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Student
Chapter of the American Veterinary Society for Animal Behavior (AVSAB)
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Officers
Student Chapter Objectives
Annual Events
Student chapter bylaws for AVSAB
AVSAB Web Site
Officers:
Student
Chapter Objectives:
- To advance
the study of animal behavior.
- To provide
veterinary students with educational opportunities in animal behavior and
related subjects.
- To make
available to student chapter members an affiliation with the
American Veterinary Society for Animal
Behavior (AVSAB).
- To enhance
leadership characteristics in its members through organization as a student
club.
- To provide
behavior-related educational opportunities to the general public.
Annual Events
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Pet Pictures with Santa is our annual
fundraiser held in early December and allows pet owners to have their
pet’s picture taken with jolly old Saint Nick. This is held in the lobby
of the New Veterinary Teaching Hospital at Washington State University
and is open to all species and all members of the Moscow-Pullman
community.
- The
Behavior Information Table, held during the Veterinary College’s Open
House (usually in April), provides behavior and club-related information
to the college and the general public.
- “Simon
Says” Obedience Game is a fun contest held concurrently with the
Information Table at open house. Prizes for the last dog standing!
Other
Activities
- We host
a nearly-annual workshop by R.K. Anderson on use of the Gentle Leader
Head Halter.
- We
sponsor a wide variety of lectures and workshops for club members.
Recent offerings have included temperament testing of shelter dogs,
behavior issues in shelter medicine, and promotion of safe interactions
between children and pets.
- Plans
for 2005-2006 include talks on feline behavior and restraint, equine
vices, safe ag animal handling, and a lecture series for the general
public on common behavior issues in dogs and cats.
Past Club
Activities
Membership
is open to all students, and we accept members year-round. Club dues are $8
per year, pro-rated during spring semester. Club meetings are open to
anyone, but some lectures and special events are restricted to dues-paying
members.
If you have questions or want more information about the club, please
contact Taya Marquardt at
taya@vetmed.wsu.edu.
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