethics News Product Reviews Snake Bite from Mary Welch on January 15, 2002 Bitten By the Big One II: Looking in from the outside. By Mary Welch OK, so I let him tell his story as he remembers it. This is how it went from our side of things... Like Bret said, "This one's going to hurt in the morning!" It depends on which morning he could have been talking about. For the first two days they kept him sedated. But I can say that I was not feeling too damn skippy in the morning either! Actually it was not until they had him stabilized at the third hospital that they allowed him to wake up. At hospital number two they sedated him with what they called "mother's milk". Apparently it was to keep him knocked out and to keep him from remembering what they were doing to him, as a nurse told me. But I will admit he was definitely not a happy camper when he did wake up. Oh wait! I was going to tell you about the merry-go-round we went on with the idiots at one of the hospitals. And the friends that pulled the strings that helped save his life.
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