Animal Welfare - WSAVA 2002 Congress

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	Animal Use During Veterinary Training-A Recent Graduates Perspective, Siobhan Mullan
	Dealing With Change: The Response of the Faculty of Veterinary Science, University of Sydney, to Conscientious Objection and Legal Restrictions to the Use of Live Animals, Geraldine B Hunt, BVSc MVetClinStud PhD FACVSc
	Laboratory Animal Use in Veterinary Education: Who Benefits?, Vera Baumans, DVM, PhD, DipECLAM
	Non-Harmful Animal Use and Beneficial Animal Participation in Veterinary Medical Clinical Skills Learning And Mastery, Lara Rasmussen, DVM, DACVS
	Reduced Surgical Training at University Has Thrown a Greater Emphasis onto Post-Graduate Internship Training, Roger Clarke, BVSc (Qld), MRCVS, FACVSc
	The Laboratory versus the Client Owned Animal. Which One Should We Use to Teach Surgery: The Dutch Answer, Jolle Kirpensteijn, DVM, PhD, Diplomate ECVS & ACVS
	The Triumphs and Pitfalls of Limited Access to Animals for Teaching Veterinary Surgery-The Murdoch University Experience, Richard Read, BVSc, PhD FACVSc
	The Use of Animals in Teaching at Tufts University, Gary J Patronek, VMD PhD
	Using and Killing Animals in Labs and Shelters: Coping, Contradiction, and Conflict, Arnold Arluke, PhD