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MS in Animals and Public Policy Student Externship and Research Presentations 2020

MAPP VG20 Final Presentations

Master of Science in Animals and Public Policy (MAPP)
Student Externship and Research Presentations
Saturday, September 12, 2020

MAPP Research Presentation:

Canine Stress-Related Behaviors During Owner Separation Katie Dabney

MAPP Externship Presentations:
Presentations are 20 minutes each with an additional 5 minutes for questions and transition to next speaker.

9:45 Greetings & Introduction Dr. Allen Rutberg
9:50 Animal Advocacy and Animal Sheltering in the Midlands of South Carolina Casey Boyer
Rein in a Dream: Operations and Certification of a PATH intl. Premier Accredited Center During COVID-19 Shannon Giguere
ZNE’s Grassroots Wildlife Conservation: Examining the Impact of Conservation Interventions for Blanding’s Turtles in Massachusetts Natalie Gutierrez
Disasters, Dallas, and Deregulation: IFAW and the Summer That Kept Us On Our Toes Mikhala Kaseweter
Equine Research: The Relationship Between the Equine Veterinarian and Farrier Lexie Laing
12:00 – 12:45 Lunch Break
MSPCA: Working in Pandemic Era Animal Policy and Examining Antibiotic Use in Hogs
Blythe Owen
Coronavirus Food Assistance Program: Coronavirus Pandemic Impact on American Livestock Producers and USDA Policy Implementation in New England Tara Reid
World Animal Net: Including Animal Welfare in International Policies for Animals, People, and Planet Tania Roa
The Cooperative Effort of Wildlife Management and Improving Human-Wildlife Relationships in Massachusetts Lauren Trifone
Exploring the Impact of Artificial Rearing on Animal Behavior: A Review Jessica White
Animal Rescue League of Boston: Sustaining Community Outreach and Services During COVID-19 Mavis Wolf
Closing Dr. Allen Rutberg

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