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Alice Blue-Mclendon, DVM Curriculum Vitae Alice Blue-McLendon, DVM Clinical Assistant Professor Department of Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology College of Veterinary Medicine Texas A&M University College Station, TX 77843-4466 (979) 845-6881 EDUCATION Residency in Zoological and Wildlife Medicine, 1989-1992, College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, 1989, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas Bachelor of Veterinary Science, 1987, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas Bachelor of Biomedical Science, 1985, Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES American Association of Zoo Veterinarians American Veterinary Medical Association Association of Avian Veterinarians PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE 2006- present Clinical Assistant Professor, Department of Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology Texas A&M University 2002-2006 Lecturer; Veterinarian at the Wildlife and Exotic Animal Center Department of Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology Texas A&M University 1989-2002 Veterinary Clinical Associate; Veterinarian at the Wildlife and Exotic Animal Center, Veterinary Physiology and Pharmacology, Texas A&M University 1992-1996 Veterinary consultant to ratite and exotic animal ranches in the United States and the Netherland Antilles. 1989-1992 Residency in Zoological and Wildlife Medicine, College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University 1989 Relief Veterinarian for private practices in the Houston area HONORS AND AWARDS 2007 You’re The Tops Award, Prenatal Clinic, Bryan TX 2005 Jefferson Award for Community Service, Brazos Valley, TX 2003 Fish Camp Namesake, Texas A&M University 1993 Humanitarian of the Year, Brazos Animal Shelter, Bryan, TX 1989 Farmer Tannahil Award for Zoological Medicine 1985 Graduated cum laude, Biomedical Science 1983-1985 Dean's List Texas A&M University UNIVERSITY, COLLEGE AND DEPARTMENTAL SERVICE ACTIVITIES 2002-present Progress I Committee, College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University 2002-present First Year Veterinary Student Mentor Program, College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University 2005- present Clinical Correlates Assessment Subcommittee, College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University 2004-2006 University Aggie Honor Council, College of Veterinary Medicine Faculty Representative 2005 Construction Science Project Judge- judged dog houses built by students in a Construction Science course that were built as donations for the CVM Gentle Doctor Auction 2005 CVM Emergency Response Team- trained to assist with animal needs during disasters such as Hurricane Katrina 2005 Poster Competition Judge for the national annual conference held at the CVM in March 2005 Reed Arena Therapy Dog Visitation- coordinated visits of therapy/visitation dogs for the Hurricane Katrina evacuees temporarily housed at TAMU 1995-2005 College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University Selections Committee Faculty Interviewer, Veterinary College Admissions 2004 Staff Awards Committee, Department of Physiology & Pharmacology Representative, College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University 1996 Biomedical Science Program 485 Course Task Force College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University 1998-present Pet Talk Article contributor- University Relations, Texas A&M University NON-UNIVERSITY COMMITTEE MEMBERSHIPS Brazos Animal Shelter Expansion Steering Committee, 2004 Voices for Children/CASA Board of Directors charter member, 2001-2007 Harley Toy Run Committee, 2002-2006 Cookie Manager for Girl Scout Troop #1517, 2001-2005 Brazos County Commissioners’ Special Committee, Wild Animal Restriction, 1997 Education Committee, American Association of Zoo Veterinarians, 1992-1995 Avian Medicine Committee, Texas Veterinary Medical Association, 1988, 1990-1992 Small Business Innovation Research Program ad hoc reviewer, 1997 OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES Advisory Activities Co-advisor for student organization- AGS/ Aggie Guide Dogs and Service Dogs, Texas A&M University, 1999- present Advisor for student organization- Bellydance Association, Texas A&M University Co-advisor for the Student Chapter of the AAZV, 1989-97 Co-advisor for the Aggie Raptor Rehabilitation Association, 1996-97 Wildlife and Exotic Animal Center Users Group, 1993-94 Ratite Interest Group, College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University, 1993- 94 Zoological Medicine Advisory Group, College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University. Coordinator of the student AAZV Animal Rescue Group, 1991-1993. Brazos Animal Shelter, veterinary consultant for the seizure of 450 exotic animals, 1993 Contributions to the Extension Mission of the College KBTX-TV, “Pets and Other Animals” television program, 1992-2000; 2006 KAMU TV- Numerous television appearances as a CVM expert on topics of interest to animal owners. HEB Televentures- Appeared in a segment of this national televised educational show. 2000 Pet Talk Newspaper Articles- regular interviewer for these articles that are produced by University Relations and the CVM PR Office. 