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.


2012 National AALAS Meeting in Minneapolis!

In addition to the ACLAD sponsored Wallace Rowe Lecture and the ACLAD/RADIL Seminar, this year's National AALAS meeting will once again feature the ACLAD Trainee Luncheon! We will have an amazing speaker and delicious luncheon followed by everyone's favorite- speed networking!
The luncheon will be on Tuesday Nov. 6, 2012 from 12-2 pm so keep your calendars open!

Contine to watch our site and your email for more details and information on how to register!

 
2012 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.

Thank you to everyone who renewed their membership and welcome to all of our new members! Your support is greatly appreciated!

It is never too late to join ACLAD! If you are interested, please take a moment to download and complete the membership dues form below.

Visit ACLAD at AALAS for information on previously sponsored events at AALAS. The program for 2012 will be added soon!


2012 Current Officers

President
:
Roger A. Van Andel DVM, PhD
OLAC
University of California-Berkeley

Secretary/Editor :
Kathleen A. Patterson DVM
Unit for Laboratory Animal Medicine
University of Michigan

Treasurer :
Glen Otto, DVM
Director, Animal Resources Center
University of Texas at Austin

Councilors :
Sue VandeWoude, DVM (past President)
Director and Professor, LAR
Colorado State University

Ingrid Bergin, DVM, DACLAM, DACVP (past Secretary)
Unit for Laboratory Animal Medicine
University of Michigan

Susan Compton, PhD (past President)
Section of Comparative Medicine
Yale University School of Medicine

Susan Erdman, DVM, MPH (past President)
Division of Comparative Medicine
Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Craig Franklin, DVM, PhD
Department of Veterinary Pathobiology
University of Missouri-Columbia