Please note that 8 of our weekly classes will be held at Robeson High School (4125 Ludlow School, Philadelphia, PA 19104). The presenter will share case studies of multiple pertinent vector-borne diseases to highlight clinical pearls, summarize vector-borne diseases that are commonly seen in dogs and cats in the Midwest, and introduce attendees to emerging vector-borne diseases that are new to the Midwest. Found insideInvestor Matt Greenfield of Rethink Education describes the credentialing market as attractive to investors and companies because âit's an area where there's a lot of rapid change, and some of these businesses will be very large. Student writers will use many forms--short essay, blogs, social media posts, mini video- or play scripts, podcasts--and consider lots of topics as they publish with #VoteThatJawn. The team will determine a campaign goal and target audience, collect and analyze data, and design data-driven campaign messages. *Prerequisites: Enrollment in the National Clinician Scholars Program; Permission needed from department. The case studies analyzed in this course emphasize race and class differences between farm workers and urban barrio residents and how they affect their respective struggles. This session will review the impacts of parvovirus enteritis on the canine intestinal ecosystem; the clinical utility of fecal microbiota transplantation for parvovirus enteritis; the practicality of performing fecal microbiota transplantation in a shelter setting; and the feasibility of establishing a canine fecal donor program in a shelter setting. In this two-part session, historical examples will illustrate how vector-borne diseases have shaped society and culture. Although the course takes elementary/secondary educational policy and practice for immigrant students in the United States as its starting point, discussion of the implications and applications to other bi/multilingual contexts is encouraged. The second part of the course will pivot to the US and explore the civil rights of Asian Americans in the US such as the right to migrate, seek and enjoy asylum, education, housing, employment and health. This two-part session will answer the following questions: What does the research tell us about pricing in veterinary medicine? This is a full year course open to Dental students only. Technicians are invaluable in the education of budding veterinarians, and fostering collaboration among a team of care providers should start early. Lifesaving of kittens is a primary focus of many shelters today. This course will provide an overview of educational institutions and the experiences of children within them. Students will consider a "whole-child" approach to understanding children's classroom behavior in context. The second part will focus on South African jazz as a case study in the use of music for individual and collective political and therapeutic purpose. This is an ABCS course, and students will produce short ethnographic films with students in Philadelphia high schools as part of a partnership project with the School District of Philadelphia. This session will discuss the common reproductive issues affecting cows, including prolapse, urine pooling, and dystocia-related trauma. See what part they play." This course is an Academically Based Community Service course. The class will examine the connection between anthropology and policy, theory and practice (or 'praxis'), research and application. Jumping, mouthing, pulling, fence running, counter-surfing, and other challenging behaviors can be normal—or they can be symptoms of a larger problem. Many muscle disorders look the same but have different underlying causes. Their proposals help contribute to the improvement of education on campus and in the community, as well as to the improvement of university-community relations. Humane officers may have little to no equine experience, which could create challenges when working on equine cases. For faculty interested in teaching an ABCS course: Click here for more information on available resources. When we think about hazing, images of fraternities and other college-based groups fill our minds, but every group has its rituals, and every community determines its own “code for admission.” Veterinary medicine as a professional community is no different. Lectures, seminars, clinical sessions and community field experiences are provided so that students gain the necessary knowledge and skills in oral health promotion and disease prevention activities related to caries, periodontal diseases and oral cancer. Registration of 18-year-olds that year doubled: from 3,300 to nearly 7,000. In this session, attendees will learn what it means to be compassion fatigued, how to prevent it, the history and evolution of compassion fatigue, the impact it’s had on the veterinary profession, the symptoms of compassion fatigue, and how to treat it. This is an ABCS course, and students will produce short ethnographic films with students in Philadelphia high schools as part of a partnership project with the School District of Philadelphia. This session will provide practical advice on how to connect with your team members, helping to increase their engagement and reduce unwanted turnover. Innovation, defined as a hypothesis-driven, testable, and disciplined strategy, is important to improve health & healthcare. Also covered will be correct usage of different systems (rebreathing, non-rebreathing), techniques (low-flow, closed circuit), and troubleshooting. Attendee interaction will be encouraged. This is a full year course open to Dental students only. From this vantage point, we will then consider the role that schools can and/or should play in challenging inequalities in America. In the first hour of this four-part series, the speakers will discuss diagnostic options for working up the pruritic dog. In this session, participants will learn about current techniques available to preserve the genetic potential of a horse that would otherwise be lost. Things get trickier in this second hour of HQHVSN techniques. For the first part of the initiative, PNP-AC students will provide an interactive curriculum for the high school students based on the needs identified by staff and students. Use