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CURRICULUM VITAE

Date: 01/01/2016

Name: Dr. Karsina (Karin) Orsel

Department Production Animal Health

Address 3330 Hospital Drive NW, Calgary, Alberta, T2N 4N1

Office Room: HSC 2516 Telephone: 210-6127 Fax: 210-6693

Lab Room: HSC 2535 Telephone: 210-6310 Fax: 210-6693

E-mail: [email protected]

A. POSITIONS Current Positions (include appointments at the University of Calgary and other institutions)

Position Department Faculty Institution Start Date (mm/yyyy)

End Date (mm/yyyy)

Associate Professor

Production Animal Health

Veterinary Medicine

University of Calgary

01/2014 present

Assistant Professor

Production Animal Health

Veterinary Medicine


02/2008 12/2013

Adjunct Community Health Science

Cumming school of Medicine


10/2013 present

Current distribution of Effort: Teaching: 50% (30% teaching, 20% clinical Research 40% Service 10% Teaching component includes 20% clinical appointment (clinical DVLC member: VAHS Airdrie) Previous Positions Position Department/Faculty Institution Start End Assistant professor Veterinary Medicine Utrecht University 01/2002 01/2008 Lecturer Veterinary Medicine Utrecht University 02/1997 12/2001 General Practitioner Various clinics The Netherlands 06/1996 01/1997

mailto:[email protected]

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B. DEGREES / QUALIFICATIONS / TRAINING Undergraduate (include DVM)

Degree Institution Location Start Date (mm/yyyy)

End Date (mm/yyyy)

DVM Utrecht University

The Netherlands 09/1987 06/1996

Graduate (include MSc, PhD)

Degree Speciality/ Major

Supervisor Institution Location Start Date (mm/yyyy)

End Date (mm/yyyy)

PhD Veterinary epidemiology

Drs de Jong and Stegeman

Utrecht University

The Netherlands

09/2002 05/2007

SMBWO Epidemiologist - B Dutch National Science Foundation

The Netherlands

09/2002 05/2007

MSc Veterinary epidemiology and economics

Drs de Jong and Stegeman

Utrecht University

The Netherlands

09/2002 05/2004

Certification and Boards (e.g., speciality board certification)

Qualification Speciality Province/ State

Country Start Date (mm/yyyy)

End Date (mm/yyyy)

Dip. ECBHM

Bovine Health Management

European College based in Germany

07/2008 12/2011

NAVLE North American Veterinary Licensing Exam

Alberta Canada n/a 05/2009

Other Courses and Workshops :

Title of Course or Workshop Country Date (mm/yyyy)

Using R in advanced statistics United States 09/2015 Bayesian Statistical Analysis (Dr I Gardner) Canada 04/2013 Introduction into Interspread+ modeling (Drs Sanson and O’Leary)

Canada 12/2012

Quantitative Risk Analysis (Dr F Zagmutt) Canada 07/2012

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Workshop on methodologies for evaluation of complex surveillance systems; application to assessment of priorization of surveillance programs and demonstration of freedom of disease (Dr A Cameron)

The Netherlands 05/2006

Several educational courses which resulted in the university of Utrecht’ teaching qualification (BKO certificate)

The Netherlands 2004 / 2005

Course: Laboratory animal science (consistent with category C recommendations of the Federation of European Laboratory Animal Science Associations (FELASA)


Course: Biostatistics for scientists. Centre for Biostatistics, Utrecht University


Course: Use of S-PLUS. Can-institute Amsterdam The Netherlands 02/2001

C. HONOURS AND AWARDS List honours and awards received including dates.

Dates Honour/Award Sep 2015 April 2014

Faculty of Graduate Studies, My SupervisorSkills, GREAT Supervisor Award University of Calgary’s team teaching award for curriculum development

Sep 2013 May 2013

UCVM Associate Dean’s award for outstanding achievement in graduate supervision Nomination for supervisory excellence at the University of Calgary

May 2012 Nomination for supervisory excellence at the University of Calgary

D. EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES CREDIT COURSES TAUGHT AT THE UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY List major contributions in course and curriculum development, teaching and administration. Where specific courses with identified hours, etc., are not available, a narrative outline below the table is recommended.

