http://illinois.edu/calendar/Calendar?calId=705 Office of Research and Advanced Studies presents: Brown Bag Seminar The university and federal goverment have extensive policies and regulations concerning animal use in research. While these policies are important to know and follow, they do not cover the appropriate consequences when policies or regulations are violated. In this session, participants will engage in a short role-play scenario that highlights ethical issues in an animal research situation. Participants will then discuss the appropriateness and effectiveness of various strategies for responding to potential violations. All Graduate students and faculty are encouraged to attend. http://illinois.edu/calendar/Calendar?calId=705&eventId=107201&ACTION=VIEW_EVENT alumni Mon, 13 Jul 2009 18:30:00 CDT http://illinois.edu/calendar/Calendar?calId=705&eventId=100177&ACTION=VIEW_EVENT Conference Mon, 20 Jul 2009 08:30:00 CDT This course is designed for toxicologists and pathologists working in the pharmaceutical, chemical, and consumer products fields with a primary emphasis on drug discovery and development. The course is also applicable to professionals responsible for design and evaluation, safety assessment and regulatory issues associated with product development in industry, government, contract research organizations, and universities. The objective of the course is to address current global issues in the rapidly advancing fields of toxicology and pathology; to enhance attendees' skills in interpreting animal safety studies; to facilitate interactions with federal regulatory agencies; and to provide networking opportunities. http://illinois.edu/calendar/Calendar?calId=705&eventId=100178&ACTION=VIEW_EVENT Continuing Ed. Wed, 22 Jul 2009 08:30:00 CDT This course is designed for toxicologists, pathologists, and other processionals working in toxicology-related fields such as the pharmaceutical, chemical, consumer, and environmental areas. The objective of the course is to provide an understanding of the basis and maifestations of target organ responses to xenobiotic injury and thus enhance attendees' skills in interpreting pathology data. http://illinois.edu/calendar/Calendar?calId=705&eventId=108985&ACTION=VIEW_EVENT Continuing Ed. Thu, 10 Sep 2009 08:30:00 CDT Fall Conference draws on the knowledge of some of the nations top veterinary speakers and delivers practice-relevant issues at affordable prices. This conference is held on the Veterinary Medicine campus each year, making it the perfect opportunity to hold a class reunion and reconnect with classmates, colleagues, and teachers. The conference provides programming for both small and large animal veterinarians, featuring faculty of the college complemented by outside speakers.