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Veterinary Students
Please visit the Student Resources area of the CVM Community intranet for other helpful resources and links.
All activities associated with students in the professional degree program are coordinated through the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine's Office of Academic Affairs. These activities include, but are not limited to:
- Assistance with financial aid, obtaining medical insurance, and access to medical care. While these services are provided by other University departments, or sources outside the University, the Academic Affairs Office actively assists veterinary medical students needing these services.
- Counseling services — counseling for both academic and personal issues is provided by the Associate Dean and by graduate students from the department of clinical psychology. These graduate students have an office outside of the Academic Affairs office and all visits are free and confidential.
- Advice and assistance in externship and preceptorship selection.
- Career advice, resume review, and job placement assistance.
- Assistance for students with disabilities (in conjunction with the AU Office of Student Access).
- Assistance for impaired students (in conjunction with the Alabama Veterinary Wellness Program).
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Group Description:
Welcome to the AUCVM Student Chapter of the AAEP!
The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) is the world's largest professional association of equine veterinarians. The association's mission "is to improve the health and welfare of the horse, to further the professional development of its members, and to provide resources and leadership for the benefit of the equine industry."
Our main goal as a student chapter is to provide members with educational programs, networking opportunities, and current information relevant to those entering into the equine industry as a veterinary medical professional. We offer an annual AAEP Short Course in conjunction with National AAEP that includes both lecture and wet lab activities regarding farriery, dentistry, and advanced horse handling.
Principle activities, events, or programs:
On our Chapter level, student members are offered the opportunity to develop their clinical skills through educational wet labs and demonstrations such as equine reproduction, cardiology, diagnostic imaging, lameness evaluation as well as many other areas of interest. We offer weekly AAEP Rounds every Monday afternoon, where student members review with clinicians and/or residents current cases within the equine hospital.
We also seek to hold monthly club lunch meetings highlighting a topic of interest. In the past we have had our own clinicians, outside researchers, pharmaceutical sales representatives, and other specialists in their fields of study visit Auburn to present on various topics relevant to the industry.
How this group's activities benefit the profession, university, and community:
The AUCVM John T. Vaughan Large Animal Teaching Hospital provides students an excellent learning environment with state of the art facilities and other opportunities to interact with board-certified specialists and faculty members that are nationally renowned in the industry.
Overall, Auburn's Student Chapter of the AAEP is dedicated to enhancing the educational experience of those interested in pursuing a career in equine veterinary medicine that goes beyond the standard professional curriculum.
How to get involved with this group:
Please feel free to contact our current President, Constance Gorman, with any questions regarding membership or Student Chapter AAEP events. Thank you!
President: Constance Gorman
Vice President: Zachary Hulburt
Secretary: Natalie Heitz
Treasurer: Chelsea Klein
Faculty Advisor(s)
Jennifer S. Taintor, DVM, MS, DACVIM
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Group Description:
Auburn ACVIM is a veterinary internal medicine club that provides members with the information and experiences needed to obtain a broad, overall understanding of internal medicine and what it takes to specialize in it.
Principle activities, events, or programs:
Each semester, there are several lunch meetings over cases and lectures in the different areas of the ACVIM: neurology, cardiology, oncology, small animal, and large animal. We also try to hold a wet lab each semester to give the members a hands-on experience.
How this group's activities benefit the profession, university, and community:
This group provides the members with the information and experience needed to guide them towards their future careers in internal medicine if they choose. It also takes part in several functions at the college, such as Open House and Orientation to spread information to the public and those who are interested. The club also tries to donate time and money to charities and other events that share some of our ideals and aspects of veterinary medicine
How to get involved with this group:
Anyone is welcome to join at any time during the year. An interest meeting is held each fall early in the semester. Auburn ACVIM is also represented at the first-year orientation week and at the veterinary school's annual Open House. We have a Facebook page that is updated regularly and provides information on upcoming events and meetings. Everyone is able to apply for an officer position if they want to become more involved. Officers serve the club for one year from the beginning of the spring semester to the end of the following fall semester.
