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CET Celebrates Student Employees Supporting Faculty Research

Each year, colleges and universities across the country recognize the importance of the student employee experience during National Student Employment Week (NSEW). Student employment offers students career-enhancing opportunities, the ability to develop skills relevant in any career, and better preparation…
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Asset Library Released For USDA-APHIS Foreign Animal Disease Investigation Trainers

USDA-APHIS has released an asset library for use by their foreign animal disease investigation trainers. The library, curated by the Center for Educational Technologies (CET), contains hundreds of videos, photographs, images, and fillable charts that were created by the CET…
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VetEducator Releases Another Set of Complimentary Slide Decks: Stem Cell

Roy Pool, DVM, PhD, Clinical Professor Emeritus,Veterinary Pathobiology, Texas A&M University, has shared his detailed stem cell slide decks with the public. The slide decks are an accumulation of decades of detailed documentation of Pool’s experiences working with stem cells.…
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Partnership Between Center for Educational Technologies and National Institute of Corrections Releases Microlearning Interactive Videos

The goal of this program was to launch an on-demand microlearning program for federal, state, local, and tribal correctional agencies. This project delivered scenario-based microlearning interactive videos that assist in reinforcing correctional excellence. Since the safety of inmates, staff, the…
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Pivoting During a Pandemic: Educating Countries on Food Safety System Modernization and the Value of Being Proactive Versus Reactive

Modernization of one’s food safety regulatory system involves identifying and mitigating risks and vulnerabilities in the country’s supply chain. Transforming a country’s food safety system from one that is reactive (driven by response to foodborne illness) to a system of…
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Keeping Current: Supporting Veterinarians Through Continuing Education Programs

The Texas A&M University School of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (SVMBS) is home to hundreds of faculty, staff, and administrators who dedicate their time to create an environment where a lifelong love of learning and passion for veterinary medicine…
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Addressing the Myths of Vaccines and Children

In an effort to promote middle-school student vaccination acceptance, a National Institute of Health-Science Education Partnership Award (NIH-SEPA) project was awarded to an interdisciplinary Texas A&M University team, led by Julie Harlin, associate professor in the Department of Agricultural Leadership,…
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