Mixing Majors And Non-Majors type of course necessary for preprofessional majors (ie biology, Pre-vet, pre-dental,pre-med)? a third for A P for two-year health careers programs http://biowww.clemson.edu/biolab/mixed.html
Extractions: SUBJECT: Should majors and non-majors courses be mixed? DATE: 2/97 Dear Biolabbers: I need your help. I teach in a community college biology department and my primary teaching assignment is our introductory biology course. We Non-majors course. It carries the Texas common course numbers Biol.1406 Several of my collegues have expressed doubts about this arrangement in the past. Questions such as: 2). Is this type of course necessary for pre-professional majors (i.e. biology, Pre-Vet, pre-dental, pre-med)? 3). Could majors be served by our existing Botany / Zoology two semester sequence? I really do enjoy reading the many regular contributors to this list /and the not so frequent contributors also ;-). I would love to see a thread on this subject and all are encouraged to share your thoughts on this, but I am especially interested in the senior level institution BioLab members comments. We want to prepare our students in the best way possible so they are ready to step in to your upper level majors courses and not miss a step. What are your observations along this line?
VMRCVM DVM Curriculum Internat vet med, 2, G, Emerging Infect Dis, 1. Avian med/Surgery, 1. is geared particularlyto those students intending to pursue research and/or academic careers. http://www.vetmed.vt.edu/Organization/Academic/Admission/AdmCurric.html
April 2001 Supplement Fax 706542-5977 E-mail CQUIST@CVM.vet.UGA.EDU 1990, 46 474; Piusinski et al.,med. a range of options and pathways of preparation for important careers. http://www.wildlifedisease.org/member/supplements/apr01sup.html
GEM-SET There are so many different careers with animals is hard State University also hasan excellant vet school, and IN TULSA, OK After under grad (4 yrs) and med. http://www.uic.edu/orgs/gem-set/november.htm
AVJ 75,2,Feb '97 Pp 144- med. We also follow the careers of our graduates, and to have Australian veterinaryscience graduates attain the highest international 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.
Information Resources For Animal Welfare & Alternatives such as farming, wildlife management, petkeeping, and pest students who wish topursue careers in the welfare of farmed, companion, wild, zoo and laboratory http://www.vetmed.ucdavis.edu/Animal_Alternatives/organiza.htm
Extractions: (ARDF). American Association for Laboratory Animal Science (AALAS). A nonprofit association of persons and institutions professionally involved with the production, care and study of laboratory animals, AALAS provides for the exchange of scientific information on all phases of laboratory animals and their welfare through educational activities and certification programs. AALAS promotes the humane care and treatment of laboratory animals through educational programs, publications, and certification activities. AALAS publishes the scientific journal Laboratory Animal Science, the magazine Contemporary Topics in Laboratory Animal Science, a booklet, Audiovisual aids for Laboratory Animal Science, and the AALAS Training Manuals.
2001-2002 Living/Learning Center Programs - UVM ideas and interests regarding career opportunities and vet schools. students who areinterested in other careers, but have an Anyone with an interest in Emed. http://www.uvm.edu/~llcenter/programs/0102over.htm
Extractions: 2001-2002 Program Overviews General Information: How to contact Program Directors How to Apply to Programs Required Course Info for Selected Programs On-Line Application Form ... Africa House New! An Artist's Domain New! Animalia Art of Photography Building a Community New! New! Celtic Myths and Legends Chinese House Collegiate 4-H Developing Writing Skills: Writing Personal Essays from the Inside Out New! A Residential TAP Course Ecology and Geology of the Lake Champlain Basin A Residential TAP Course Emergency Medicine Environmental Mindfulness New! FARMS (UVM/VTC 2 + 2 Program) New! Future Educators German House Integrated Humanities (IHP) A Residential TAP Course Integrated Social Sciences (ISSP) A Residential TAP Course Japanese House John Dewey Honors House New! L/L Stage Company La Maison New! Musical Expression Through Piano New! Natural Art in the Lake Champlain Basin New! Photography (See Art of Photography Pre-Veterinary (See Animalia New!