your work to bring other youth to the polls. However, definitive diagnosis and management can be somewhat challenging. Weekly readings and discussions will focus on health communication theories, campaign development approaches, and youth participatory action research (YPAR). This information is used to examine energy’s role in global warming and environmental degradation, and how the impacts of energy generation and distribution systems and structures have a disproportionate impact on underprivileged communities - both urban and rural. The National Youth Tobacco Survey indicated that 12.8% of middle school students and 34.8% of high school students in their study used some form of tobacco products. Grounded in a social justice perspective, this inter professional course aims to provide the student with a foundational overview of the field of community health and leadership skills in public health advocacy. This session will start at the root of where these behaviors began and how many “wild” behaviors—such as destructive scratching, chewing, marking, climbing and predatory play—are well-preserved in today’s house cat. This session will discuss how essential oils can help the veterinary team cope with stress, including scientific evidence they can influence wellbeing and practical steps for safely incorporating them into a personal stress management plan. Intended to focus on access to literacy and educational opportunity, the course will engage class members in discussions around a variety of topics in educational practice, research, and policy. Both undergraduates and youth partners will develop skills in communication, data collection and analysis, message design, teamwork, leadership, and activism. Students will be matched by interest and skill level with teams & will work with community-based organizations, healthcare providers and/or innovation partners. their own choice. The lecture will highlight the many causes of feather destructive behavior, treatment strategies, and coping with a feather picking bird. Who decides whether a cult is a cult? The course will challenge and expand students' understandings of international human rights in the past and in the present with a focus on human rights violations such as: A. Vietnamese fleeing the war in Southeast Asia. Penn students will co-teach asthma classes offered in public schools in West Philadelphia and survey asthma caregivers, providing them with the opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge to real-world situations, promote community education and awareness about asthma, and use problem-solving learning to enhance student education in environmental health. The efforts between the University of Pennsylvania and two West Philadelphia schools will help Penn students to develop their musical and sociological skills in analyzing how music is a marker of cultural identification. Many of us didnât realise what had hit us when we scrambled to adjust to the sudden upheaval of the workplace, switching to remote work with little or no preparation, or deemed an essential worker and asked to continue business-as-usual in highly unusual ⦠Students attend small group seminars to discuss their experiences and theoretical underpinnings of community oral health activities. Identifying the underlying cause of clinical signs and defining the location from upper airway disease, sinusitis, or lower air way disease is imperative to developing an effective treatment strategy. Click here to fill out the permit to enroll in this course. In this session, attendees will strengthen their diagnostic skills and become more efficient at identification. The UCHS curriculum roughly parallels the contents of first semester introductory physics (non-calculus) at Penn. Throughout, we will work directly with both primary and secondary sources, critically interrogating how both science and histories of science and its impacts on society are constructed. This presentation will discuss pharmacological effects of various drugs on critical kidneys, preoperative preparation, monitoring techniques and parameters, fluid therapies, analgesic techniques, and recovery considerations. The course is open to undergraduate nursing students as a case study & upper-level undergraduates and graduate students from across the Penn campus. This is a full year course open to Dental students only. Who decides whether a cult is a cult? One of the most difficult and missed diagnosis in clinical practice is small internal obstructions. In this session, attendees will learn how to make an exposure flap without trauma; how to remove buccal bone to facilitate extraction; the difference between luxation and elevation; and why a tension-free closure is essential. During the tutoring sessions, Penn students work two-on-two or one-on-two with the high school students to complete a math activity and reinforce mathematics concepts. Students will gain experience collecting data in the field with various sensors at archaeological sites in the region. We will first consider what the listening and performing culture was when we were growing up and how, if at all, this music reflected the local definition of our environment as urban, suburban, or rural. The usual events of high school graduation and summer vacation just didn’t happen as we thought they would or should. The first half of the course will set theoretical foundations through close reading and discussion of spatial and social justice theories, emphasizing questions of transportation and mobility. This course satisfies the Society & Social Structures Sector for Nursing Class of 2012 and Beyond. Students will also generate a policy analysis and/or program proposal as part of their final project that addresses an inequity theme that we have studies in the course. WRIT 138 401: This course is intended for capable writers who possess the maturity and temperament to work successfully as peer tutors at Penn. Differentiating infected from non-infected ulcers, as well as determining the depth, ideal treatment, and prognosis of corneal ulcers can be challenging. This lecture will review newer FDA rules and the veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR), as they pertain to veterinarians, bees, and