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IACUC 101 Plus

IACUC 101™: “Plus” virtual program is 2 days of didactic and interactive educational opportunities for both new and seasoned IACUC members, IACUC affiliates, and others who contribute to their institution’s animal care and use program.

  • The NIH-supported, IACUC 101™ Series 501(3)(c) nonprofit presents educational programs to promote understanding of federal laws, regulations and policies governing the care and use of animals in research.

  • The course includes Q&A sessions with representatives from USDA and OLAW. PDFs and other course materials that will be provided to you 2–3 days before the course and a zoom link will be sent to the registrant immediately following their registration submission.

  • Our courses are delivered by our faculty who are renowned for their expertise in animal care and use issues as well as program management and development. For questions on upcoming programs or registration, please contact us today.

What to Expect

The goal of the IACUC 101™ Series programs is to deliver affordable, quality basic and advanced educational programs

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All times listed are in Eastern Standard Time
  • Outline of Events

    IACUC 101™: “Plus” virtual program is 2 days of didactic and interactive educational opportunities for both new and seasoned IACUC members, IACUC affiliates, and others who contribute to their institution’s animal care and use program. The "Plus" portion of our program includes additional Wildlife, Post Approval Monitoring and Building the People-Program Bridge modules.

    This program is spread out over 2 days via Zoom. Didactic sessions address institutional responsibilities, IACUC charges, relevant informational resources, animal welfare laws, regulations and policies, and best practices. Students also are challenged to consider, deliberate, and develop action plans for a variety of potential IACUC scenarios. The course includes Q&A sessions with representatives from USDA and OLAW. This course will not be recorded, so take good notes on the presentation PDFs and other course materials that will be provided to you 2-3 days before the course.

  • April 2nd Schedule

    11:00: Welcome and Introductions: Monte Matthews
    11:10: Historical and Current Perspectives: Monte Matthews
    12:00: IACUC Functions: Rachel Murray
    1:00: Q&A
    1:05: Break
    1:20: Personnel Qualifications and Training: William Singleton
    2:10: Semiannual Inspections: Mildred Randolph
    2:55: Q&A
    3:00: Break
    3:15: Semiannual program review: John Bradfield
    4:10: Scenario Deliberations
    4:45: Final Q&A
    5:00: End

  • April 3rd Schedule

    11:00: Q&A with Panel and Faculty: 
    11:10: Protocol Review: Ernie Prentice
    12:20 Wildlife Issues: John Bryan
    1:05: Q&A
    1:10: Break
    1:25: Occupational Health and Safety: Mildred Randolph
    2:10: Building the People-Program Bridge: Sally Thompson-Iritani
    3: 00: Q&A
    3:05: Break
    3:20: Post Approval Monitoring: Jennifer Klahn
    4:10: Q&A
    4:15: Break
    4:25: Scenario Deliberations
    4:55: Final Q&A
    5:00: End

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