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Inclusion and Change in Veterinary Medicine

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Course Titles:

How Did You Get Here?

Course Number: 10700

(.5 CE) .5 Continuing Education Unit offered

Speaker: Bret Marsh

Description: 

Veterinary Medicine has a rich and textured history, and yet the past will not ensure the future of the profession. "How Did You Get Here?" will explore the past only in the context of the insights it provides in determining the future of the profession. As the profession celebrates its 250th birthday, the future is brighter than ever!

 

 


Inclusion: The Poverty of Knowledge

Course Number: 11100

(1 CE) 1 Continuing Education Unit offered

Speaker: Malcolm Kram

Description: 

This session discusses ways to move the veterinary profession forward with respect to enhancing diversity and fostering inclusive work environments. These issues not only have ethical impacts but business impacts as well.

 

 


Times They Are A Changin'

Course Number: 10900

(1 CE) 1 Continuing Education Unit offered

Speaker: Ron DeHaven

Description: 

Times are changing rapidly, far more so than when Bob Dylan penned his famous song in 1963. The challenges facing the veterinary profession are huge, but so are the opportunities. From practice economics to educating the future members of our profession, now is the time for us to drive change.

 

 


Veterinary Medicine & Diversity: Relevance and Reality

Course Number: 10600

(1 CE) 1 Continuing Education Unit offered

Speaker: Lisa Greenhill

Description: 

This lecture addresses the relevance and impact of social and cultural diversity on the veterinary profession and specifically on different areas of practice. The session also includes primer information on diversity concepts and their applicability to the promotion of a diverse profession well positioned to meet societal and global needs.