President: Matthew Vogel
Vice President: Danielle Fraser
Secretary: Kristi Lynn Godwin
Treasurer: Kristi Lynn Godwin
Faculty Advisor(s):
Dr. Saralyn Smith-Carr
Contact Information:
Group Description:
The Behavior Club is a student chapter of the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behavior (AVSAB). The club's mission is to educate students regarding animal behavior and encourage interest in behavior medicine. Topics of interest range from interspecies and human aggression to anxiety and destructive behavior. The club also focuses on veterinarian-client interaction and ways in which the veterinarian may best advise the client and aid in strengthening the human-animal bond. The club does not focus on any particular species, but rather strives to provide education on the behavior of both large and small animals.
Principle activities, events, or programs:
The Behavior Club hosts 3 to 4 lectures per semester. These lectures will be given by veterinarians and behaviorists on topics pertaining to behavior of small and large animals. The club also offers wet labs, in which members will have the opportunity to participate in hands on activities involving animal behavior, including training, safety and emergency situations.
How this group's activities benefit the profession, university, and community:
One of the main goals of this club is to educate future veterinarians on the importance of their role in strengthening the human-animal bond. Behavior club helps students learn how to deal with behavioral issues seen every day in a clinical setting, including aggression, inappropriate elimination and separation anxiety.
How to get involved with this group:
Dues for the club are $15 for the school year. Once dues have been paid, all members are invited to come to the lunch meetings (with food provided) and hands-on wet labs.
President: Lynlee Powell
Vice President: Samantha Warner
Secretary: Patricia DeBow
Treasurer: Emily Hipp
Operations manager: Mandy Rehm
Faculty Advisor(s):
Dr. Edward Morrison
Contact Information:
Group Description:
Christian Veterinary Fellowship exists to share the love of Christ through veterinary medicine. Auburn's chapter has sent students to Cedar Cliff in Ashville, NC, Mongolia, Bolivia, Ethopia and more! CVF's mission is to empower, change and facilitate veterinary students to serve others and build relationships through their veterinary knowledge and skills so that lives are transformed. Auburn CVF's chapter is a great way to fellowship with classmates and faculty members as well as share Christ's love with others!
Principle activities, events, or programs:
Trip to Cedar Cliff to do annual exams and work on horses
Mission trips to places such as Ethiopia, Bolivia, Mongolia and Mexico
Dine with a Doctor
Pictures with Santa
Weekly Wednesday meetings for fellowship and testimony
How this group's activities benefit the profession, university, and community:
This group allows Auburn veterinary students the opportunity to use their veterinary knowledge and skills while also sharing Christ's love. This is also a great chance for students to get to know some of the faculty members on a more personal level. CVF sends multiple students on mission trips each year. These benefit not only the student gaining veterinary experience, but also those in the community as students are able to spread God's word.
How to get involved with this group:
Simply show up! There are no club dues and meetings are held almost every Wednesday during the school year. Everyone is invited and lunch is almost always provided for only a $1 donation toward our missions fund.
President: Leslie Starnes
Vice President: Drew Lowry
Secretary: Sarah Crank
Treasurer: Maria Mueller
Missions Coordinator: Sarah Rogers
Fundraising Co-Chairs: Sarah (Lizzie) Handlin-Moser, Ashley Sharpe
Faculty Advisor(s):
Dr. Aime Johnson, Dr. Jacob Johnson
Contact Information:
Group Description:
The Student American Veterinary Medical Association (SAVMA) was created in 1969 as the national organization of veterinary students, which has enabled individual Student Chapters of the AVMA (SCAVMAs) to function effectively as a single unit on the national level. As of the 2013-2014 school year, SAVMA was comprised of 32 student chapters at accredited veterinary medical schools/colleges representing a total of over 14,000 veterinary student members and associate members.
Principle activities, events, or programs:
Fall Semester: Welcome Social, 5K, at least 3-4 lunch or dinner meetings, Oath In Action Day
Spring Semester: Coverall Bar Crawl, 3-4 lunch or dinner meetings, Wellness Week, SAVMA Symposium, Annual Conference, Open House
How this group's activities benefit the profession, university, and community:
Being a member in Good Standing of SCAVMA for all 4 years of veterinary school will allow each student to be automatically converted to the AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association). Being part of SCAVMA or the AVMA will provide educational opportunities, legal and medical insurances. The AVMA works with federal and local legislatures to formulate legislation that affects students and veterinarians.
We typically try to run 2-3 charity events each year through SCAVMA and offer support for smaller groups that need participants.
How to get involved with this group:
During the fall of your first semester we will have a What Is SCAVMA Meeting and a short discussion at orientation. Once you pay dues and sign up, you are all set to join us! Dues are $50.00 per year.
