The proceedings are now available:

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• Table of Contents
• Proceedings in program order:
  • Abstracts
  • Participants
  • Thomas E. Powers: Lloyd E. Davis Address
  • Kenneth M. Baker and Henry W. Hubbard: The impact of technology on society
  • J. Boisseau 1: Veterinary drug products and the European Economic Community (EEC)
  • J. Boisseau 2: Legal and regulatory aspects on veterinary drug use in the EEC
  • Charles E. Branch: Evaluation: student and peer review
  • Lloyd E. Davis: Veterinary pharmacology defined
  • J. Charles Eldridge: Learning pharmacology in a problem-based curriculum
  • Graduate student presentations
  • Terence Harvey: Current issues and viewpoints in veterinary pharmacology: an industrial perspective
  • Lloyd C. Helper: Duties and responsibilities of the AVMA Advisory Board on Veterinary Specialties
  • William L. Jenkins: The potential impact of contemporary issues on the teaching of pharmacology
  • Keith W. Johnson: Veterinary drug standards and information
  • Faye Kernan: Current issues and viewpoints in pharmacology: a pharmacist's perspective
  • Gordon L. Koppoc: How can information technologies enhance pharmacology teaching?
  • Gary D. Koritz: Goals in teaching basic pharmacology in the veterinary curriculum
  • Malcolm A. Kram: Influence of the animal welfare movement on teaching and research
  • Roger O. McClellan: Promoting human health: the role of veterinarians in rick assessment
  • John W. Paul: Role of veterinary pharmacologists in the pharmaceutical industry
  • Thomas E. Powers: History and status of AAVPT's proposal for the American College of Veterinary Clinical Pharmacology
  • R. Lee Pyle: Technology and the revolution in veterinary education
  • J. Edmond Riviere: Role of veterinary pharmacologists in academia in the 1990s
  • O. Fred Roesel: VAGUS: a problem simulation authoring system
  • Richard B. Talbot: Role of veterinary pharmacologists at the Food and Drug Administration
  • Richard H. Teske: Current issues and viewpoint in veterinary pharmacology: a regulatory perspective
  • Dan W. Upson: Goals in teaching basic pharmacology in the veterinary curriculum: concepts and clinical applications