Course Number

Course Name Role (coordinator, instructor)

Start Date End Date Number of Hours per year: over hours in course

VETM 305

Clinical Skills: development and delivery of 4 sessions (3

Instructor 2008 2011 12 / 120

4

hours each) on herd health skills

VETM 405 Clinical Skills: development and delivery of 2 sessions (3 hours each) on advanced herd health skills

Instructor 2009 2011 6 / 120

VETM 300 Clinical Presentations: development and delivery of one CP session

Instructor 2008 2011 3 / 60

VETM 500 Clinical Presentations: development and delivery of one CP session

Instructor 2010 2014 3 / 60

VETM 344 Principles of epidemiology: development and delivery of approximately 35% of the course

Instructor 2009 present 6 / 15

VETM 420 Health Management: development and delivery of approximately 40% of the course


VETM 461 Outbreak Investigation Field Course: development of the course and coordinator of this team-taught course

Course Coordinator and lead instructor

2009 2011 Week field course

VETM 461 Outbreak Investigation Field Course

Instructor 2012 present Week field course

VETM 463 Area of Emphasis Field Course: development and delivery of this field course

Instructor 2011 present Week field course

VETM 462 Foreign Animal Disease Course: delivery of FMD lecture

Instructor 2010 and 2013-

present 2 hours in a week field course

VETM 520 Advanced Health Management: coordinator of this team-taught course and lead instructor

Course Coordinator and instructor

2010 present 30 / 50

VETM 531 Small Ruminants/South American Camelids/Large Exotic ruminants’ course. Development and delivery of herd health management for dairy goats


VETM 580s PAH rotations offered by members of the Distributed

Practice Liaison

2010 present variable

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Insert narrative outline (if required) in the space below VETM 520: this is a team-taught course and also identified as place holder for most of the poultry and swine lectures in our curriculum. As course coordinator, I am not only responsible for logistics and course content, but also assist sessional instructors in preparing lectures and providing them with teaching support. My educational contributions to the DVM curriculum have been through involvement in curriculum working group and curriculum committee. In addition to major contributions to course material development, I was coordinator of VETM 461 and VETM 520, outlined the focus of the course, and got other instructors involved. As part of my clinical appointment (and as practice liaison), I provide student supervision and teaching feedback for veterinarians in rotations offered by VAHS Airdrie. Educational related committees: 2010 - present UCVM fourth year teachers committee (combined representation) 2009 - present UCVM third year teachers committee 2009 - 2012 UCVM second year teachers committee 2008 - 2010 UCVM Curriculum Committee (chair), including assessment working

group 2008 - 2009 UCVM Animal handling working group (chair)

Veterinary Learning Communities

VETM 580s Field School Endulen, Tanzania, collaboration with the Faculty of Medicine, UofC

Instructor 2010/2012 present 4 weeks One Health Rotation

MDSC507 Core competencies for Global Health Research

Instructor, supervisor independent studies

2015 Present 4 2h lectures supervision of indep. studies

VETM 690.01 and 690.12

Veterinary Epidemiology (graduate course)

Instructor 2011 2013 6 / 30

VETM 600 Seminar series; attend seminars and provide feedback (oral and written) to graduate students

Departmental representative

2012 2013 1 h / week

Mdsc 647.01 Fundamentals of Epidemiology: delivery of a 3 hour seminar

Instructor 2008 2010 3 / 30

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Credit Courses TAUGHT at OTHER UNIVERSITIES As Visiting Professor, I delivered parts of the Food Animal Medicine course in sixth semester at the St George’s University, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Grenada, spring 2014. During my sabbatical leave September 2015 – February 2016 I spend 2 months at the University of Wisconsin, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine working with Dr Dopfer on diagnostics for treponemes causing digital dermatitis in cattle. I spend 2 months in Europe, based at the University of Utrecht, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine. During that time, I have accepted several invitations for invited presentations at the Veterinary Faculties in Utrecht (NL), Glasgow (UK) and Oslo (No):

1. Digital Dermatitis in dairy cattle; footbath strategies and new laboratory technologies (NL)

2. Field trials and in vitro approaches to improve Digital Dermatitis control strategies in dairy cattle (NL)

3. Digital Dermatitis control strategies in dairy cattle (NL) 4. Data complexity in evaluating the effectiveness of a standardized footbath protocol in

the prevention of digital dermatitis in Alberta dairy farms (NL) 5. Mortellaro’s disease: is it a problem or not? 6. If one lame cow is the tip, how do we explore the iceberg? managing lameness at the

herd level (NO) 7. Managing lameness at the herd level. The exciting job of a herd health veterinarian (NO) 8. On-farm Assessment of Cow Comfort and Lameness on Canadian Dairy Farms (NO) 9. “It always seems impossible until it’s done” Global Health Research in the NCA in