President: Rachel Maloney
Vice President: Christa Ray
Secretary: Maria Mueller
Treasurer: Matthew Vogel
Faculty Advisor(s):
Dr. Julie Gard, Dr. Charles Hendrix
Contact Information:
Group Description:
The Auburn Student Chapter of the Association of Shelter Veterinarians (SCASV) is a student-led group with a focus on shelter medicine. The organization hosts bimonthly rounds at the local Lee County Humane Society to perform physical examinations and administer preventative care to the resident cats and dogs.
Principle activities, events, or programs:
The principal activity of the Auburn SCASV is rounds at Lee County Humane Society. There are approximately 6 rounds dates per semester that students can come practice physical examination skills under the supervision of a licensed veterinarian. Students gain experience in blood draws, diagnostic testing and vaccine administration as well as skills examining fecal slides and skin scrapes. There are also club lunches featuring relevant subjects to shelter medicine as well as outreach and fundraising opportunities for the local shelters.
How this group's activities benefit the profession, university, and community:
This club is one of the most involved in reaching out to the surrounding Auburn community. Through our biweekly rounds, SCASV provides needed examinations and care to the many shelter animals in preparation for their adoption. Rounds also serve to assist Lee County Humane Society by providing diagnostic tests, vaccinations, flea and tick and heartworm preventatives at no cost to the shelter. Members of AU SCASV also serve as an integral part in the fostering program and in transportation of the animals to facilitate adoption. Shelter Medicine is one of the newest specialties and this club serves to educate veterinary students about this discipline and future career opportunities in this area.
How to get involved with this group:
If you are interested in being involved with the Auburn SCASV, please visit our Facebook page for more information. There will also be booths with information at Open House and other events at the vet school.
President: Ashley Sharpe
Vice President: Amelie Rivaleau
Secretary: Katie Rogers
Treasurer: Katie Xu
Rounds Leaders: Leah Scott and Olivia Tyler
AU SCASV Representative: Leslie Starnes
Fundraising: Jordan Ayers and Emily Warman
Faculty Advisor(s):
Dr. Amelia White
Website (AU Shelter Vets on Facebook):
Contact Information:
Group Description:
Welcome to the Auburn University student chapter of the Society for Theriogenology, and fear not: if you don't know what the word "theriogenology" means, then you are not alone! Theriogenology is the study of animal reproduction. Etymologically, theriogenology is derived from the ancient Greek words 'therio' (meaning beast or animal), 'gen' (meaning genesis or creation), and 'ology' (meaning the study of)."The Society for Theriogenology is an organization of veterinarians dedicated to animal reproduction, whose mission is to promote standards of excellence in reproductive medicine, to provide outreach and education to veterinarians, and to foster continual improvements in theriogenology."-The Society for Theriogenology
Principle activities, events, or programs:
As Auburn's SFT student chapter, we strive to put the national SFT mission into action by providing hands-on educational opportunities for our members that go above and beyond what students will learn in the classroom. These include lectures over a wide range of topics and wet labs that cover semen collection, rectal palpation, artificial insemination (AI) techniques, and more. Our most popular activity is foal watch. Foal watch allows students to get hands on experience with the very complicated process of equine parturition and foal handling/training. Teams are put together every spring semester, and all interested individuals are eligible to participate. In 2014, we also held our first Foal Auction as part of one of the CVM's continuing education events.
How this group's activities benefit the profession, university, and community:
Participation in SFT encourages students to learn more about an important specialty of veterinary medicine. As part of our outreach mission, the Foal Auction and Continuing Education Event allows the community to learn more about theriogenology and contribute to the university.
How to get involved with this group:
Annual dues are collected each fall. Dues include membership for Auburn's SFT as well as national SFT membership. Benefits of national membership include free annual conference registration, access to intern/externship information, and much more.
President: Christine Garrett
Vice President: Amelie Rivaleau
Secretary: Kaitlyn McCombs
Treasurer: Casey Randle
Historian: Alex Brennan
Faculty Advisor(s):
Dr. Aime Johnson
Website (AU SFT on Facebook):
Contact Information:
Group Description:
Surgery Club is a student organization established to provide veterinary students with an opportunity to gain additional knowledge in the areas of large and small animal veterinary surgery. We aim to provide students with lectures, case studies, hands on and shadowing opportunities while connecting students with surgical faculty and staff.
