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ADSA Member News …
New Homepage for Journal of Dairy Science ®
ADSA members can now access the Journal of Dairy Science via Elsevier's HealthConnect platform beginning with this issue. Go to http://www.journalofdairyscience.org/ today to activate your subscription and access the journal on its new homepage. Follow the 5 simple steps below to activate your JDS subscription on the new home page:
2.Click on Activate Online Access link in bottom right corner of the screen (under Journal Access).
3.As a New User, you will need to Register. Enter your e-mail address and a password of your choice in the Register box and then click Continue. At the Create a Profile page, provide the requested information and click Continue. Click Continue again when asked to claim access to the journal.
4.On the Member/Non-member page, click YES to the question “Are you a member?”
5.Select “American Dairy Science Association,” then fill in your Society member number and your last name. Click Continue to validate your access.
Updated Contact Info for Journal of Dairy Science Staff
Beginning in January 2010, Elsevier Customer Service will be handling questions related to online journal access, account activation, and print issue delivery. If you have questions about account activation and online access, contact JournalsOnlineSupportusa@elsevier. com. If you have questions about print delivery and missing issues, contact JournalCustomerService-usa@elsevier.com. If you have specific questions about your account, contact our society coordinator at Elsevier: Julie McNutt, j.mcnutt@elsevier.com; 215-239-3684.
For general ADSA questions, contact Vicki Paden, ADSA administrative assistant, by e-mail: vickip@assochq.org or by phone: 217-356-5146 ext. 110, or Cara Tharp, ADSA executive assistant, by e-mail: carat@assochq.org or by phone: 217-356-5146 ext. 141
For journal policy questions, contact Susan Pollock, managing editor for JDS, by e-mail: susanp@assochq.org or phone: 217-356-3182 ext. 152.
For JDS style and form questions and manuscript submission requirements, contact a technical editor by e-mail: journals@assochq.org; and for Manuscript Central and JDS offprint questions, contact Jeremy Holzner by e-mail: jeremyh@assochq.org.
S-PAC Keeps Growing
S-PAC (Searchable Proceedings of Animal Conferences) is the most comprehensive database of animal production and management conference proceedings in the world. Topics range from nutrition and management to herd health, animal care, and bioethics. Currently, 35 participating conferences have contributed 299 sets of proceeding and presentations to this unique and growing searchable collection, making it a must-have resource for animal scientists, veterinarians, academicians, consultants, and members of industry around the world. Now, S-PAC is being used in the classroom too, providing students with convenient access to real-world application of current science! New conferences and conference proceedings are added frequently, continuously increasing the value of this one-of-a-kind tool.
ADSA® Global Partner Program
ADSA is pleased to introduce e-Membership: Available only through ADSA Global Partner organizations, this electronic membership was designed for members of organizations who have an interest in dairy science, but may not have the time or budget to attend ADSA's annual meeting or cost-justify full membership in ADSA due to a different area of specialization. The ADSA e-Membership rate is US $55, a 50% discount from ADSA professional membership dues. ADSA e-Members receive
•Electronic access to the Journal of Dairy Science®, (and a paper copy, if desired, for an additional fee);
•Access to a treasure trove of synchronized symposia recordings (currently 65 recorded symposia from 2003 to 2009, with more added each year);
•Access to searchable Joint Annual Meeting abstracts for 1998–2009, with more added each year, plus ADSA annual meeting abstracts from 1935–1997, and ADSA divisional meeting abstracts;
•The opportunity to subscribe to S-PAC™ (Searchable Proceedings of Animal Conferences) at the ADSA member rate.
Upcoming Meetings…
Fifth IDF International Mastitis Conference 2010, March 21–24, 2010, Christchurch Convention Centre, New Zealand. Hosted by the New Zealand Veterinary Association Foundation for Continuing Education, VetLearn, and held only once every 5 years, the International Mastitis Conference offers a unique opportunity to report on innovative research and other advances in the understanding of mastitis research and extension. The opportunities for putting forward your research and views to industry leaders and your peers both locally and globally, as well as collaboration and networking with your peers will be invaluable and we encourage early submission. Visit www.idfmastitis2010.com for more information.
Nineteenth Discover Conference on Food Animal Agriculture: Key Issues in the Sustainability of the Dairy Industry, May 11–14, 2010, Brown County Inn, Nashville, Indiana.
Ninth World Congress on Genetics Applied to Livestock Production, August 1–6, 2010, Leipzig, Germany. The congress is the premier meeting point for scientists involved in genetic improvement of livestock around the world. Much has changed in the field of applied livestock genetics over the past 50 years and certainly over the last 35 years since the first WCGALP was held in Madrid, Spain, in 1974. Abstract submission deadline is February 28, 2010; early bird registration deadline is January 31, 2010, and regular registration is open from February 1 through May 31, 2010. Visit www.wcgalp2010.org for more information.
Positions Available…
The deadline for the submission of position announcements for publication in the Journal of Dairy Science is the 25th day of the month, two months preceding the month of issue. For example, ads submitted by May 25 will be printed in the July issue of the journal.
Fees for ads are based on membership in the American Dairy Science Association or the American Society of Animal Science. For members, the flat fee is $150; for others, $250. We do not accept display ads. Ads from agencies are not commissionable.
Position announcements should be electronically submitted, using the form on the Federation of Animal Science Societies (FASS) Web site, http://www.fass.org/job.asp, for publication in the printed version of the journal and online at the FASS Job Resource Center. Ads that appear in the printed version will automatically be posted online at no extra charge. Ads that are received past the deadline will appear only on the Web site.