Tanzania (UK) From 1997-2007 on average, I taught 5-10 hours in the DVM curriculum per week. Unfortunately, European Universities don’t necessarily provide course numbers for reference. Teaching responsibilities

o Lecturer in ruminant health topics for veterinary students in the pre-clinical stage. Topics mainly include infectious disease in cattle and small ruminants and herd health management topics to teach students how to deal with management programs and analyze farm data.

o Performing clinical trainings for students during their rotations. These are performed in small groups (3 to 8 students) in the ambulatory clinic.

o Teaching epidemiology (pre-clinical and clinical stages) o Mentoring veterinary students o Involved in development of new educational programs for veterinary students. Besides

the new curricula introduced at the Veterinary Faculty in 1995 and 2001, I was heavily involved in the introduction of a BSc and MSc system introduced to European

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Universities starting in September 2007

Courses taught at the Utrecht Universities Faculty of Veterinary Medicine: o Evidence-based veterinary medicine o Herd health management o Large animal medicine o Emerging diseases o Disease control o Epidemiology: basic principles and applied epidemiology o Small ruminant and dairy goat elective courses o Clinical instructor in the ambulatory clinic o Veterinary epidemiology graduate course of the MSc course Epidemiology (designated

as prestige MSc by the Utrecht University) Other relevant teaching activities & accomplishments Include curriculum development, supervision of staff, contributions to workshops or committees. Based on my experience with curriculum development and curricular changes (Utrecht University 1995-2001), I have been actively involved in the development of the DVM curriculum in Calgary. Upon arrival in February 2008, I joined the Curriculum Working Group and subsequently represented the department of Production Animal Health on the Curriculum Committee (I chaired the Curriculum Committee for 2 years, 2009-2011). VETM 344/VETM 420: I am one of three instructors in these courses and developed the course and lecture materials for the sections that I am leading, including all examination material. VETM 520: I have brought the preventive veterinary medicine component to our curriculum through development of the advanced health management course.

E. CLINICAL & PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES Please describe clinical/professional activities that are part of your UCVM duties. Please include location, time and type of activities.

As part of my clinical appointment, I work as a licensed veterinarian in a specialized beef practice ‘Veterinary-Agri-Health-Services’ in Airdrie, AB, Canada. In general, I spend 1 day/week either in practice or working on practice-related issues.

F. RESEARCH & CLINICAL TRAINEES SUPERVISED

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UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS SUPERVISED List current and past trainees, both directly supervised and co-supervised. Include summer students

In the last 6 years, I have (co-) supervised numerous HQPs, either as summer students or in research internships and independent research projects. Nienke Hinsenberg. Risk assessment for Digital Dermatitis Management actions in the Netherlands. DVM thesis and individual honors project, DVM-student, , Feb – May 2016 Uzair Jogiat. Soil-transmitted helminths among primary school children residing in the Ngorongoro

Conservation Area of Tanzania. Markin funded BHS summerstudent, May – Aug 2015. Raisa Englebert. Incidence of lameness in Alberta (Canada): a comparison between 2011 and 2015. Research internship, DVM student, supervisor, Mar – Jun 2015. Mart Wolbers. The accuracy of detecting Digital Dermatitis in a milking parlor. Research internship, DVM student, supervisor, Mar – Jun 2014 Fokke Sikkema. Digital Dermatitis synamics in relation to lameness. Research internship, DVM student, supervisor, Mar - Jun 2014. Devon Wilson. Neospora as a cause of dairy cow abortion in the Fraser Valley. Summer student, University of Saskatchewan, SK, Canada, supervisor, May-Aug 2014. Student competition winner at the student presentations WCABP 2015. Ilse Geurts. Digital Dermatitis; associations with lameness and evaluation of a milking parlour

screening method. Undergraduate student, University of Wageningen, the Netherlands, supervisor, Nov 2013- March 2014.

Miranda Marchand. Lameness in dairy cattle. COOP student, University of British Columbia, supervisor, June 2013- June 2014. Marion Neuville. Developing laboratory culture and PCR protocols for Erysipelotrix

Rhusiopathiae. Internship, undergraduate Poitiers University (Biology, Health and Medicine), Fr, supervisor, May - Jul 2013.