Principle activities, events, or programs:
During a semester, events range from lunch-and-learn meetings to wet labs. Meetings include lectures that discuss case presentations, specialty surgeries, board certification process, and cutting-edge technology. Previous wet labs have included cranial cruciate ligament repair, arthroscopy, sterile techniques, bone plating, and many others.
How this group's activities benefit the profession, university, and community:
Surgery Club is not exclusive to students that intend to specialize but a valuable supplementation for future general practitioners. Our goal is to expose members to information that may not be provided in a traditional veterinary curriculum as well as provide additional surgical experience. Another goal is to connect members with surgical staff, clinics, and veterinary corporations. In our community, we have been able to raise money for a family in need during the holidays and have participated in the Relay for Life event which supports the American Cancer Society.
How to get involved with this group:
By paying semester dues, members have the opportunity to attend all club meetings and wet labs. We encourage members to run for officer positions when available. Also, don't forget to join our Facebook page: AUCVM Surgery Club!
President: Carmelo Foti
Vice President: Kelly Parrish
Secretary: Tabby Wright
Treasurer: Katharine Kehrt
Historian: Ashley Williamson
Wet Lab Coordinator: Quinn Milby
Outreach Coordinator: Brittney Holmes
Class of 2016 Representative: Shelby Hixon
Class of 2017 Representative: Kaley Parker
Class of 2018 Representative: Andrea Hoover
Faculty Advisor(s):
Dr. Fred Caldwell, Dr. Jamie Bellah
Contact Information:
Group Description:
The Veterinary Business Management Association (VBMA) is a student-driven organization dedicated to advancing the profession through increasing business knowledge, creating networking opportunities, and empowering students to achieve their personal and professional goals.
Principle activities, events, or programs:
Auburn VBMA hosts 10-15 meetings and events each semester that will strengthen students' knowledge in business finance, business operations, management and ownership, business leadership skills, and career and personal development. Students have the opportunity to earn a silver or gold business certificate depending on the number of hours of business education completed.
How this group's activities benefit the profession, university, and community:
This organization helps better prepare students to enter the workforce, teaching them skills that will help them to achieve financial success after graduating veterinary school.
How to get involved with this group:
If you would like to get involved please feel free to contact our officers or visit our Facebook page: Veterinary Business Management Association Auburn Chapter.
President: Camille Ogletree (email@example.com)
Vice President: Katie Pelphrey (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Secretary: Kaitlyn Caraway (email@example.com)
Treasurer: Blair Keffer (email@example.com)
Sponsor Relations: Lynlee Powell (email@example.com)
Event Coordinator: Amanda Rehm (email@example.com)
Faculty Advisor(s):
Dr. Robyn Wilborn
Contact Information:
See officers above.
Group Description:
Club Mission Statement: To provide the students of the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine with a structured opportunity to gain education and hands-on experience with zoo animals, exotic pets, and wildlife above and beyond that covered in the curriculum through an organization dedicated to facilitating lectures, wet labs, and mentorship.
The ZEW Club was formed to help students gain knowledge and experience with those unusual species not typically covered in the veterinary curriculum. ZEW Club is the result of the merger of AAZV and ECAS, as well as the Turtle and Raptor Rehabilitation volunteer programs. As one combined organization with a congruent mission, we hope to provide the best possible opportunities for students without the conflict of two separate organizations. You will get the best of both worlds, in one convenient place!
Principle activities, events, or programs:
Join us for: Dynamic Guest Expert Lecturers, Wetlabs, Field trips, volunteer opportunities, and much more!
How this group's activities benefit the profession, university, and community:
Would you like to learn more about zoo animals? Exotic animals? Wildlife? Whether you have a direct interest in these animals or you just don't want to be the vet afraid to do a physical on a rabbit, everyone can benefit from knowledge about non-traditional species! And what better way than by gaining HANDS-ON experience with LIVE animals?
How to get involved with this group:
ZEW Club is open to all students of the College of Veterinary Medicine. Dues are $25/semester, or a discounted rate of $40 for a full academic year. Contact an officer to join today!
