American Committee on Laboratory Animal Diseases

ACLAD Mission

To advance and communicate knowledge about diseases of laboratory animals for the benefit of laboratory animal science and comparative medicine.
Thank you for making the 2012 National AALAS meeting a success.  Keep checking our website for information about the 2013 Baltimore meeting!
 
Congratulations to our new 2013 officers!
Welcome to Roger Van Andel our new president, Corinna Kashuba our new treasurer and Lesley Colby, Angela Brice, and Gerry Hish our 2013 councilors! We are looking forward to an exciting year in ACLAD.
 
Thank you so much to our outgoing officers, Sue VandeWoude, Glen Otto, Ingrid Bergin, Susan Compton, and Susan Erdman for their devoted service to ACLAD! 
2013 Membership Renewals

ACLAD depends on member fees and luncheon registrations to sponsor annual events such as scientific sessions, the Wallace P. Rowe lecture, and the "Speed Networking" luncheon at the national AALAS meeting.

We will be sending out membership emails soon and an updated renewal form is posted below.

Visit ACLAD at AALAS for information on previously sponsored events at AALAS. The program for 2013 will be added soon!
Current Officers

President:
Roger van Andel, DVM, PhD, ACLAM
Director, OLAC
University of California, Berkeley2012

Secretary/Editor :
Kathleen A. Patterson DVM
Senior Staff Veterinarian
MPI Research

Treasurer:
Corinna Kashuba DVM, PhD, DACLAM
Institutional Compliance & Attending Veterinarian
Office of Research Compliance
Clinical Assistant Professor, Biological Sciences
Northern Illinois University

Councilors :
Angela K Brice, DVM, PhD, DACVP
Staff Pathologist
University Laboratory Animal Resources
Adjunct Assistant Professor, Pathobiology,
School of Veterinary Medicine
University of Pennsylvania
 
Gerry Hish, DVM
Post-doctoral fellow
Unit for Laboratory Animal Medicine
University of Michigan
 
Lesley A. Colby  DVM, MS, DACLAM
Senior Director of Animal Resources and Operations
Associate Professor
Department of Comparative Medicine
University of Washington
 
Craig Franklin, DVM, PhD
Department of Veterinary Pathobiology
University of Missouri-Columbia
 
Sue VandeWoude DVM, DACLAM (past president)
Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Education
Professor of Comparative Medicine
Colorado State University