Virtual AAALAC Chat: Equipment Sanitization Guidelines
Continued excellence in animal care and use, and in research, takes continued collaboration.
Join the Animal Care & Use Team, along with colleagues from other partner departments, as we continue preparations for the upcoming AAALAC 2020 Site Visit 
in August.
Co-hosted by Robert C. Dysko, DVM, DACLAM, ULAM Faculty Veterinarian, and Lisa Steiner, BS, CMAR, RLATG, Animal Safety Coordinator, the Virtual AAALAC Chat: Equipment Sanitization Guidelines will focus on validating appropriate sanitization testing techniques and procedures, how to request an individual consultation to review your equipment sanitization processes, and what questions to ask your ULAM Faculty Veterinarian.
Virtual AAALAC Chats are short, 30-minute sessions that provide a quick overview and resources on specific topics of interest and importance to the U-M research community.
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**Upon submitting your RSVP, you will receive a confirmation email with login instructions for the meeting(s) you have selected. Valid Level-1 U-M login credentials will be required for each meeting.
Other Virtual AAALAC Chat Topics Include:
- Management of Controlled Substances in Animal Research
- Completing Surgical Records for Mice & Rats
- Laboratory Safety & Animal Research
- Daily Care & Husbandry of Aquatics Facilities
- Rat & Mice Euthanasia Procedures
As a reminder, AAALAC site visitors will be on campus for the University of Michigan’s re-accreditation site visit beginning Tuesday, August 25 through Friday, August 28. During this time, you should anticipate a visit to all animal housing locations on campus, as well as visits to many laboratories.
Questions?
Questions about the AAALAC 2020 Site Visit should be directed to the Animal Care & Use Office at acuoffice@umich.edu.
If you have additional questions about preparation events, or if you would like to suggest other topics for future AAALAC Chats, please email acu-communications@umich.edu.
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