The First Tuesday Lecture Series at the New Bolton Center opens this fall with a Sept. 3 talk about "Weight Loss Worries" by Dr. Ashley Boyle. On Oct. 1 Dr. Emily Setlakwe will discuss "Treating Heaves." On Nov 5. Dr. Sue McDonnell, the head of the Equine Behavior Lab, will speak on "Ten Important Observations of Health-Related Natural Horse Behavior." And on Dec. 3 Dr. Thomas Schaer, Senior Research Investigator, Comparative Orthopaedic Research Laboratory, will discuss "Leaping from Bench to Stall, Cage or Bedside."
The lecture series, according to NBC's website, "is an opportunity for Penn Vet's New Bolton Center to share new advances and cutting-edge information with the local horse community. The one-hour lectures will cover a wide range of veterinary subjects, each one of relevance to the horse owner and caregiver."
I've been to several of the lectures and they are always interesting. They are held in Alumni Hall at 6:30 p.m. RSVP to Barbara Belt at 610-925-6500 or beltb@vet.upenn.edu.
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