1999 to present Veterinary Enrichment Program, Dean's Office summer program, 1993-present GEMS (Girls in Math, Engineering, & Science) Program, Texas A&M University, 1994-96. Participation in the Ratite Medicine and Management Training Program for county extension agents, Texas Agricultural Extension Service, 1993. Telephone Consultation- Provide specialist advice to veterinarians in private practice regarding zoological medicine, particularly in the area of ratite medicine and management. 1990- present Wildlife and Exotic Animal Tours for Board of Regents, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Brazos Valley Museum, Texas Science Teachers’ Alliance and other educational groups. Brazos Valley Museum, Summer Nature Program. Talks to students on exotic animals, local wildlife in the Brazos Valley, and demonstrations of the animals' behavior. 1990, 1992. TEACHING EXPERIENCE Teaching Responsibilities Current responsibilities are teaching one professional course for veterinary students and two undergraduate courses. VMID 912 is a clinical course taught to 132 first year veterinary students in the fall semester. VMID 913 is a clinical course taught to 132 first year veterinary students in the spring semester VTPP 323 is a physiology course taught to 140-150 undergraduates students annually. VTPP 485 Problems at the Wildlife and Exotic Animal Center is taken by 35-40 students annually. Lectures and Laboratories Taught 2006 VTPP 323 Physiology of Domestic Animals Fall and Spring semesters VTPP 485 Problems course- Wildlife & Exotic Animal Center Spring, Summer, and Fall semesters VMID 912 Clinical Correlates I Course Coordinator & Instructor- First Year Veterinary students; Fall semester VMID 913 Clinical Correlates II Course Coordinator & Instructor- First Year Veterinary students; Spring semester VTPP 924 Pharmacology Lab Participated as a faculty mentor, 8 hours lab instruction 2005 VTPP 323 Physiology of Domestic Animals Fall and Spring semesters VTPP 485 Problems course- Wildlife & Exotic Animal Center Spring, Summer, and Fall semesters VMID 912 Clinical Correlates I Course Coordinator & Instructor- First Year Veterinary students; Fall semester VMID 913 Clinical Correlates II Course Coordinator & Instructor- First Year Veterinary students; Spring semester VTPP 924 Pharmacology Lab Participated as a faculty mentor, 8 hours lab instruction 2004 VTPP 323 Physiology of Domestic Animals Spring and Fall semesters VTPP 485 Problems course- Wildlife & Exotic Animal Center Spring, Summer, and Fall semesters VMID 912 Clinical Correlates Course Coordinator & Instructor- First Year Veterinary students; Fall & Spring semesters VMID 913 Clinical Correlates II Course Coordinator & Instructor- First Year Veterinary students; Spring semester VTPP 924 Pharmacology Lab Participated as a faculty mentor, 8 hours lab instruction 2003 VTPP 323 Physiology of Domestic Animals Spring and Fall semesters VTPP 485 Problems course- Wildlife & Exotic Animal Center Spring, Summer, and Fall semesters VMID 912 Clinical Correlates Course Coordinator & Instructor- First Year Veterinary students; Fall & Spring semesters VMID 913 Clinical Correlates II Course Coordinator & Instructor- First Year Veterinary students; Spring semester VTPP 924 Pharmacology Lab Participated as a faculty mentor, 8 hours lab instruction 2002 VTPP 323 Physiology of Domestic Animals Spring and Fall semesters VTPP 485 Problems course- Wildlife & Exotic Animal Center Spring, Summer, and Fall semesters VMID 912 Clinical Correlates Course Coordinator & Instructor- First Year Veterinary students; Fall & Spring semesters 2001 VTPP 323 Physiology of Domestic Animals Spring and Fall semesters VTPP 485 Problems course- Wildlife & Exotic Animal Center Spring, Summer, and Fall semesters VMID 912 Clinical Correlates- assist with Exotic Animal Rotation, student examinations and mock cases 2000 VTPP 323 Physiology of Domestic Animals Spring and Fall semesters VTPP 485 Problems course- Wildlife & Exotic Animal Center Spring, Summer, and Fall semesters VMID 912 Clinical Correlates- assist with Exotic Animal Rotation, student examinations and mock cases 1999 VTPP 323 Physiology of Domestic Animals Spring and Fall semesters VTPP 485 Problems course- Wildlife & Exotic Animal Center Spring, Summer, and Fall semesters VMID 912 Clinical Correlates-assist with Exotic Animal Rotation, student examinations and mock cases 1998 VTPP 323 Physiology of Domestic Animals Spring and Fall semesters VTPP 485 Problems course- Wildlife & Exotic Animal Center
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