Research Series on Human-Animal Relationships: Thinking of Pet Buffers Against Psychological Pain

Are you interested in the ground-breaking advances of human-animal interactions? Curious to hear more about research at the University of Arizona?

The College of Veterinary Medicine is delighted to host a series of virtual lectures focused on human-animal Interaction for free to our campus and greater community. The Research Series on Human-Animal Relationships features many scholarly talks and discussions on human-animal relationships. All undergraduate students are welcome to register for any of these sessions. Their affiliates investigate different facets of human-animal relationships, broadly construed. They also have expertise in veterinary medicine, animal cognition, anthropology, interpersonal psychology, and human decision-making, among other disciplines. 

In this session, Martin Reimann, who is an Associate Professor at the University of Arizona, will be presenting on "Thinking of Pet Buffers Against Psychological Pain".

Want to sign up? Register on Zoom in order to attend the event. 

This event will be held on Friday, January 19th, 2023 from 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM AZ Time. See you there!

Questions? Please email Nichole Guard, who is the Research Programs Admission Officer for the College of Veterinary Medicine, for any inquiries.