AWE
Avian, Wildlife, and Exotics
We provide a forum for students with an interest in all aspects of avian, wildlife, pocket pet, reptile and zoo medicine.
Throughout the year, we offer lunchtime lectures, speakers for general SCAVMA meetings, and opportunities for hands-on experience. We also provide a list of externships in exotic animal medicine.
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
LOOKING FOR NEW MEMBERS
AWE is still looking for new members. To be a member simply pay dues, of $5. Make a check out to SCAVMA for $5 and put AWE in the memo or you can pay $5 cash and put it in a envelope with your name and AWE dues written on it. Drop this off at one of our meetings or please put in Sarah Hill's Mailbox.
The 6th Annual Veterinary Student Exotic Animal Symposium
When: Jan. 4-5, 2008 Where: Knoxville, TN Presented by: The Avian, Exotics, & Wildlife Club Hosted by: The University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine What: The conference offers lectures and wetlabs concerning exotics. For more information go to our website at http://utcvm.pixelmud.com/awesym or contact us by email at exoticsymposium@mail.ag.utk.edu. Website: http://utcvm.pixelmud.com/awesym Email: exoticsymposium@mail.ag.utk.edu
For More info, please contact Co-Presidents: Gabby Schrader (gmschrader@mail.ag.utk.edu), Kristi Sowers (kdsowers@mail.ag.utk.edu), or Chris Buckner (crbuckner@mail.ag.utk.edu)
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