beekeepers. This session will focus on how to build a better relationship between veterinarian and farrier. This information will be used to better understand children's needs and strengths and how they are manifested in transaction with classroom contexts. In service to that goal, students will read about ethnography (as a social scientific method and representational genre), learn and utilize ethnographic methods in fieldwork, watch non-fiction films (to be analyzed for formal properties and implicit assumptions about culture/sociality), and acquire rigorous training in the skills and craft of digital video production. This session will cover proactively addressing crowding and rotation to prevent disease from occurring later in life; preventing periodontal disease from occurring early in life; and making anesthetic dentistry an annual wellness procedure beginning at 1 year of age. This session will identify the important basics of inventory accounting; explain how to know if the figures are accurate and what information they convey; and suggest changes to the inventory system to better control these costs. From the idea that there is a pill to fix every problem to the misbelief that social dominance is at the root of all aggression problems, there is always someone with a strong, often well-advertised, opinion. In-class writing, group discussions, and field work in the Philadelphia area. In this session, attendees will learn how to diagnose a cloudy lens, common causes of cataracts, complications of lens disease, and recommended treatments. In the veterinary workplace, it might sound like this: "If you really cared about employee wellbeing, you would..." or "I guess you can afford to have me write a lousy review of your practice!” This interactive seminar will address the cycle of manipulation, submission, and resentment that characterizes emotional blackmail. This class is designed to advance students' writing practice, discipline, and workshop and critiquing skills. Fecal flotation is one of the most valuable in-house diagnostics that large animal veterinarians use to diagnose weight loss, diarrhea, and anemia. The course meets every Tuesday and Thursday, and separate evening tutoring sessions with the high school students are held each week at Education Commons. Access to veterinary care is a national problem with tremendous impact on veterinarians, shelters, and communities at large. AUGUST WILSON AND BEYOND. How is it possible to come to know something we did not know already--and how can we aid others in doing that? A focus of discussion will be an in depth exploration of the factors that influence self-care. This session will review warning signs of abnormal behavior, discuss when to refer, and explore ways to gain pet parents’ confidence that their animal needs help. During the second session of each week, Penn students will teach the hands-on activity to a small group of UCHS students. The course is designed to bridge the divide between theory and practice. This contact must include opportunities to observe children in a natural setting and interact with them on a regular basis throughtout the semester. However understanding the basics of HR laws allows an employer to be proactive instead of reactive when it comes to its employees. If students do not have a regular classroom contact, one will be arranged. The course encourages critical thinking about health outcomes framed by the broad context of the political and social environment. matter, locating visual evidence, contributing to a DIY stock photography gallery, This sessions will provide practical tips and tools so attendees can better assess what’s on their to-do list, decide what to focus on and when to say “no,” plan their work and work their plan, get in the right mindset to reframe situations, and most importantly, be kind to themselves! Making sense of the latest news in finance, markets and policy â and the power brokers behind the headlines. In ENVS 407, Penn undergraduates learn about the short and long term physiological consequences of smoking, social influences and peer norms regarding tobacco use, the effectiveness of cessation programs, tobacco advocacy and the impact of the tobacco settlement. EAS 242 is an Academically Based Community Service (ABCS) course supported by Penn’s Netter Center for Community Partnerships and the Steppingstone Scholars. This course will be of particular interest to those interested in race, American history and the history of science, anthropology, museum studies, education, and social justice. Veterinary medicine has long been a subject of interest to the popular media, which offer an array of veterinary medicine-centered content on a regular basis. This fun session will equip participants with tools to assess their organization's marketing, identify areas of improvement, and develop a strategy for the now. Studying environmental justice and pairing it with community service will heighten students' awareness of the complexities of culture, race, gender, and class while providing them with an invaluable experience of cross-cultural understanding. Topics discussed include: drinking water quality and protection, green infrastructure, urban impacts of climate change, watershed monitoring, public education, creating strategies and more. This course offers a hands-on introduction to the field of intercultural communication (ICC) and as such also serves as a pre-requisite to your Spring ICC Core Course, Experiential Learning Design, and to your more substantive Internship and Culminating Master’s Thesis or Portfolio. The statistical and experimental reality, vividly evidence throughout the nation's urban cities, is a staggering inequitable distribution of resources and growing economic instability for scores of households, including those identified as middle class. Both perineal urethrostomy (PU) and tube cystostomy should be considered as potential surgical options, and both can be performed in a non-referral setting. Students in Monument Lab: Public Art & Civic Research Praxis will participate as members of specialized research teams, in partnership with local high school research fellows, embedded in iconic public squares, West Philadelphia sites, and neighborhood