Kernkamp and Hanson Lectures, Veterinary Continuing Education - the University of Minnesota

Kernkamp Lectures

• 1976    T. J. Hulland, Ontario Veterinary College, Guelph
  Interpretive Pathology: The Ideal Teaching and Learning Simulation
  
• 1977    Erwin Scholl, University of Berner, Switzerland
  Pork Production, Veterinary Practice and Pig Health Scheme in Switzerland
  
• 1978    Benjamin S. Pomeroy, U of MN
  Disease Control Techniques in the Poultry Industry
  
• 1979    M. R. Muirhead, Beeford, England
  The Art and Science of a Herd Health Practice
  
• 1980    Lennart R. Backstrom,  University of IL
  The Interaction of Livestock Environment and Disease
  
• 1981    Robert Glock, Central Arizona Vet Laboratory
  Does a Herd Health Practice Need a Pathologist
  
• 1982    David G. Thawley, U of MO
  Epidemiology of Pseudorabies Virus: Current Knowledge
  
• 1983    Harley W. Moon, Ames, IA
  Pathophysiology of Diarrhea
  
• 1984    Marty Bergeland, U of MN
  Diagnostic Medicine for the Swine Industry: The Challenges Ahead
  
• 1985    Ole Nielsen, Ontario Veterinary College, Guelph
  Curriculum Continuing Education for Food Animal Medicine
  
• 1986    Mike Wilson, Ontario Veterinary College, Guelph
  The Need for Swine Practice Specialty Certification
  
• 1987    Robert H. Dunlop, U of MN
  Animal Agriculture -- the Future?
  
• 1988    Al Leman, U of MN
  Diagnosis and Treatment of Food Animal Educational Diseases
  
• 1989    Ernie Sanford, Huron Port, Ontario
  Diagnostics, the Diagnostic Laboratory and the Population Medicine Practitioner
  
• 1990    Rodney G. Johnson, Morris, MN
  Innovations in Swine Practice
  
• 1991    Prem Paul, Ames, Iowa
  Biotechnological applications in Swine Disease
  
• 1992    Jack Britt, North Carolina State University
  Progress in Improving Fertility through Simultaneous Efforts in the Research Laboratory and on the Farm
  
• 1993    D. L. (Hank) Harris
  Future Role of the Veterinary Profession in the Swine Industry
  
• 1994    Jim Nelssen, Manhattan, KS
  Nutritional Economics: Are you ready for the year 2000?
  
• 1995    Tom Alexander, United Kingdom
  The Changing Aspects of Disease in the Modern Swine Industry
  
• 1996    Mike Boehlje, Purdue University
  Industrialization of the U.S. Swine Industry
  
• 1997    Al Tank, Washington, DC
  Global Opportunities for Pork
  
• 1998    Gary Dial, Iowa Falls, IA
  Real World Lessons in Swine Production
  
• 1999    Son Won Sohn
  Global Perspective of the Economy and the Role of Agriculture
  
• 2001    Howard Hill
  How to Meet Your Production Expectations
  
• 2002    Aalt Dijkhuizen
  The Future of the European Pork Chain
  
• 2003    Peter Davies
  Waiting for Hurricanes – Risk, Research & the Science/Policy Interface
  
• 2004    Jan Dahl, Danske Slagterier
  Managing Swine Health at an Industry Level – Current Strategies for Old and New Diseases
  
• 2005    John Deen, U of MN
  Rights, Lies and Videotape: Swine Welfare Today
  
• 2006    Jim Collins, U of MN
  Pathogens and Their Role Evolve – A View from the Diagnostic Laboratory
  
• 2007    Joaquim Segales, Universitat Autonoma de Barcelona
  PCV2

Hanson Lectures

• 1991    Sylvie D'Allaire, Quebec
  Sow Culling and Mortality
  
• 1992    Harv Hilley, El Paso, TX
  Life After Pigs: Lessons Relevant to Hog Production
  
• 1993    Connie Schmidt, Worthington, MN
  Evolution of the Veterinarian's Role in the Management of Swine Diseases
  
• 1994    L. Kirk Clark, W. Lafayette, IN
  Off-site Early Weaning and Mycoplasma
  
• 1995    Gordon Spronk, Pipestone, MN
  A State of Becoming
  
• 1996    Tim Loula, St. Peter, MN
  How We Help Our Clients Reach Their Potential
  
• 1997    Mike Osterholm, Minneapolis, MN
  How the Changing Environment Creates New Problems in Humans
  
• 1998        Tom Wetzell, Wells, MN
  The New Paradigm for Veterinary Practices
  
• 1999    Beth Lautner
  The Aftermath of the Crisis-Rethinking the Chain Approach
  
• 2001        Dr. Earl Thompson, Clarks Grove, MN
  A Conversation with Earl Thompson: Challenges and Rewards of Practicing in Developing Countries
  
• 2002    Jane Christopher-Hennings, South Dakota State University
  Case presentation in the Disease Diagnostic Session
  
• 2003    Gary Dial, Jackson, MN
  Driving Costs Out of a Production System
  
• 2004    Gordon Spronk, Pipestone, MN
  What Baseball Can Teach Us About Raising Pigs
  
• 2005    Joseph Connor, Carthage, IL
  Biosecurity and Studs
  
• 2006    Bill Christianson, Franklin, KY
  The Paradox of Increasing Mortality and Health Expenditures
  
• 2007    Steve Dritz, Kansas State University
  The Science of Pig Production: Past, Present and Future