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Events Calendar

This page provides an overview of upcoming IAA events and activities. Event details and registration information are shared as programming is finalized.

Upcoming Events

Who attends Best Practice Meetings?

The meeting has been held since 2005. The meeting size has been limited to 60 – a size where most people will both engage in discussion and provide their own point of view – the goal is to obtain maximal networking and practical information. Most years, the available seating was full in less than a week after announcing the application period. Approximately 75% of attendees represent academia, 20% industry and 10% government agencies.

  • IACUC Administrators: Approximately 60% of attendees

  • Directors of a Compliance type office: About 30%

  • IACUC Chairs and Attending Veterinarians: About 8%

  • Other: About 2%

Top 5 reasons to attend the Best Practice Meetings:

 

Meet your colleagues, put faces to names, and build lasting professional relationships!

Networking with peers and establishing connections you can turn to for advice and information.

The Best Practice meeting is the one meeting focused on IACUC Administrators, not veterinarians, Institutional Officials, or IACUC members. It is all about me!

You get to visit with representatives from the NIH, USDA, and AAALAC without getting my institution in trouble!

The Best Practices meeting is designed to focus discussion on the practical aspects of managing compliant and successful programs of animal care and animal use.

Testimonials

"Excellent Meeting, the meeting is very unique with unbelievable learning opportunities!"

"Fantastic meeting, one of a kind!"

"It’s encouraging to know that I just implemented a designated reviewer SOP that is being utilized effectively by at least 10 of my peers at sister institutions. It is good to know I am on the right track. It’s reassuring to know that many of those institutions are AAALAC accredited, and that their DR policy has been reviewed and validated during accreditation visits."

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Throughout the transition, the Association’s founders and long-standing leaders, Bill Greer and Ron Banks, will remain fully engaged. They will continue serving as faculty, program facilitators, and mentors, supporting the Alliance’s core faculty and advisory board while helping guide the development of its long-term governance structure.

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