Merial World Rabies Day Symposium

 
 
The Merial World Rabies Day Symposium at Tufts University will bring together a One Health audience comprised of veterinary and medical students, faculty and practicing veterinarians and will focus on the importance of rabies prevention and control at the global, national, state and local levels, as well as human and animal rabies epidemiology, diagnosis and surveillance issues.

 
Jim Steele, DVM, MPH to attend Symposium, book-signing!
Dr Jim Steele is a pioneer in the evolving philosophy of One Medicine, One Health, One World. He has been called by many of his colleagues, The Father of Veterinary Public Health. Dr Steele will be available for book-signing during the Symposium. Biography.
To purchase your copy, please click here.
(Books not available for sale at Symposium)

 

Symposium Date: Saturday, September 25th, 2010 from 8am to 5pm

Location: Doubletree Hotel Boston/Westborough (Group Code RBS).  Click here for more information including directions, transportation and maps.

Why: Each year, this Merial-sponsored Symposium is awarded to one Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association (SCAVMA) to recognize great achievement in raising awareness for rabies as part of World Rabies Day. Tufts University won the 2010 Symposium by having the highest percentage of students participate in their 2009 World Rabies Day event!  

Symposium Flyer: Click here to download a flyer for the Symposium  

Agenda: Click here to view the agenda

Continuing Education: This event has been approved for 5 CE credit hours for Massachusetts veterinarians.

Registration: There is no cost to attend but seating is limited! Please use the form below to register for the Symposium.

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