This course will educate students on poultry anatomy and physiology. Discuss various common poultry diseases and well as their prevention, symptoms and treatments. Student will form groups and research topics in the current poultry industry and have debates concerning these issues at the end of the semester.

In this course, students will participate in all aspects of managing a meat goat herd, including nutritional management, health management, pregnancy, neonatal care and marketing.

This course provides exposure to the beef cattle production cycle in the winter-spring with hands-on experience. An emphasis is placed on understanding cattle behavior and practicing ?sound stockmanship.?

Students enrolled in this course will participate in all aspects of managing a sheep flock, including nutritional management, health management, pregnancy, neonatal care and marketing.

This course focuses on clinical skills and veterinary nursing procedures. Laboratory experiences include working with a team, physical examinations, parenteral medication administration, venipuncture, and other clinical nursing skills. Medical terminology will be reinforced.

This course focuses on clinical skills and veterinary nursing procedures. Laboratory experiences include working with a team, physical examinations, parenteral medication administration, venipuncture, and other clinical nursing skills. Medical terminology will be reinforced.

This course focuses on clinical skills and veterinary nursing procedures. Laboratory experiences include working with a team, physical examinations, parenteral medication administration, venipuncture, and other clinical nursing skills. Medical terminology will be reinforced.

This course is an introduction to clinical veterinary medicine for veterinary technologists. Veterinary nursing procedures and teamwork will be thoroughly discussed. Lecture topics include but are not limited to: animal behavior and training, nutrition, animal diseases, dentistry, physical therapy, preventive health care and immunity, toxicology, and emergency and critical care, and client education/communication. Medical terminology will be reinforced.

This is a stand-alone independent study designed by the student and faculty sponsor that involves frequent interaction between instructor and student. Qualitative and quantitative enrichment must be evident on the proposed contract before consent is given to undertake the study.

The student is introduced to five common domestic large animal species in the context of a lab course. Emphasis is placed on anatomy, restraint, physical examination, nursing care, diagnostic techniques, reproduction, and common diseases.