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Effective January 1, 2025: Revised ULAM Husbandry Per-Diem Rates

Service and integrity are paramount to the Unit for Laboratory Animal Medicine’s (ULAM) partnership and support of the U-M research community. In the interest of this service-oriented mission, we remind you of recent changes to ULAM’s per-diem rates, which went into effect January 1, 2025. These changes are outlined in greater detail on the Rates ...
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Resources, FAQs from Fall 2024 ULAM Faculty Vet Check-In Meetings Now Available

To help keep the research community apprised of important updates and changes impacting animal care and use at the University of Michigan, ULAM Faculty Veterinarians hosted veterinary check-in meetings in November 2024. If you were unable to attend a meeting and would like to learn more about what was discussed, meeting resources are now available ...
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Guidelines ULAM

Expectations for Anesthesia and Sedation Monitoring

Careful monitoring and assessment of animals throughout the anesthetic, sedation, and recovery period(s) is critical for maintaining animal welfare. As such, all personnel who perform these procedures should review the Anesthesia and Sedation Monitoring Guidelines, which were recently updated to more clearly differentiate the anesthetic and recovery periods, as well as articulate the expectations for ...
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ULAM, ACUO Announce Winter 2024 Holiday Hours

Several service areas within the Animal Care & Use Program, including the Animal Care & Use Office (ACUO) and the Unit for Laboratory Animal Medicine (ULAM), will be closed or operating at limited capacity during the upcoming holiday season. Below is a list of operating schedules and plans for areas that may have a direct ...
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Lessons Learned from Fall 2024 Semi-Annual Facility Inspections

The Institutional Animal Care & Use Committee (IACUC) completed its latest round of semi-annual facility inspections in late September, which included piloting a new one-week condensed schedule. This revised format more closely aligns IACUC processes with those used by external oversight bodies (e.g., AAALAC and the United States Department of Agriculture) and aims to reduce ...
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eRAM ULAM

Animal Ordering Tips & Tricks

Ordering animals through the appropriate channels is critical for ensuring that your project gets off to the right start. All the informational resources needed to place an order can be found on the Animal Ordering & Acquisition page of the Animal Care & Use Program website. As a reminder, all animal orders MUST be placed ...
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Email Overload? Protocol Maintenance Can Help!

We know that your time is valuable and acknowledge the high volume of emails you receive at an institution of our size. To help manage expectations (and your inbox!), we have put together the following quick guide on email communications from the Animal Care & Use Program. Generally speaking, most emails from our Program are ...
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Facilities Safety

U-M Research Safety Reminder: Reporting Incidents and Near Misses

Maintaining a strong research and academic safety culture is a central institutional value of the University of Michigan (U-M). To continually enhance this culture of safety, all members of the U-M research community – including faculty, staff, and students – are reminded of their responsibility to report any incidents and/or “near misses” that happen within ...

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Yvonne Cornejo, DVM, PhD, DACLAM, Joins ULAM Faculty

The Unit for Laboratory Animal Medicine (ULAM) is pleased to welcome Yvonne Cornejo, DVM, PhD, DACLAM, as our newest Faculty Veterinarian. Dr. Cornejo comes to the University of Michigan (U-M) from Alta Sciences Preclinical in Sacramento, California, where she primarily worked with NHPs as a Clinical Veterinarian. She received her veterinary degree from Western University ...
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Connect with Your ULAM Faculty Veterinarian this Fall

As part of the Unit for Laboratory Animal Medicine’s (ULAM) efforts to provide a collaborative, partnership-based approach to animal care at the U-M, ULAM Faculty Veterinarians will be hosting several check-in meetings at locations across campus this November. In addition to discussing facility-specific needs, a variety of other topics will be covered, including: Time will ...