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CS 826 - Contemporary Issues in Veterinary Medicine

Credits: 2

Investigation of animal welfare, food safety and other societal concerns for animals and the veterinary profession. This course will help students learn to utilize scientific literature along with current events media to critically evaluate these contemporary issues. This class will expose students to many issues that pet owners, food producers and veterinarians face every day. Guest lecturers or moderators will be included for proper background debated topics with a focus on effective communication of evidence based decisions through writing and public speaking.

Requisites:
Prerequisite: First, Second or Third-year standing in the College of Veterinary Medicine or Graduate School.

Typically Offered
Spring


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