GUIDE TO HEALTH healthy and contains advice on vet selection, pet OncoLink http//cancer.med.upenn.edu/Comprehensive health care workers; information on careers, jobs, case http://www.sheltonstate.edu/library/medical_web.html
Extractions: GUIDE TO HEALTH, MEDICAL, NURSING, NUTRITION, RESPIRATORY CARE, AND WELLNESS RESOURCES ON THE WEB The following sites are recommended for basic information in health, medicine, nutrition, nursing, and wellness. This listing represents selected sites only and is not intended to be a comprehensive listing of health and medical sites. Excellent subject lists are also available at the Jacksonville State University Library site. There will be some overlap in information in the following subheadings. This guide is designed for educational purposes only and does not render medical advice or professional medical services. The for the Brooks-Cork Library also applies to this guide. SUBHEADINGS ALABAMA VIRTUAL LIBRARY (for full-text articles and reports) GENERAL HEALTH AND MEDICAL RESOURCES ON THE WEB SELECTED MEDICAL SPECIALTIES RESOURCES ON THE WEB NURSING RESOURCES ON THE WEB ... WELLNESS RESOURCES ON THE WEB In many cases, helpful resources may be found by simply conducting keyword searches with search engines and subject guides. For example, to locate information on specific diseases or conditions (e.g., carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, etc.), choose one of the following and enter the keyword(s) in the search box. The same technique can be used
Feb 17, 2003 Web Adoption Concerns; Anti-Gay Guidance Position 14, 2002, School Violence; Racing; vet Lawsuit; Zimbabwe. Youth At Risk; NonSmoking;med Overload; E 19, 2001, Harry Potter; Patricia's; Ramadan; Youth careers. http://www.cbc.ca/cgi-bin/newsworld/lister.cgi?SC=NL&TEMPLATE=newslink2.ssi
Laboratory Primate Newsletter, Volume 35, Number 1 Researchers at all stages in their careers may apply School of vet. med., 200 WestboroAve, N. Grafton, MA 01536 508839-7991; Fax 508-839-2953; e-mail dpease http://www.brown.edu/Research/Primate/lpn35-1.html
Extractions: VOLUME 35 NUMBER 1 JANUARY 1996 Articles and Notes Reorganization of Dominance Rank Among Adult Males in a Captive Group of Tufted Capuchins (Cebus apella), Rotational Use of a Recreational Cage for the Environmental Enrichment of Japanese Macaques (Macaca fuscata) News, Information, and Announcements Editor's Notes...... . . Health and Safety Guidelines; WRPRC Audiovisual Archives; Primatology and Related Information on the WWW; Introducing ABSLnews; Slide Set on Emerging Diseases Primate Film Competition...... Retirement Surprise...... Travelers' Health Notes: Inactivated Hepatitis A Vaccine Recommendations...... Meeting Anouncements......
Laboratory Primate Newsletter, Volume 39, Number 1 (Was the New York zoological Park, commonly called the Bronx zoo). of Edinburgh,med. to prepare individuals for a variety of careers including collaborative or http://www.brown.edu/Research/Primate/lpn39-1.html
Extractions: . . . Postdocs in Comparative Medicine, Missouri; Postdoctoral Training in Laboratory Animal Medicine; Animal Behavior Summer Field Course in Kenya; Teaching and Research, Nicaragua and Costa Rica; Residency/Graduate Training, Texas; Field Methods in Primate Ecology, Panama; Socioendocrinology and Cooperative Breeding; Postdoc in Primate Conservation, New York; Summer Apprentice Program, Washington State News Briefs......
Extractions: Exploring science-literacy-in-practice: Implications for scientific literacy from an anthropological perspective Cory A. Buxton University of New Orleans Contact information: Dr. Cory A. Buxton 342-E Bicentennial Education Center UNO Lakefront Campus New Orleans, LA 70148 cbuxton@uno.edu Abstract Introduction Science literacy has been a centerpiece of the current wave of science education reform for over a decade now. In its current iteration, this topic was first raised in Science for All Americans , which stated in its opening lines, "This book is about science literacy. Science for All Americans consists of a set of recommendations on what understandings and ways of thinking are essential for all citizens in a world shaped by science and technology" (p. xiii). Later in the introductory chapter, SFAA goes on to define science literacy in the following way: Science for All Americans is based on the belief that the science-literate person is one who is aware that science, mathematics and technology are interdependent human enterprises with strengths and limitations; understands key concepts and principals of science; is familiar with the natural world and recognizes both its diversity and unity; and uses scientific ways of thinking for individual and social purposes. (p. xvii) Several years later, the Benchmarks for Science Literacy elaborated upon this definition, tying science literacy to a more generalized view of literacy for the new century:
Class Notes 1980-89 Michael Blab, MS vet '83, was recruited from practice in are seeing the world whilechanging our jobs and careers. PA 19103; email, berkwits@mail.med.upenn.edu http://cornell-magazine.cornell.edu/Archive/Nov2000/Notes80-89.html
Extractions: CLASS NOTES November-December 2000 Twenty years ago I, Jill Abrams Klein, submitted handwritten class columns. Fast forward to the 21st centuryPCs and e-mail are the way to go! After a five-year hiatus, I am pleased to be rejoining the correspondent team. Reunion weekend, or how-do-you-relive-4-years-in-4-days, was expertly hosted by classmates Jodi Diehl Nestle and Nancy MacIntyre Hollinshead, who absolutely outdid themselves. The receptions, life in U-Hall 2, the tents complete with Hot Truck (some classmates had the foresight to "preorder" their PMPs, MBCs, and Wet Garlics), mocha chip ice cream, and the WEATHER! Yes, after a brief bit of rain, the weekend cleared to reveal days that we so rarely enjoyed as students. Thank you, Jodi and Nancy. We look forward to our 25th! Our class participation at Reunion 2000 broke all sorts of records as over 250 classmates were joined by family and friends. A big round of applause to the Cornell Fund leaders, Hugh Ten Hagen and John Megrue, who motivated and cajoled us to give a 20th Reunion year record for donors and dollars raised. The hard work of their committees paid off handsomely, and we thank all classmates who contributed to Cornell. So many people and so little space to quickly share news on our returning classmates. After 20 years, we are looking great! And still showing lots of energy. Classmates returned to the Hill from everywhere to renew friendships and to introduce non-Cornell spouses and children to Cornell.
