Human-Animal Bond Lecture Series
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The Human-Animal Bond Lecture Series celebrates the special relationship that exists between humans and animals. It seeks to explore the human-animal bond in all its facets and raise awareness that the bond includes companion animals, production animals, wildlife and more.  We are mindful of the interdependence that exists between humans and animals and seek to educate, enlighten and entertain through the lecture series. 

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Keynote Speaker for 2009

Temple Grandin

Dr. Temple Grandin is a best-selling author and Professor of Animal Science at Colorado State University. She has been instrumental in developing welfare guidelines for the handling and transportation of livestock and is a past member of the board of directors of the Autism Society of America. She lectures to parents and teachers throughout the U.S. on her experiences with autism.
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Dr. Grandin's Schedule
Tuesday, October 20th

9-11am - Autism Spectrum Disorder
Hilton Garden Hotel
(limited space, please register here)

11:00am - Lunchtime Lecture
College of Veterinary Medicine (Freshman Classroom)
Watch Live Presentation

2:00-3:00pm - Book signing
CVM Lobby

5:40-6:40pm - Book Signing
CVM Lobby

7:00-8-15pm - Keynote address
CVM Auditorium - RSS Feed here

lunch bag to note lunchtime lecture series2009 Lunchtime Series

Monday October 19th 12-1:00
Dr. Mark Russak - 'How to Get the Most Out of Your Veterinary Visit'
Location: Starkville Sportsplex on Lynn Lane

Tuesday October 20th 11-12:00*
Dr. Temple Grandin - 'Behavioral Principles of Cattle Handling'
Location: College of Veterinary Medicine (Freshman Classroom)
Watch Live Presentation

Wednesday October 21st 12-1:00
Mary Riley - 'Equine Assisted Activities...more than just horsin' around'
Location: College of Veterinary Medicine (Freshman Classroom)

Thursday October 22nd 12-1:00
Dr. Jeanne Jones - 'Wildlife's Contribution to Human Quality of Life'
Location: College of Veterinary Medicine (Freshman Classroom)

Friday October 23rd 12-1:00
Dr. Bill Muir - 'Behavioral Genomics: Science-based Approach to Animal Wellbeing'
Location: College of Veterinary Medicine (Freshman Classroom)
Watch Live Presentation

*Note different time

Art Exhibits
Dr. Jeanne Jones
Ms Stephanie Dwyer

Fundraising Event
Proceeds go to the Safe Haven for Pets Program.  Safe Haven is a shelter program for pets of domestic violence victims.

Children's Art Contest
Click here for
Contest Rules
and Student Entry Form

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For more information, contact Melissa Montgomery (325-5170) or Dr. Jennifer Burgess (325-3712)