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2006 Institutional Animal Care & Use Committee (IACUC) Meeting


Connecting Science with Animal Care & Compliance:
A Forum For Discussion

When:
Wednesday, May 17, 2006
8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

Location:
Genoa Woods Executive Conference & Banquet Center
7707 Conference Center Drive
Brighton, Michigan
www.genoawoods.com

Program    Faculty    Registration    Brochure

Join us for a full day didactic and interactive training course for new as well as seasoned IACUC members, IACUC affiliates including IACUC administrators, trainers, veterinarians, animal care staff, researchers, regulatory personnel, individuals responsible for their institution.s animal care program, and others interested in IACUC roles and responsibilities. The program is delivered by a top-notch faculty renowned for their expertise in institutional animal care and use issues and program development, including representatives from both private and academic biomedical research institutions, as well as AAALAC and USDA. The morning breakout sessions will provide a basic yet comprehensive overview of the laws, regulations and policies that govern the humane care and use of laboratory animals, supplemented with examples and possible approaches for successful and effective administration. Afternoon sessions will demonstrate techniques for successful IACUC meetings and how to meet the challenges of protocol review, followed by news and updates from AAALAC, OLAW and USDA. Please join your colleagues as we share insights on the best way to achieve compliance, while maintaining the balance between assuring animal welfare and facilitating valuable research, testing and teaching.

Sponsored By:
Michigan Society for Medical Research (MISMR)
PRIM&R/ARENA

Program Committee:
Kathryn Wiklanski, MISMR Chairperson
Cindy M. Hoorn
Rebecca Ellish-Stengle

For additional information, please email mismr@umich.edu

 

 
 
 
MISMR members strongly support humane animal study in research. We hope that likeminded citizens will join us in working for rational public policy that assures the continued appropriate use of animals in the course of good science.