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Saturday & Sunday
September 13-14, 2003
Seminar fee: $175
Saturday Continental Breakfast
Saturday Lunch
and Saturday Evening Banquet All Included
Sunday Activities Included
Seating is limited. Get your application in early!
Contact us for additional information:
Ed Kelly
210-342-6928
email:eandsmonograms@aol.com
Miriam Puente
830-460-8132
fax: 830-796-8268
email: msaviary@stic.net
Michele Michalek
210-509-3718
River City Bird Club
email: rcbctx@rcbctx.org
Dr.
Chester A. Gipson, DVM
USDA, APHIS,
Animal Care
Deputy Administrator
Dr.
Jerry D. DePoyster
USDA, APHIS,
Animal Care
Senior Veterinary Medical Officer
Dr.
Ian Tizard, BVMS, PhD
Texas
A&M College of Veterinary Medicine
Dr. David Phalen,
DVM, PhD
Texas
A&M College of Veterinary Medicine
Dr. Darrel Styles,
DVM, MS
Texas A&M College of Veterinary
Medicine
The funds raised by this symposium will be used to fund substantial donations to the Schubot Exotic Bird Health Center in College Station, Texas and to scholarships for veterinary students at the Texas A & M College of Veterinary Medicine, College Station, Texas. Other contributions to benefit avian health may also be given.
Accredited Bird Seminar
Fund Raiser for the Schubot Exotic Bird Health Center
Learn from the experts...
- END - Exotic Newcastle's Disease, Latest Information
- AWA - The animal welfare act, newest information covering the inclusion of birds.
- Nutrition - Formulating a Diet
- Behavior - Prevent Problems Proactively
- Diseases - Older Birds & Non-Infectious Conditions
- Breeding - Types of sexing, Age of Maturation, Forming Pairs
- Questions & Answers
- Latest Research Projects Supported by the Schubot Center
Sunday Morning Activities
- Wet Lab: Standard Laboratory, Treatment Anatomy
- Field Trip: Guided Tour of Avian Exhibit Areas at the San Antonio Zoo
The Texas Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners has certified the Seminar and Wet Lab for up to 11 hours of Continuing Education Credit
Follow this link to see a photographic essay reporting on the 5th Annual South Texas Avian Symposium held in September 2002.