Sunday, December 09, 2007
I was checking out philosophy blogs...
I found a few that seemed interesting. I added them to my blogroll. When I went to check one out today, what should I find as a recent post but this?
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Non-credit option for Animals, Community and the Law On-Line Course
RUTGERS-NEWARK SPAA *
WINTER SESSION COURSE
ANIMALS, COMMUNITY AND THE LAW
ONLINE COURSE
• DATES: Jan. 2 –Jan. 18, 2008
• Tuition $300
• Registration: Deadline ..December 15, 2007
http://ncpp.rutgers.edu Click `sign up' at right of screen below
banner to register. Complete site registration, then click `on line
courses and certificates' on menu below banner;drop down appears;
click special topics' ; course title appears. Click on title, then scroll
to bottom of screen and click ` add to cart'. Click `checkout' and
submit credit cart information. You are enrolled
• Who Can Benefit? government officials, health officers, public
administrators, law enforcement officers, animal and citizen advocates,
shelter administrators, community leaders , lawyers and law students.
• Who Is Teaching? Linda Niedweske, Esq., Isabelle Strauss, Esq.
and rescue liaison, Marie Ansari, all board members of Lawyers
In Defense of Animals. (LIDA) www.njlida.org
• What Is Covered? The law's impact on the manner in which
animals, citizens, and organizations relate to each other in the context
of community life. Using case studies students will be introduced to
basic legal concepts and explore recurring issues of community
animal law, for example: feral (free roaming) cat colonies, "pet"
limit laws, hoarding, breed specific legislation and companion
animals in housing. Learn practical knowledge to address conflicts
which arise when the boundaries of animals' interests and those of
community and government impinge on each other.
Questions? For specific course information, please call Isabelle
Strauss, 732-255-4696 or anrtesq@aol.com . For registration info.
please contact Judith Kirchhoff, 973-353-5093 ext. 21 or
jkirchho@newark.rutgers.ed
* Rutgers School of Public Affairs and Administration
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