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IVSA JOURNAL | Issue 2
IVSA Standing Committee on Veterinary Education
Expanding Student Access to Quality
Veterinary Knowledge Around the World
The VET Talks Project is centered
around three objectives:
The quality of medicine learned by
veterinary students should not be
limited by geography. By developing eLearning modules, we believe that we
can benefit animals around the world,
as well as the people who love and care
for them.
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Provide free knowledge to veterinary
students of the world
Highlight outstanding lecturers, as
nominated by students
Share knowledge internationally, with
the goal of advancing animal health
and welfare to benefit animal health.
The speakers, students, and universities
which contribute to the VET Talks
Project have demonstrated their
commitment to building a stronger
international veterinary community.
We would love for you to join us in this
endeavor!
NEW for 2016!
Attention Students! We are now
accepting student-recorded lectures
to the VET Talks Project. Is there a
particular topic which you explain very
well? Are you interested in pursuing a
specialty in a particular field? Teaching
is an excellent way to reinforce your
learning, and presenting a talk for an
international audience is a fantastic
way to start establishing yourself!
VET Talks is a joint project between the
IVSA Standing Committee on Veterinary
Education (SCoVE) and WikiVet. To find
out more or to get involved, please visit
our website: http://www.ivsa-committees.org/
or email us at [email protected]