President: Jessica Henry
Vice President: McKenzie George
Secretary: Amanda Crouthamel
Treasurer: Emily Tripp
Event and Publicity Chair: Alexandria Arnold
Mammal Representative: Bonnie Coats
Reptile/Amphibian Representative: Jaida Reeves
Avian Representative: Caitlin Rivera
Raptor Rehabilitation Program Coordinator: Maggie Mills
Turtle Rehabilitation Program Coordinator: Rachel Hobgood
Faculty Advisor(s):
Dr. Jamie Bellah, Dr. Jack Kottwitz, Dr. John Roberts, Dr. Ray Wilhite
Website (ZEW Facebook page):
Contact Information:
The Purpose of Omega Tau Sigma:
To encourage and foster the development of well-rounded, ethical veterinarians and through them create a better profession on the basis of friendship, cooperation, and respect.
To impart to its members a desire to serve faithfully and zealously the varied needs of our animal kingdom and to inspire these members with the fact that the knowledge of the job well done and the regard of clientele and colleague far surpasses financial gain.
To give aspiring veterinary students a chance to analytically survey the veterinary profession in order that they may be sure that their best talents will be utilized in this profession before they have invested their youth, time, and ambition in the pursuance of any occupation that may leave their best talents dormant.
To instill the principles of honesty, morality, resourcefulness, and love in all its members and, last but not least, to give these young veterinaries a chance to learn the much-valued trait of living happily with a group for the mutual benefit of all.
The Honor Society for Veterinary Medicine
From its beginning, it has been the aim of Phi Zeta to stand for constant advancement of the veterinary profession, for higher educational requirements, and for high scholarship. As stated in the Constitution, the Object of the Society shall be to recognize and promote scholarship and research in matters pertaining to the welfare and diseases of animals.
To learn more about Phi Zeta's mission and history, as well as requirements to obtain membership in the society, please click here.


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Iron Galaxy aka Adam Hodgins has been slowly releasing a diverse range of music fitting within the realm of House and Techno. His Dj and live sets at such notable venues as Boiler Room, Trouw, Wilde Renate, and Mutek have been received with critical acclaim. Adam has also released remixes and originals on labels such as K7!, Turbo Recordings, and Obsession Recordings. This year has seen the release of his latest EP on James Zabiela's Born Electric imprint with remixes from Clone stalwarts Serge and Tyrell. He also delved into the world of ambient music with New Kanada Recording and started a new project of visceral and emotive analog techno as N/ Y/ X with Matt Didemus (DIVA/Junior Boys). This spring saw the release of their first 12″ with a follow-up planned for the summer.
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(Feb. 18, 2011)--The Academy for Teacher Excellence (ATE), located in the College of Education and Human Development (COEHD), recently hosted a book presentation and signing for the newly published education book "Teacher Preparation for Bilingual Student Populations: Educar para Transformar."
At the event in the UTSA Downtown Campus Durango Building, copies of the book were given away as door prizes. Copies are available for sale at the UTSA Bookstore.
A collaborative effort with work from 12 scholars in the field of education from across the nation, the book includes contributions from UTSA professors Belinda Flores, ATE founder and principal investigator, Ellen Riojas Clark and Rosa Hernandez Sheets.
In a rapidly increasing multicultural America, the book serves as a valuable resource for educators combining the expertise and experiences of the contributing authors. It critically examines the current state of bilingual education and ESL teacher preparation in the United States, while exploring possible solutions to major issues that negatively impact public schools, teachers and students.
ATE is joining the collaborative effort to promote the book as it shares many of the goals and messages. Flores and the ATE staff have worked to successfully promote effective bilingual education programs and assist beginning teachers to become effective and knowledgeable in their teaching methodology.
For more information, visit the UTSA Academy for Teacher Excellence website.
Join the College of Education and Human Development's Center for Educational Leadership, Policy and Professional Development for a discussion about what passed and what didn't in the last legislative session and what it means for Bexar County Public Schools.
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2 Faculty of Medicine, University of New South Wales, Kensington, New South Wales, Australia
3 National Centre for Immunisation Research and Surveillance of Vaccine Preventable Diseases (NCIRS), The Children's Hospital at Westmead and Discipline of Paediatrics and Child Health, University of Sydney, Westmead, New South Wales, Australia
BMC Infectious Diseases 2012, 12:43 doi:10.1186/1471-2334-12-43Published: 17 February 2012
Forward planning and preventative measures before travelling can significantly reduce the risk of many vaccine preventable travel-related infectious diseases. Higher education students may be at an increased risk of importing infectious disease as many undertake multiple visits to regions with higher infectious disease endemicity. Little is known about the health behaviours of domestic or international university students, particularly students from low resource countries who travel to high-resource countries for education. This study aimed to assess travel-associated health risks and preventative behaviours in a sample of both domestic and international university students in Australia.