UK TV Guide delights reveal the true and exotic flavours of the med. telling the real storiesbehind the careers of music stories of pets in need, with vet Trude Mostue. http://uktv.tv/2002/10/16/
Extractions: UK TV Guide Archive UK Shopping UK Jobs UK Hotels ... UK Restaurants (beta) UK TV Guide for the 16 th of October BBC Choice BBC Four BBC News 24 BBC Parliament Bravo CBBC CBEEBIES Challenge TV Fantasy Channel Living TV Play UK Trouble UK Drama UK Food UK Gold UK Gold 2 UK Horizons UK Style BBC News 24 (On with the Motley) Simon Cadell, Paul Shane, Ruth Madoc, Su Pollard, Jeffrey Holland, Leslie Dwyer. The classic comedy series set at Maplin's Holiday Camp in 1959. The Camp Host gets his big chance when he is booked to do a cabaret spot at a posh golf club dinner. (Repeated later) (Subtitled) CBEEBIES
UK TV Guide stories of pets in need, with vet Trude Mostue reveal the true and exotic flavoursof the med. may be more interested in furthering their careers than settling http://uktv.tv/2002/04/21/
Extractions: Ben Nealon, Jonathan Guy Lewis, Laura Howard, Simon Sherlock, Kelly Hunter, Phillip Glenister. Deborah's life is threatened by an army policewoman who bears a grudge, while a tough training exercise pushes team spirit to the limit. The Hobbses are determined to become parents whatever the cost. UK Gold
The Cheshire Public Library Bookmark Page in need of information on jobs and careers. healthy and contains advice on vet selection,pet Databases include Pubmed, Internet Grateful med, AIDSLINE and http://www.cheshirelib.org/bookmarks/revision.html
Extractions: Internet Sites Page Welcome to the Cheshire Public Library Internet Sites Page. It is our intention that this page will be a starting point for the web user. A number of high quality web sites have been selected and sorted into general categories. Using these links might help you if you have a general reference question. Look at them to see what kinds of information you can get on the Web. More importantly, b rowse............have fun. If you are looking for specific information, you can approach the Web in two ways. First, if you have a URL (address), type it in. Or, you can perform a keyword search by using any of the search engines. If you are not satisified with the results, try using different combinations of words, or try a different search engine. Results can vary widely with different search engines. It may be worth your while to read the Search Tips located near the top of each search engine page to learn how that specific engine works. Users who are new to the Internet and the World Wide Web are encouraged to visit the Internet Tutorial sites.
Tarrant County Physician Magazine He was told he was not going to be a vet. Boston switched from veterinary medicineto premed when he public polio vaccine drives and health careers nights for http://www.tcms.org/magazines/0201.html
Extractions: I just got back from a cruise in the Caribbean (business, of course) on the good ship "Stretchpants," the flagship of the Gluttony Steamship line. There were apparently only a few requirements for everyone else on this cruise-you must have married a cousin whose parents married their cousins, you must smoke (preferably heavy, unfiltered cigarettes), and you must be able to consume your considerable weight in food at every meal. Looking like a convention of sumo wrestlers, never has so much polyester been subjected to so much stress in such a short time. I would also tell you that a considerable number of these folks actually wore Speedos out by the pool. The experience prompted me to begin my much dreaded "three-day annual fitness program." That's up a day from last year (no pain, no gain) because this year I am going to do it right! Bob now has about 11 months before he gets another crack at me, and he's chosen to use the time in a most innovative way. He called me this week, and left a telephone message with an enthusiasm worthy of Debby Brown. He and a number of other young doctors like Chris Ewin and Susan Blue and Dick Schaffer are actually getting excited about the possibility of what a new building for the Academy of Medicine could do for the society and the community. The opportunities for educational activities and community service are extremely appealing. There is a grassroots passion arising that you can just "feel."
Horse101.com: Horse And Strangles Disease Electronic zoo / Netvet veterinary Resources Horse Sites; Netvet veterinaryResources Horse Sites. Horse - med. from the vet Corner Archives. http://www.dressage.to/dressage/topics/Health/horse_disease_strangles
Extractions: DPI Notes - Working Animals - Strangles in the horse Strangles in the Horse Strangles is a highly contagious disease which was a major aid of antibiotics and improved vaccines, the disease can be treated successfully and controlled easily. Strangles can affect horses of any age, but more particularly
Hollywood Boulevard-Hustle mainstay in Joel Schumacher movies, and med Flory as genre for the rest of their long,distinguished careers. Bernard, tight direction by Hammer vet Fisher, and http://pimannix.tripod.com/martysmarquee/id35.html
Fair Lawn High School Alumni Center - 1990's agranas@hotmail.com I'm graduating from med School this ypgn.org Recent News cgi1.usatoday.com/careers/dream/dream050 Iwork for a small animal vet in Fair Lawn http://www.angelfire.com/nj4/flhsalumni/1990.htm
