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2012 ACPV Sponsored Workshop
Food Safety Challenges in the Poultry Industry: 
Current regulations and practical field experiences

Sunday, April 1, 2012
DoubleTree Paradise Valley Resort
Scottsdale, Arizona, USA

This workshop will provide a complete understanding of current USDA/FDA regulations, practical knowledge and experiences in the development and implementation of control programs and future challenges.

For additional information: 
conferences.ucdavis.edu/wpdc 
www.acpv.info



Merial Selections

The Spring 2011 issue
profiles Dr. Robert Eckroade
Read here

The Summer 2011 issues
profiles Dr. Pedro Villegas
Read here 


Keep our Food Safe


Frequently Asked Questions about
Antimicrobial Use and
Antimcrobial Resistance


Legacy of the 1960's
a decade in Marek's disease
highlighted


Interview with
Dr. Julius Fabricant
One of AAAP's

founding members


Poultry Examination and
Diagnostics,
an innovative
multimedia resource
developed by leading poultry
specialists at Cornell University
and the United States
Department of Agriculture

 




AAAP Foundation Poultry Scholarship Criteria and Application

The American Association of Avian Pathologists Foundation Scholarship Program accepts scholarship applications from students who are pursuing a career in poultry health and well-being and/or food safety in North America. Eligible students should attend a veterinary college accredited by the American Veterinary Medical Association, or an accredited undergraduate university or graduate school.  Students must meet one of the following educational criteria to be considered:

Student Educational Criteria

  1. Enrollment in a university undergraduate curriculum involving avian science, poultry science, food science, animal science, biology, or equivalent with the intent to pursue a MS, PhD, or  veterinary degree with a focus on poultry health and well-being and/or food safety; OR
  2. Enrollment in a veterinary college or graduate school leading to a DVM, MS, or PhD degree focused on poultry health and well-being and/or food safety.

Scholarships will be awarded based on assessment of the following credentials.

  1. Academic record (provide complete official transcripts from academic institutions).
  2. Letters of recommendation provided by two persons who are knowledgeable about the applicant and his or her career goals; submitted by the writer and separate from the application.
  3. Experience related to poultry health and well-being and/or poultry food safety; and
  4. A brief essay (500 words or less) describing career goals.

Amount of Scholarship                                                                        

Scholarships will not exceed $1,500.

Scholarships may be renewed by reapplying if funding is available and student demonstrates satisfactory performance.

Deadline:  November 1, 2011

Download Application form and instructions here 

 
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