UPEI Theatre Studies Program Presents On the Line:An Evening of Monologues, presented by the Students of Theatre 244. One Night Only! Where: Faculty Lounge, Main Building Begins @ 7:30 pm Warning: Some of the monologues contain adult language and situations. Admission: a Cash or Food Donation; all proceeds going to the Campus Food Bank. For more information, contact Dr. Greg Doran at gdoran@upei.ca or 5666-6013.

AVC students, faculty and staff are invited to Part 1 of the CVMA Animal Welfare Lecture Series, which will focus on recognizing the signs of animal abuse. Dr. Alice Crook from the Sir James Dunn Animal Welfare Centre will be speaking on how to recognize animal abuse in veterinary practice. Lunch will be provided.

AVC students, staff and faculty are invited to Part II of the CVMA Animal Welfare Lecture Series. A lawyer who practices veterinary law, Doug C. Jack, LLB, will be discussing the importance of properly documenting and reporting suspected cases of animal abuse in veterinary practice. Lunch will be provided.

Help end poverty--Support Fair Trade

Help End Poverty - Support Fair Trade

Help End Poverty -- Support Fair Trade

A health fair with over 25 exhibitors. Focus is on healthy lifestyles. Prizes, food and interactive displays.

SPEAKER: Angela Douglas, Department of Biomedical Sciences TITLE: Dose-response curves of Morphine in Zebrafish

Horses need first aid care just like people. Equine Emergencies offers horse owners an opportunity to learn the proper treatment of equine ailments in emergency situations. Dr. Erica Koch, Assistant Professor in AVC's Ambulatory Equine Services, will present information on monitoring a horse's vital signs, wound and injury treatment and administering medications. Recognizing when to call a veterinarian and must-have items for a first aid kit will also be discussed. Everyone is welcome. Part of AVC's Community Workshop Series.

Horses need first aid care just like people. Equine Emergencies offers horse owners an opportunity to learn the proper treatment of equine ailments in emergency situations. Dr. Erica Koch, Assistant Professor in AVC's Ambulatory Equine Services, will present information on monitoring a horse's vital signs, wound and injury treatment, and administering medications. Recognizing when to call a veterinarian and must-have items for a first aid kit will also be discussed. Everyone is welcome. Part of the AVC Community Workshop Series.