APHI outreach activities within the US and the international arenas are directed to practicing animal health professionals.
The Institute does not provide coursework for academic credit at Colorado State University. Additional information for individuals interested in graduate education opportunites is provided in the "Courses & degree programs at CSU" link to the right.
Faculty and staff collaborate with professionals to co-sponsor, organize and provide workshops and training programs for practicing veterinarians and non-DVM animal health workers.
| Workshop & Program Name | Primary Audience |
|---|---|
| Foreign Animal Disease Training for Veterinarians | Veterinarians in western US ; Colorado veterinarians receive priority |
| Epidemiology for Veterinarians in International Public Service | Veterinarians from Government & Public Service Institutions |
| Livestock Worker Training Program (through ILM) | Livestock Workers |
On January 30, 2013 Colorado State University and Thailand’s Department of Livestock Development (DLD) signed an International Memorandum of Understanding (IMOU) in Bangkok, Thailand. This agreement extends the current unofficial collaboration between the DLD and CSU’s Animal Population Health Institute (CSU APHI) in the field of animal health programs. Full article>
Dr. Sangeeta Rao, a biostatistician and an epidemiologist from the Animal Population Health Institute (APHI) at Colorado State University (CSU) recently served as an external subject expert in a 3-week training program in Kathmandu, Nepal. The objective of Dr. Rao’s involvement was to provide epidemiology and biostatistics expertise in the regional Field Epidemiology Training Program for Veterinarians (FETPV) from SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation) member countries. Full article>
Dr. Cristóbal Zepeda works with the Animal Population Health Institute to enhance domestic and international collaborations in risk analysis and disease control and prevention programs. Full article>
As part of a cooperative agreement with the USDA Foreign Agriculture Service (FAS), APHI has initiated web-based communication with veterinarians in Iraq. Full article>
