Stanford Animal Experimentation Transparency
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We, the undersigned, agree with the Stanford Daily Editorial Board's recommendations regarding animal experimentation on campus (as published in the March 2, 2006 editorial, "Blowing the Whistle on Animal Experimentation"). These recommendations are as follows:
"The Editorial Board suggests that the Animal Care and Use Committee take concrete steps to improve the general perception of animal experimentation on campus.
"First, the Committee should regularly publish the number of animals that are used in each laboratory.
"Second, it should make clear how many of these experimental animals are being sacrificed in the course of each year.
"Third, it should provide a list of representative procedures being carried out on these animals for instance, how laboratories probe brain activity in owls as part of their research.
"Fourth, the Committee should make clear the fines levied for violations of such regulations and indicate these amounts as a percentage of the laboratorys annual budget.
"All this information should be made easily available to the general Stanford community."
"[T]here must be more measures in place for violations to be reported in complete anonymity."
"[N]ew members joining a laboratory should be thoroughly briefed on the procedures of whistleblowing and informed of their larger responsibility to report violations."
Therefore, we the undersigned, demand that the Research Animal Facility, the Administrative Panel on Laboratory Animal Care, and/or the Dean of Research implement these reforms to improve accountability and transparency at Stanford University.
"The Editorial Board suggests that the Animal Care and Use Committee take concrete steps to improve the general perception of animal experimentation on campus.
"First, the Committee should regularly publish the number of animals that are used in each laboratory.
"Second, it should make clear how many of these experimental animals are being sacrificed in the course of each year.
"Third, it should provide a list of representative procedures being carried out on these animals for instance, how laboratories probe brain activity in owls as part of their research.
"Fourth, the Committee should make clear the fines levied for violations of such regulations and indicate these amounts as a percentage of the laboratorys annual budget.
"All this information should be made easily available to the general Stanford community."
"[T]here must be more measures in place for violations to be reported in complete anonymity."
"[N]ew members joining a laboratory should be thoroughly briefed on the procedures of whistleblowing and informed of their larger responsibility to report violations."
Therefore, we the undersigned, demand that the Research Animal Facility, the Administrative Panel on Laboratory Animal Care, and/or the Dean of Research implement these reforms to improve accountability and transparency at Stanford University.
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30 November 2015
198.
Kristina F
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We live in the heart of technological progress - stop abusing animals and start using technology that is a superior proxy for experiements on living animals!
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Graduate s
15 November 2015
7 November 2015
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Lynn S
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suffering is suffering. End it now!
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no
17 October 2015
195.
American V
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Descartes nailed dogs' paws to tables." I inflict pain. Therefore I am a monster."
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student coalition
15 September 2015
31 August 2015
13 August 2015
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Sandra L
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Animal testing is inhumane and has no place in an informed, prestigous shcool liek Stanford
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Local
23 July 2015
23 July 2015
14 June 2015
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Mark B
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no affiliation
14 June 2015
188.
Maria P
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community member
5 April 2015
22 March 2015
186.
Meghann L
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Thank you for your time
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good friend of mine is a student currently
11 March 2015
9 March 2015
184.
Dan M
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24 February 2015
183.
Nicole S
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alum
13 February 2015
4 February 2015
181.
Heather J
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STOP ANIMAL TESTING!
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none
29 January 2015
180.
Jack K
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student
1 January 2015
11 December 2014
29 November 2014
13 November 2014
1 November 2014
175.
Jeffrey Ma
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Exposure of torture and murder should be accompanied by removal from society and emprisonment of the perpetrators so they are not free to offend again. In this day and age no further philosophical discussion is required. All animal experimentation involve
17 October 2014
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Dr. Arthur Bienenstock, Vice Provost and Dean of Research and Graduate Policy, Stanford University
Dr. Arthur Bienenstock, Vice Provost and Dean of Research and Graduate Policy, Stanford University
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