parks around the city; serve as trained art guides to facilitate learning around over twenty temporary monument installations by internationally and locally-based artists; collect research proposals as a form of creative datasets managed by Penn's PriceLab and Library; and engage civic partners and public audiences around key issues of the project, including issues of race, gender, sexuality, class, social justice, and civic belonging. This session will review results of a recent canine leptospirosis case-control study in Chicago, canine leptospirosis vaccine data, and common vaccine-related concerns. In this session, participants will learn how society’s view of horses has changed; general information about the equine industry; how to safely approach, halter, and lead a horse; and basic equine care and nutrition. This course is by nomination and invitation only. This session will highlight up-to-date reports of animals infected with SARS-CoV-2, focusing on potential natural reservoirs of infection. The students undertake An intensive service-learning project offers course participants the opportunity to work with young learners and adolescents in a bilingual, after-school setting. Within all of these diverse topics, we will stress the heterogeneity of the Latino population according to national origin groups (i.e. In the final hour, true cases of pruritic pets will be reviewed. In addition, the work of #VoteThatJawn performs a civic service; therefore it is listed as an an Academically Based Community Service (ABCS) course with the university. Class discussions will also include risk communication, community outreach and education, access to health care and impact on vulnerable populations. Aggression in dogs is among the most common problems facing veterinary behaviorists today. Focus is placed on assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation of strategies designed to target the individual patient, the community and a population perspective. It will be aligned to the Philadelphia School District curriculum in introductory physics at University City High School (UCHS). This session will describe animal welfare laws that are relevant to veterinarians in Ohio and improve veterinarians’ comfortability with recognizing and reporting farm animal cruelty to authorities. This lecture will discuss the ocular manifestations of various diseases in a variety of species. Health Messaging in Africa: Public Performance as Participatory Action Research. Under Pennsylvania’s student practice rule, students will serve as primary counsel for children and youth responsible for interviewing and counseling clients, identifying legal issues, developing case theories, and providing legal representation in formal adjudicatory hearings. Because you will engage with a common reading program about the ground-breaking Voting Rights Act of 1965, the class is cross-listed with Africana Studies 124. *Prerequisites: BIBB 109 or permission from instructor. Among other things, accurate interpretation of thoracic radiographs is dependent upon a practitioner’s knowledge of normal anatomy of the thorax. This session will discuss how shelters are staffing and designing their medical programs for greater efficiency. Attendees will learn how to identify and navigate barriers such as closed attitudes, counterproductive change dynamics, and lack of expertise. Through a series of readings and service learning projects in multicultural settings, students will hone their observational and analytic abilities, while gaining an appreciation of and facility for participating in the communicative diversity around them. All students are welcome and there are no prerequisites, save for intellectual curiosity and commitment to the course. Osteoarthritis is a complex disease that requires a specialized treatment plan. This session will explore how the axis in medical decision making revolves around the interaction between primary and specialty care, especially about the efficacy and cost of tests and treatments available. This course represents an opportunity for students to participate in academically-based community service involving tutoring in a West Phila. As my fiance and I are creating our wedding ⦠Tooth resorption can be painful to our feline friends and can occur with any tooth in the mouth. This session will introduce attendees to the basic anatomy and physiology of the liver and gallbladder. Non-native species are sometimes referred to as alien species. Content areas: living things, the physical universe, and interacting ecosystems. Employing new ways of thinking, such as with design thinking, will help open up possibilities of ways to improve health & the process of healthcare. In addition, you will gain experience in activities that writers in all disciplines need to know: producing an arts-based event and social media campaign, working with multimedia content, and collaborating with other writers and artists. The second part will focus on South African jazz as a case study in the use of music for individual and collective political and therapeutic purpose. This case study offers students experiential learning to develop an in depth understanding of social determinants of health invulnerable, undersereved populations and to collaboratively design and refine existing health promotion programs based on the needs of the community site. The idea is to depict safety with the specificity and drama that we usually reserve for conflict. *Fulfills the Humanities & Social Science Sector Requirement, *Prerequisites: LING 074 or permission from coordinator; Penn Language Center permission needed; prior language experience required, *Fulfills the Cultural Diversity in the US Foundational Requirement, *Benjamin Frankllin Seminar; Fulfills the Cultural Diversity in the US Foundational Requirement, *Two terms; students must enter first term; Special permission needed from instructor, This course will combine an intensive practical and intellectual investigation of some area of the making of theatre: performance techniques, theatrical styles, a particular period of theatre history. Though sometimes necessary, disciplining and terminating employees is no fun. 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