- 01. Membership Registration Changes
02. AALAS NM LAWTE Booth
03. AALAS NM LRC
04. LAWTE Founder's Award
05. LAWTE Business Meeting
06. Announcements
07. 2007 Boston Conference - Recap
08. 2005 SanDiego Conference - Recap
09. Other Past Meetings
10. Constitution
11. Past and Present Offices
About LAWTE ...
The Laboratory Animal Welfare Training Exchange is an organization of people who train in and for the laboratory animal science field. By sharing ideas on methods and materials for training, our members can learn together how best to meet the training and qualification requirements of national regulations and guidelines.
Since 1994, conferences have been held every two years for trainers to exchange information on their training programs in the U.S. and abroad. They have been attended by institutional representatives from the U.S. and around the world.
Read Article from March 2007 Lab Animal News: "The History and Future of The Laboratory Animal Welfare Training Exchange (LAWTE): A glimpse into the evolution of training in Laboratory Animal Science" by Stacy Pritt, DVM, MBA and Grace Aranda, LATG"
Announcements:
Charlotte 2007:
Business Meeting Minutes
ALERT!
Membership changes:
Online enrollment and renewal
Increased dues starting jan. 1, 2008
FOUNDERS AWARD 2007
~ SHERRI L. GOSS ~
The first LAWTE Founder's Award was presented to Sherri L. Goss, Training Coordinator for the Center for Laboratory Animal Science at the University of California at Davis on August 10, 2007 at the 2007 LAWTE Conference.
LAWTE Business Meeting -
2007 AALAS NM: Oct 15, 1:00 - 3:00
William Singleton, President
"Together let's continue to grow LAWTE, building on our successes and unlocking future possibilities."
Paula Clifford, Treasurer
“I'd like to provide more training of trainers for our members.”
Grace Aranda, Secretary
"Good research needs training and good training needs LAWTE"
LAWTE's Mission ...
The Laboratory Animal Welfare Training Exchange aims to promote an information exchange among laboratory animal welfare trainers on training programs, systems, materials and services for the purpose of promoting the highest standards of laboratory animal care and use.