Friday Evening: We are confirmed to attend the Friday evening Lesson on Anatomy and Physiology of Animals . I expect an email Monday detailing the location. Time: 6:30 pm to 10 pm.
Reading Assignment:
Please find some time this week to read Chapter IV, Section 1 in preparation for this class. Please complete the homework at the end of this section as well. (good activity while driving to College Station) This information is the building block for our studies. There is a lot of information to be learned, and we are very fortunate to receive instruction from what I understand to be one of the better teachers at A&M. Please do your pre-study. The better background you have, the more you will get from this class.
Saturday Schedule: Below is my suggestion as to a schedule for Saturday. For the lectures indicated, we need to sign up for these sessions 1st thing Saturday morning as space is limited and it is 1st come 1st served:
Lecture:
9am: Choice One Lecture: A Day in the Life of Zoo Medicine with Dr. Hoppes
Choice Two Lecture: A Day in the Life of Emergency Medicine with Dr. Smith
- Zoology Medicine
- Feline Medicine
- Cardiology
- Endoscopy
- Live Spay and Neuter
- Internal Medicine
- Dentistry
- Orthopedics
- Radiology
- Oncology
- Aquatic Treadmill
Lunchtime: During this time we can tour the Pathology Exhibits (cool things like a two-headed calf and you get to hold a horse heart), and if time allows, take the self guided tour of the Large Animal Hospital
1pm: Vet Student Q&A and
Choice One Lecture: A Day in the Life of Large Animal Medicine with Dr. Washburn
2:00pm- Allen Pogue and his Trick Horses (Note to Horses Rock – Allen Poque lives in Austin and he and Sue Delaurentis have offered to do Trick Horse instruction with our 4-H Group next year)
3:00pm HEAD FOR HOME!
Regards,
Holly Carson
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