In 2010, a 28 item self-administered online survey was distributed to students enrolled at the University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. Multiple methods of distributing links to the online survey were utilised. The survey examined the international travel history, travel intentions, infection control behaviours and self-reported vaccination history.
A total of 1663 respondents completed the online survey, 22.1% were international students and 83.9% were enrolled at an undergraduate level. Half had travelled internationally in the previous 12 months, with 69% of those travelling only once during that time with no difference in travel from Australia between domestic and international students (p = 0.8). Uptake of pre-travel health advice was low overall with 68% of respondents reporting they had not sought any advice from a health professional prior to their last international trip. Domestic students were more likely to report uptake of a range of preventative travel health measures compared to international students, including diarrhoeal medication, insect repellent, food avoidance and condoms (P < 0.0001). Overall, students reported low risk perception of travel threats and a low corresponding concern for these threats.
Our study highlights the need to educate students about the risk associated with travel and improve preventative health-seeking and uptake of precautionary health measures in this highly mobile young adult population. Although immunisation is not an entry requirement to study at Universities in Australia, large tertiary institutions provide an opportunity to engage with young adults on the importance of travel health and provision of vaccines required for travel, including missed childhood vaccines.


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Sofitel Quiberon Thalassa Sea & Spa, Quiberon
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- 129 guestrooms
- On the beach
- 3 restaurants and 2 bars/lounges
- Full-service spa
- Indoor pool
- Rooftop terrace
- Breakfast available
- Free airport shuttle
- Health club
- 3 meeting rooms
- Train station pick-up service
- In-room childcare
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- Superior Room, 1 Queen Bed, View
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Hotel size
- This hotel has 129 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- 24-hour check-in
- Check-out time is noon
- Express check-in/out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
Travelling with others
- Up to 2 children (11 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Babysitting/childcare *
- Pets allowed *
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Free airport shuttle (available on request) *
- Train station pickup *
- Free self parking
- Free area shuttle within 10 km
In the hotel
- In-room childcare (surcharge)
- Supervised childcare/activities
- Buffet breakfast daily (surcharge)
- 3 restaurants
- 2 bars/lounges
- 24-hour room service
- Indoor pool
- Health club
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Sauna
- Number of meeting rooms - 3
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms
- Conference space size (feet) - 592
- Conference space size (meters) - 55
- Computer station
- 24-hour front desk
- Limo or Town Car service available
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Laundry facilities
- Hair salon
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Elevator/lift
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Rooftop terrace
- Garden
- Picnic area
- Library
- Fireplace in lobby
- In-room accessibility
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- Minibar
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Pillow menu
- Down comforter
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Soundproofed rooms
- Turndown service
- Premium bedding
- Private bathroom
- Bathtub or shower
- Rainfall showerhead
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 80-cm LCD TV
- Pay movies
- Premium TV channels
- IPod docking station
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
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Special features
The onsite spa has massage/treatment rooms. Services include facials, body wraps, body scrubs, and body treatments. The spa is equipped with a mud bath and Turkish bath/hammam. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including hydrotherapy and thalassotherapy.
DiningLa Presquile - Overlooking the ocean, this fine-dining restaurant specializes in French cuisine and serves lunch and dinner. A children's menu is available.
Le Blue Bar - Overlooking the ocean, this brasserie serves dinner and light fare. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar.
Ocean - Overlooking the ocean, this restaurant specializes in French cuisine and serves lunch and light fare. Guests can order drinks at the bar and enjoy alfresco dining (weather permitting).