If electronic submission is impossible, ads can be e-mailed to fass@assochq.org. Ads should be formatted as a single paragraph; complete sentences should be used. Advertisers will receive an invoice after the ad is posted or published; those who meet print publication deadline will receive a tearsheet with the invoice.
For more job placement announcements, please see the FASS Job Resource Center at www.fass.org/
•Assistant Professor of Integrative Animal Physiology. The Department of Animal Science within the College of Agricultural and Life Sciences (CALS) at Cornell University (Ithaca, NY) invites applications for a tenure-track position as assistant professor of integrative animal physiology. This is a 9-month research (50%) and teaching (50%) position. The successful applicant will develop and lead an externally funded research program devoted to the discovery of physiological mechanisms underlying the productivity, well-being, and health of domestic animals. Physiological processes of interest include, but are not limited to, developmental programming, reproduction, lactation, growth, digestion and metabolism, and immune function. The research program should capitalize on opportunities to utilize state-of-the-art core facilities in genomics, proteomics, and transgenic animals. The use of domestic animals as biomedical models is desirable. Motivation to develop strong collaborations within the department and across the university is essential. Qualifications include a PhD with training and demonstrated competence in integrated animal physiology. Postdoctoral experience and an interest in domestic or companion animals are preferred. Applicants must be committed to both research and teaching excellence. Teaching responsibility will include a primary role in delivering an introductory undergraduate course on domestic animal biology. Contribution to an advanced or graduate course in the appointee's disciplinary expertise as well as advising and mentoring of undergraduate and graduate students is expected. Laboratory space and an excellent start-up package will be offered. A competitive salary will be commensurate with training and experience, and an attractive fringe benefits package will be provided. To apply, send a complete resume, complete transcripts, a statement of research and teaching goals, and the names of at least three individuals who will provide letters of reference to W. R. Butler, Chairman, Department of Animal Science, 149 Morrison Hall, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY 14853-4801; phone: 607-255-2862; fax: 607-255-9829; email: wrb2@cornell.edu. Cornell University is an equal opportunity, affirmative action educator and employer. Closing date for applications is February 1, 2010, or until a successful candidate is identified. Position available July 1, 2010.
•Associate or Full Professor, Equine Sciences. The Department of Animal Sciences at Colorado State University invites applications for the position of director of undergraduate programs equine sciences (a 9-month tenure-track appointment at the rank of associate or full professor consisting of 35% administration, 35% instruction and engagement, and 30% research). The director will determine strategic direction of all undergraduate programs in equine sciences and oversee undergraduate curriculum development and program delivery and assessment. Active involvement in undergraduate instruction, student recruiting, industry outreach and education, and research/graduate education is expected. A complete position announcement is available at http://ansci.colostate.edu/. Applications will be accepted until January 31, 2010, or until the position is filled, and may be sent to J. D. Tatum, Search Committee Chair, Department of Animal Sciences, Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO 80523-1171; telephone: (970) 491-6530; fax: (970) 491-0278; e-mail: J.Daryl.Tatum@Colostate.edu.Colorado State University is an equal opportunity/affirmative action employer and complies with all federal and Colorado state laws, regulations, and executive orders regarding affirmative action requirements in all programs. The Office of Equal Opportunity is located in 101 Student Services. In order to assist Colorado State University in meeting its affirmative action responsibilities, ethnic minorities, women, and other protected class members are encouraged to apply and to so identify themselves. Colorado State University conducts background checks on all final candidates.
•Associate or Full Professor. Associate/full professor for the John E. Rouse Endowed Chair in Beef Cattle Genetics, Department of Animal Sciences, Colorado State University. The John E. Rouse family has established the Rouse Chair in Beef Cattle Genetics. The CSU Department of Animal Sciences currently is seeking applications to fill this prestigious chair. The Rouse Chair is a tenured faculty position that primarily conducts research in the area of beef genetics. Applicants should be internationally recognized experts in genetics and the use of genomic data in a bioinformatic approach to enhance existing beef genetic evaluation and improvement programs. Significant effort in teaching, outreach, and grantsmanship is also expected. A complete position announcement is available at http://ansci.colostate.edu/. Applications may be sent to Keith Belk, Search Committee Chair, Department of Animal Sciences (1171), Colorado State University, Fort Collins, CO 80523-1171; telephone (970) 491-5826; fax (970) 491-0278; e-mail: keith.belk@colostate.edu.CSU is an EEO/AA employer. Colorado State University conducts background checks on all final candidates.
•Assistant Professor-Animal Science/Ruminant Nutritionist. Lincoln University in Missouri invites applications for a position in the Cooperative Research Unit. This position is approximately 75% research and 25% teaching. Individuals with a PhD in animal science or closely related field with an emphasis in ruminant nutrition are encouraged to apply. Please access the Lincoln University website at http://www.lincoln.edu/pages/110.asp for a complete job description. Applications will be accepted through January 29, 2010.
•Assistant Professor, Animal Science. Lincoln University in Missouri invites applications for a faculty position in the Cooperative Research Unit. This position is approximately 90% research and 10% teaching. Individuals with a PhD in animal sciences or closely related field with previous research experience with footrot are encouraged to apply. Please access the Lincoln University website at http://www.lincoln.edu/pages/110.asp for a complete job description. Applications will be accepted through January 29, 2010.
For more job position announcements, please see the FASS Job Resource Center at http://www.fass.org/job.asp
