APSU Pre-Vet Club

Looking for a purr-fect way to unwind?🐈‍⬛
Join us at NeedMore Coffee for Yoga With Cats! 🧘‍♂️

Get your tickets for The Cats Meow Yoga!
With a blend of relaxation, stretches and kitty cats!🐾
Expect:
✔️ Guided yoga for all levels
✔️ Cat cuddles and playful interruptions
✔️ A stress melting, paw-sitive experience (and cat snoots to boop!)

🗺️NeedMore Coffee -260 Needmore Rd Ste B
Clarksville
🗓️Saturday NOVEMBER 15
10-11am
Tickets are $15 per person!

🎟️ Limited spots available – sign up right meow!⬇️
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Tag a friend who needs more cats and calm in their life 🧘‍♀️🩷🐾

World-renowned orator, author, professor and autism advocate Dr. Temple Grandin will visit Austin Peay State University on Oct. 30 for a community-wide book signing and forum discussion in the Music/Mass Communication Building.

Grandin’s lecture — part of the second edition of the revived CoSTEM Lecture Series — will cap off a month filled with events related to her visit. Many of these are free and open to the community, and the College of STEM is inviting the public to attend.

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Dear PreVet Clubs,

I am offering a VMCAS review zoom session on TODAY, 14th July, Monday at 8:30 pm EST. Juniors, seniors, non-traditional students and re-applicants are very welcome to join.

I will cover each of the 4 quadrants of VMCAS, experience descriptions, essay prompts, provide tips for assessing eligibility vs competitiveness and school selection.

Please feel free to share this zoom with your peers and colleagues.

Join Zoom Meeting
https://ncsu.zoom.us/j/92949537698?pwd=yppzAqyF6H8K65prZS8RkE8Vppez01.1

Meeting ID: 929 4953 7698
Passcode: 750971

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"Baa-tling Disease: A Model for Managing EAE in Sheep."
Abstract: Enzootic Abortion of Ewes (EAE) is a disease caused by the bacterium Chlamydophila abortus and primarily affects sheep. EAE leads to abortions, stillbirths, and the birth of weak or premature lambs, typically occurring in the last few weeks of gestation, but infected ewes show no other symptoms previously. While scientists have some understanding of how the disease spreads, there are still important questions about how it is transmitted, how immunity works, and how to manage outbreaks effectively. In this talk, I will discuss how I created a discrete-time mathematical model of EAE and show how that model can help scientists better understand and explore these aspects of the disease.

Way to go Jordan!

Spencer paves way for APSU students with South African journey Senior pre-veterinary major Jordan Spencer spent the summer abroad in South Africa, working with wild cheetahs and learning more about wildlife conservation.

All APSU students are welcome!

Come see us for our last meeting of the semester next Wednesday! We cannot wait to see y'all!

Come join us for a movie night at the farm on Wednesday! We look forward to seeing yall! 🤍🐾

Happy National Agricultural Month! This month we celebrate everyone who’s in the agriculture field from cattle ranchers to farmers. Thank you for each and everything you guys do!