On Site
- Health club
- Sauna
- Spa tub
- Steam room
- Bicycle rentals on site
- Pilates classes on site
- Yoga classes/instruction on site
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Skydiving nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
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- Quiberon Sofitel
- Thalassa Quiberon Sofitel
- Quiberon Thalassa
- Quiberon Thalassa Sofitel
- Sofitel Quiberon
- Sofitel Quiberon Thalassa
- Sofitel Quiberon Thalassa Sea
- Sofitel Thalassa Quiberon
- Sofitel Thalassa Sea Hotel Quiberon
- Thalassa Quiberon
For transfers, guests must contact the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Mandatory fees
You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.3 per person, per night
Optional extras
Buffet breakfast is offered for an extra charge of EUR 25 per person (approximately)
Babysitting/childcare is available for an extra charge
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of EUR 25 per day
High-speed Internet access (wired) is available in guestrooms for EUR 25 per day (rates may vary)
We have included all charges provided to us by this hotel. However, charges can vary, for example, based on length of stay or the room you book.


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Call this one big. Oklahoma's showdown at fifth-ranked Florida State on Saturday is -- without question -- the biggest nonconference game of the Bob Stoops era.
It's the biggest nonconference road game for the Sooners in almost 25 years, and one of the five biggest in program history.
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Prince Edward Island is a Canadian province consisting of an island of the same name, as well as other islands. The maritime province is the smallest in the nation in land area.
The island has a few other names: "Garden of the Gulf" referring to the pastoral scenery and lush agricultural lands throughout the province; and "Birthplace of Confederation", referring to the Charlottetown Conference in 1864, although PEI did not join the confederation until 1873, when it became the seventh Canadian province. P.E.I is also called "Garden of Canada", because it is one of the most beautiful provinces in Canada.
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I love the round bales in PEI. The northern sun gives you so much more time to work with the Golden Hour. I hope I haven't given away a trade secret. I love shooting there. Nice image of rural Atlantic Canada.
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I can smell the hay! Super!
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WOW awesome detail, every twig of straw is tack sharp. V SE
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Very nice work. That's a tough job baling hay! v
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I can almost smell it! Very nice, Edward! V/F
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Cheryl Cope writes "fireworks are a part of the way we gained independence" ("Bombs bursting in air," Public Forum, Aug. 2). Sorry but I missed that in our history lessons. They are at best symbolic of "bombs bursting in air."
I have no problem with public fireworks displays. The problem comes when everyone lights them off. It is at best inconsiderate to fill your neighbors' air with smoke; not everyone has filters or air conditioners. Let's also not forget the senseless fires that are caused by idiots using them.
Limit them to the 4th of July, and please stop setting them off at all hours of the night.
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After all, D&D was really an interactive version of Tolkein's world to begin with, wasn't it?
No, though Tolkien's work had some influence and helped create a market for the game.
Gary Gygax was an avid war gamer, a published author of articles on wargames, and a developer of wargaming rules. The D&D game evolved out of wargaming rules for medieval-style battles - knights, archers, that kind of thing.
You can see this even in just the cover description from the early rules: my copy of Greyhawk says "Rules for Fantastic Medieval Wargames Campaigns Playable with Paper and Pencil and Miniature Figures". Similarly, if you read the history of the game you'll find references to the "Castle & Crusade Society", part of the International Federation of Wargaming. I believe GenCon - the convention people now associate with D&D - was originally the Lake Geneva Wargames Convention.
Gygax, a major bookworm, drew upon a wide variety of ideas in comic books and in early science fiction and fantasy (much of which predated Tolkien), as well as mythology (predating Tolkien by thousands of years). For example, I see gargoyles, chimera, griffins, and medusae in one of the early rule books (none of which are to be found in Tolkien).
Many people seem to think that Tolkien created fantasy, but there are many earlier and contemporary works in this genre. For example, the first "Conan the Barbarian" story (Robert Howard) was written in 1932, the characters "Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser" (Fritz Leiber) were created in 1934, and the Hobbit would only be published in 1937.
The key innovations that Gygax (and others) developed from earlier war games were to reduce the army size to focus on a small number of heros, to add fantasy and science fiction elements, and to have the idea of an ongoing game (the "campaign").
Dave Arneson, the other major participant in creating the game, was probably the first to add science fiction elements, as part of his Blackmoor campaign (which I understand grew out of his wargaming sessions). This, of course, was very different from anything in Tolkien.
You can still dig up copies of the old rules and see the wargaming elements (it helps if you're already familiar with old school wargaming). As the game evolved, the wargaming-style rules started to disappear. The use of miniature figures, for example, stopping being important, the wargamers had lots of these, and terrain to go with them, but as the game moved beyond wargaming it started to attract players that didn't have or want any of this stuff.
