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Teaching
VMD 436: Veterinary Ethics and Law, course
leader. [Required core course for first year veterinary students.]
VMD 437: Veterinary Ethics and Law, course
leader. [Required core course for third year veterinary students.]
Veterinary Ethics Rounds, course leader. [Required ethics
presentation and seminar for fourth year veterinary students.]
Law 224: Animal Law, course leader. [Seminar course for
second and third year law students, others by permission of the
instructor.]
PHR 199, 298, 299:
Independent and group study in ethics and law for
undergraduate, professional, and graduate students.
Lecturing in undergraduate, graduate, and professional courses on ethical
issues relating to animals, veterinary medicine, the use of animals
in research, and the responsible conduct of research.
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Selected
publications
"The Paradigm Shift Toward Animal Happiness: What It Is,
Why It Is Happening, and What It Portends for Medical Research," in Ellen Frankel Paul and Jeffrey Paul (editors), Why Animal Experimentation
Matters: The Use of Animals in Medical Research, Transaction Publishers,
2001. "Animal Rights and Animal Research," in A.L. Kraus and D. Rehnquist (editors), Bioethics and the Use of Animals
in Research, American College of Laboratory Animal Medicine, 2000. "Ethics and Pain Research in Animals," ILAR Journal,
Vol. 40, No. 3, 1999. "Animals and the Law: Cruelty, Property,
and Rights," Social Research, Vol. 62, No. 3, 1995.
Veterinary Ethics: Animal Welfare, Client Relations,
Competition and Collegiality, Second Edition, Mosby,
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Selected presentations
"Bioethics and the Hamburger Principle: From Xenotransplantation
to Chimeras and Back." American Physiological Society Walter C. Randall
Lecture in Bioethics, 2008 Annual Experimental Biology Meeting. "Farm Animal Welfare and the Law." Lecture series
sponsored by UCD Agricultural Law Society, 2004. "Animal
Welfare: Process and Policy." Meeting of the House of Delegates,
California Veterinary Medical Profession, 2003. "Ignoring
the Infrastructure: Is There Time to Save Biomedical Research?"
Annual Joint Meeting of the California Biomedical Research Association
and the California Society for Biomedical Research, 2003.
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