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Feedback from Training Course Attendees

“What did you like about the lectures/speakers?”

There were lots of case examples/pictures/videos

The knowledgeable staff

Practical application

Instructors were open to questions

Very helpful

I felt the University was a gracious host. Nice facilities, staff. Catering was very good.

Other comments:

I liked everything — the examples, the “pearls,” articles included. The speakers were both outstanding in their presentation and style. I will definitely sign up for additional endoscopy seminars after I have had some practice.

I learned a lot! Can really tell you guys walk the talk. Gave us confidence. Techs were attentative and did a great job.

The lectures were concise and practical. The speakers (Radlinsky and Rawlings) were clear and entertaining. Also, I was not intimidated to ask questions.

Both (Radlinsky and Rawlings) very animated speakers — great presentations. Great job at covering core concepts. Pictures were great.

Rawlings is very caring. He wanted each of us to succeed. He seemed to enjoy the interactions as much as the students did.

Dr. Rawlings is an excellent teacher and it is obvious he likes what he is doing. The lectures were very practical and easy to understand.

The lectures were very relevant to the use of this in private practice. Very detailed and thorough. Excellent slides.

Impressive role models for people who are into veterinary medicine/surgery. Material useful. Notes well done. Am more motivated than when I came!

“What did you like?”

Instructors were enthusiastic! Also friendly, helpful and knowledgeable.

"Casual, informal, and easy to ask questions. Thorough - with good experimental tips"

"Presentation was great - great images."

"Knowledgeable - to the point. Useful and practical."

"Good real world application/tips/techniques."

Other comments:

"I have recently attended two labs for laparoscopy. One put on by Clarence Rawlings and one at a national meeting. My personal opinion is that I will not be attending any more wet labs unless they are at UGA (can you believe I'm an Auburn Tiger?!)."

"Thank you again for the fantastic instruction this past weekend. You and Dr. Radlinsky were very helpful to me and I learned so much.

"I wanted to let you know that I did a laparoscopic ovarian remnant resection today. It was a 6.5 pound, 1.5-year-old cat that started with signs of heat last evening. By the way - thank you for the class photo!

"Thanks again - am planning to be down for the flexible endoscopy course in August so I can actually learn how to get my gastroscope past the pylorus for once."




For course information and registration, contact Ms. Melissa Kilpatrick (706.542.1451 or melissak@uga.edu) or visit the Georgia Center Web site for Web-based registration (www.gactr.uga.edu/conferences/).

 

This page last updated May 20, 2008.

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