In today's RPGS, it's been my experience that we tend to get two different styles of play: some groups emphasize the role playing, others emphasize the gaming (rules and tactics). The latter approach is much closer to the original game, but both approaches can make for reasonable and enjoyable play sessions. Many current gamers are firmly wedded to one camp or the other, and this greatly complicates producing new or updated RPG rule sets, as the two groups want fundamentally different things in the rules they use. For example, to the groups that emphasize role playing, complex rules (a long tradition in wargaming) just get in the way, while to the groups that emphasize tactical play, these actually provide more freedom and opportunities for tactical creativity.


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SALT LAKE CITY — It was a near record day for the U.S. market Monday as the Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed above 16,000 for the first time in history and the Standard and Poor's 500 Index topped 1,800 for the first time.
Stocks edged higher Monday morning, pushed by investors optimistic about ongoing stimulus from the Federal Reserve. Many are also feeling upbeat about economic reports due out this week measuring the health of the economy.
While neither index closed the day above those benchmark levels, some analysts see the new numbers as a positive sign for the national economy.
"For the most part, where you see that impact is the 'wealth effect,'" said Jason Ware, market strategist with Salt Lake City-based Albion Financial Group. "Folks look at the stock market and see that it's trading at comfortably high levels and draw from it that the economy must doing well because the stock market is doing well."
Ware noted that increasing values in personal retirement accounts also give many average people confidence that the economy is stronger.
"The impact is psychological," he said. "The impetus is that people will go out and spend because they feel better about their net worth situation, creating a cycle where companies are more profitable, so they reinvest and the economy moves along."
"There are a lot of businesses that want to be in a more aggressive growth position," said Salt Lake Chamber spokesman Marty Carpenter. "They want to start adding jobs, (and) they want to buy equipment in order to grow."
Last Thursday, Janet Yellen sat before the Senate Banking Committee for a confirmation hearing en route to likely becoming next U.S. Federal Reserve chairwoman. The expected successor to Chairman Ben Bernanke spoke in full support of the Fed's current bond buy-back program and gave no indication of tapering in the near term under her leadership, explained Albion Financial spokeswoman Dana Pool.
As domestic stock markets hit record highs Monday, Yellen's neutral policy stance coupled with strong quarterly earnings reports and declining unemployment figures have collectively encouraged the S&P 500 to 1,800 and Dow Jones Industrial Average to 16,000, Pool added.
"The nomination of a new Fed chair is having a very direct impact on the financial markets, stock markets," said Jon McKenzie, director of Westminster College's Center for Financial Analysis, "(particularly) in terms of maintaining and continuing to see these record highs."
Ware said stocks are usually front-line indicators, "so they don't lag the economy. They lead the economy."
Despite the upward trend of the indexes, investors should recognize that the market typically ebbs and flows, meaning they should not read too much into this most recent milestone, he said.
"Does it really mean anything? It shouldn't, because if you are using (the peak levels) alone as your indicator (to invest), then next week if it is down (500 points) because of some (unforeseen global issue), then what do you do, sell?" Ware queried rhetorically. "You should take a more subjective point of view."
Still, there is cautious optimism about where the market is headed in the foreseeable future, he said.
"Earnings are doing OK. Companies are doing OK," Ware said. "For the most part, it is clear that stocks may be the best game in town."
Stocks have typically outpaced inflation over the long run and are still "reasonably valued," he said.
"So given that view, we think that more money moves into the market, pushing stocks higher," Ware said.
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New and tidy but lacking many of the refinements of 5* accommodation. Bedroom too small to fit in a dressing table or drawers, wardrobe fitments too high for short people like me. A superb lounge available but only TV in bedroom where there was no seating arrangements. Staff were very friendly and helpful but a long stay would not be recommended.
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It was a very windy night and room door rattled so had to put case against it.
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Actual accommodation was of a very high standard with sufficient space to relax and treat it as a rather desirable second home. We have already booked a return visit for next month. Enough said.
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Excellent country getaway
We were very pleasantly surprised to find that the farmhouse was part of a complex of facilities.
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Set in a beautiful location, we felt like children in a toy shop..
The food shop was amazing. As was the restaurant and tea rooms. Every morning we were greeted by a lovely lady called Marion with a smile and ready to serve that lovely breakfast, she made it all the more worth while... We left happy and with a ' cool box ' full of Bodant products and great memories.
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