VCS 66300 - Building Skill Sets In Veterinary Homeland Security

Credit Hours: 3.00. This course is an experiential course in which students will be required to complete and document 40 hours (2400) minutes of activities (training, planning, exercising, responding, etc) that assist private and public industry, communities, states, regions, or nations prevent, respond, or recover from emergencies resulting from natural disasters, or other emergencies that could affect animals. Credit for this course can be applied as no more than one elective course in a certificate in Veterinary Homeland Security and/or a required and repeatable elective course in a non-thesis Masters degree with concentration in Veterinary Homeland Security. Prerequisite: VCS 64000 - Introduction To Veterinary Homeland Security. Permission of instructor required. Typically offered Fall Spring Summer.

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VCS 66300 - Building Skill Sets In Veterinary Homeland Security