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2010How are fenced dog parks used in Adelaide?Hazel, S.; Van Hout, P.; Luxton, B.; AIAM Annual Conference on Urban Animal Management (2010 : Glenelg, South Australia)
2017Are chicken minds special?Freire, R.; Hazel, S.
2017The effect of tongue-tie application on stress responses in resting horsesLatimer-Marsh, L.; Hazel, S.; Franklin, S.; Santos, L.; McGreevy, P.; World Equine Airways Symposium (WEAS) (13 Jul 2017 - 15 Jul 2017 : Copenhagen, Denmark)
2010Animal Science Education in Australia - Current situation and future needs. Are current training and education programs appropriate for the animal industry needs over the next 10-15 years?Hynd, P.; Hazel, S.; Australian Society of Animal Production Biennial Conference (28th : 2010 : Armidale, NSW)
2015What’s in a dog’s breakfast? Considering the social, veterinary and environmental implications of feeding food scraps to pets using three Australian surveysThompson, K.; O'Dwyer, L.; Sharp, A.; Smith, B.; Reynolds, C.; Hadley, T.; Hazel, S.
2015The first shared online curriculum resources for veterinary undergraduate learning and teaching in animal welfare and ethics in Australia and New ZealandJohnson, J.; Collins, T.; Degeling, C.; Fawcett, A.; Fisher, A.; Freire, R.; Hazel, S.; Hood, J.; Lloyd, J.; Phillips, C.; Stafford, K.; Tzioumis, V.; McGreevy, P.
2015“Chickens are a lot smarter than i originally thought”: changes in student attitudes to chickens following a chicken training classHazel, S.; O Dwyer, L.; Ryan, T.
2016Career preferences and opinions on animal welfare and ethics: a survey of veterinary students in Australia and New ZealandCornish, A.; Caspar, G.; Collins, T.; Degeling, C.; Fawcett, A.; Fisher, A.; Freire, R.; Hazel, S.; Hood, J.; Johnson, A.; Lloyd, J.; Phillips, C.; Stafford, K.; Tzioumis, V.; McGreevy, P.
2015Facilities, breed and experience affect ease of sheep handling: the livestock transporter's perspectiveBurnard, C.; Pitchford, W.; Hocking Edwards, J.; Hazel, S.
2013Team-based learning increases active engagement and enhances development of teamwork and communication skills in a first-year course for veterinary and animal science undergraduatesHazel, S.; Heberle, N.; McEwen, M.; Adams, K.

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