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The Tuskegee News, September 19, 1996, Page 5
Vet School promotes Farm Animals Awareness Week
issa Riley
School of Veterinary Medi('im~
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:~servance of National Farm Animals
~ess Week, September 16 - 21, Dr.
~ C. Diffay and members of thi.~ Tuskegee
I4-H Veterinary Club, will attend the ,J &
c Auction Consigned Boer Goat Sale in
Brundidge Sept. 21. As an invited lecturer, Dr.
I)iffay will educate potential buyers on goat herd
health care and tarm animal safety.
Dr. Diffay is a an instructor in the Department
of Clinical Sciences at Tuskegee University's
School of Veterinary Medicine (SVM) in
Tuskegee, and Extension Veterinarian for
P
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Farm Animal Awareness Week
)ara Diffay, an instructor at Tuskegee University's School of Veterinary Medicine, is an advi-
Goaters 4-H Veterinary Club. Here she helps members compare a live goat with
Front row, from left, are Cor~f Drew, Richard Bridges, Darryl Wafford, Nicolas Mahone
Boyd Jr. Back row, Dr. Diffay, John Drew, Dwyane Wafford, Miles Robinson Jr. and
Nganwa. Members not pictured are Amber Hunt and Antonio Kelley.
e in Classroom programming in use
means back to
and Marcus Cable is
easy for educators to
'antage of all the
teaching tools avail-
dth Cable in the
)m," says Cynthia
district manager for
1 time! But
need to fret. Over
of commercial-free,
Cable in the
programming
Marcus Cable puts
on the cutting edge
in the Classroom
has extended copyright clear-
ance, teachers are free to tape
the programs they want to
share with their students.
Educators can also get a
head start on their planning
with complimentary issues of
Cable in the Classroom. This
monthly publication gives
teachers tips an how to incor-
porate Cable in the Classroom
programming with their every-
day lessons, The issues ,dso
give educators highlights of
next month's line-up of inter-
esting, educational shows.
"Cable in the Classroom pro-
gramming and our coinplimen-
tary issues i of Cable in the
Classroom are all part Of
Marcus Cable's ongoing com-
mitment to quality public edu-
cation," says Walford.
would
of the late Anthony Sims
to ervpress their sincere
your kindness shown during
r time of bereavement.
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Tuskegee University's Cooperative Extension
Program. She is also the 4-H Club's advisor.
"Since the start of our Goaters 4-H club five
years ago, I have worked with children ages nine
to 17 who are interested in a health career. I find
that exposin~ them to learning activities that
are both scientific and fun allows them an oppor-
tunity to get an insight into health career
options and encourages them in the science.
especially biological sciences. Realizing that life
requires other skills as well in order to be suc-
cessful, the clubmembers compete in public
speaking contests, practice leadership skills, and
are encouraged to preparte articles tbr newspa-
per and organize exhibits," said Dr. Diffay.
Dr. James A. Ferguson, Dean of Tuskegee
University's SVM, is pleased that the School is
being represented during National Farm
Animals Awareness Week. He said, "I am espe-
cially pleased with the service Dr. Diffay is pro-
viding to the community as an advisor to these 4-
It Club members. Participating in this lecture is
a logical extension of her activities as the 4-H
Club advisor and an instructor in the
Department of Clinical Scienceg Large Animal
Services. Under her leadership, the Club has dis-
tinguished itself by the numerous awards it has
won with goat exhibits,"
The Macon County Extension System oversees
the function of the 4-H Club. Dr. Diffay said,
"Tuskegee University's SVM and 4H-ers' parents
have been very supportive of the Club's efforts;
however, we are always in need of additional
support. Should anyone wish to provide their
services or know of children who might want to
join the Tuskegee 4-H Veterinary Club, they
may contact John Pulliam at the County
Extension System office at (334) 727-0340."
Dr. Diffay is one of 10 veterinarians at
Tuskegee University's Large Animal Hospital
who are trained in the prevention and treatment
of diseases of cattle, sheep, goats, and hogs as
well as recreational animals such as horses and
pot-bellied pigs.
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UPDATE ITS ORGANIZATIONAL AND BUSINESS ROSTER AND REFER-
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ORGANIZATIONS, CIVIC AND SOCIAL GROUPS,
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phone numbers to the
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between the hours of 9 a.m. and 12 noon Monday - Friday.
YOUR COOPERATION AND SUPPORT OF OUR EFFORTS WILL BE
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