College of Veterinary Medicine

DC for Clients and Facilitators 

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For Clients and Facilitators


Welcome to the client and facilitator page.  Here you'll find all you need to know about becoming a Diagnostic Challenge client and the resources you need as a DC facilitator. WSU is the only veterinary college that offers this type of training to its students.

The Diagnostic Challenges are multidisciplinary, case-based exercises that began at WSU in 1991 to help students learn in a simulated "real world" setting. The exercises are now conducted collaboratively by instructors in Pathology, Clinical Pathology, Bacteriology/Mycology, Virology,  Immunology and Toxicology.  Visiting veterinarians, mostly WSU CVM alumni, play an increasingly important role as case facilitators.  In addition, important contributions are made by faculty and staff in Radiology, Large and Small Animal Medicine, WSU's Animal Health Library, The CVM Office of Student Services and BCU.

2013 Dates

Clients & facilitators need to be on campus the day before the DC begins
  • DC1:  October 8 - 11 (Tuesday - Friday)
  • DC2:  November 12-15 (Tuesday - Friday)

  • Please note that Monday, Nov 11 is Veteran's Day and that Thanksgiving is a week later this year, starting Nov. 25.)

Clients

Information for prospective, new, and experienced DC Clients. 

Facilitators

Information for prospective, new, and experienced DC Facilitators. 

Students

A link to the student DC site.  (CVM Internal Web)

DC Case Development VPa501

Summer program for student.

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Remember your Diagnostic Challenge? Well now DC needs you. Become a Facilitator and help train a new generation of veterinarians.
 

To become a facilitator contact Dr. Steve Hines at shines@vetmed.wsu.edu or (509) 335-6069.

No time? Consider a gift to this exceptional program only at WSU.
 

To make a gift by mail:
Please make check payable to the WSU Foundation and send to:

Lynne Haley
Director of Development
Veterinary Development and External Relations
PO Box 647010
Washington State University
Pullman, WA 99164-7010

For questions about giving, contact Lynne Haley, Director of Development, at (509) 335-5021 or lhaley@vetmed.wsu.edu.

Last Edited: Feb 19, 2013 9:14 AM   

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