Jan Stalwick. Evaluating data collection on Alberta dairy farm using baseline data for comparison with data collected after management and facility changes. Summer student, DVM student UCVM, supervisor, May - Jul 2012.

Melissa Westling. Risk factors that influence the prevalence of digital dermatitis in Alberta freestall dairy barns. Summer student, DVM student UCVM, supervisor, May - Jul 2012. Caleb Quinn. An evaluation of feed to gain ratio performance between phenotype on Angus cattle. Summer student, supervisor, with IBRS, Strathmore and VAHS Airdrie. May - Jul 2012 Rheanne Ritchie. Gastrointestinal parasitism and relation to body condition and pregnancy in West

Greenland caribou. Independent research project in Zoology 507-Special Problems in Zoology supervisor, with Dr Ruckstuhl, winter 2012.

Jessica Hillier. MAP; diagnostics and genotyping. Independent research project in Zoology 507- Special Problems in Zoology, supervisor, with Dr Buret, winter 2012 and summer student

supervisor, May - Jul 2012. Lisa Neffe. MAP infection in sheep and caribou in Greenland. Project for the German Fachhochschule

(University of Applied Sciences) with a major in Biology, supervisor, Feb - Jun 2012.

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Chantal van Es. Gastrointestinal parasite diversity and the relation to climate in West Greenland Caribou. Research internship, DVM student, supervisor, Feb - May 2012.

Margriet Krom. The Lameness of Gait Scoring- Identifying Claw Lesions in Dairy Cattle. Research internship, DVM student, supervisor, Oct 2011 - Feb 2012.

Simone Kranenburg. The association between footbath management and digital dermatitis in dairy cattle. Research internship, DVM student, supervisor, Jan – Mar 2012. Jacomien Kromhout. The influence of flooring type in standing areas on gait score on Alberta dairy

farms. Research internship, DVM student, supervisor, Jan - Mar 2012. Annick Brouwers. The use of HOBO’s in lameness detection in Alberta dairy cows. Research

internship, DVM student, supervisor, Dec 2011 - Feb 2012. Renee Been. Exploring the relationship between larvae abundance and individual caribou health.

Research internship, DVM student, co-supervisor, Jul - Oct 2011. Marianne Vervest. Comparing winter tick (Dermacentor albipictus) density according to

sampling area on moose hides. Research internship, DVM student, co-supervisor, Jul - Oct 2011.

Anet Biggelaar; The effect of milk production, lactation number and days in milk on lying time. Research Internship, Agricultural College Den Bosch the Netherlands, supervisor, Aug - Oct 2011.

Marina Wammes. Morbidity in dairy calves, in a research setting, from birth to 90 days of age. Research internship, Agricultural College Den Bosch The Netherlands, supervisor, Aug

- Oct 2011. Casey Jacobs. The influence of management practices on hoof health, lameness and cow

longevity on Alberta dairy farms. Summer Student, supervisor, May - Aug 2011. Megan Beal. The influence of management practices on hoof health, lameness and cow

longevity on Alberta dairy farms. Summer student, DVM student, supervisor, May - Aug 2011.

Larissa Condas. The influence of management practices on hoof health, lameness and cow longevity on Alberta dairy farms. Summer student, DVM, supervisor, UCVM, Jul - Aug 2011.

Stijn van den Goor. Biosecurity in research settings working with dairy calves. Research internship, Agricultural College Den Bosch The Netherlands, supervisor, May - Aug

2011. Sven Bruggeman. Cow and herd level observations of standing and lying time on Alberta Dairy

Farms. Research internship, Agricultural College Den Bosch The Netherlands, supervisor, May - Aug 2011.

Kevin Ansems. The impact of weaning age on rumen development. Research internship, DVM student, supervisor, Feb - May 2011.

Wicky Vossen. Evaluation of the γ-interferon assay for the early diagnosis of bovine paratuberculosis based on cell mediated immunity. Research internship, DVM student,

supervisor, Sep 2010 - Jan 2011. Maarten van den Bosch. BRD in feedlots: comparison of laboratory versus cowboy diagnostic

methods. Research internship, DVM student, supervisor, Sep - Dec 2010. Franca van der Woude. Prevalence of Dicrocoelium dendriticum in elk and cattle fecal samples

in southwestern Alberta. Research internship, DVM student, supervisor, Jan - Apr 2011.

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Lodi Lameris. Prevalence of Fasciloides magna in elk fecal samples in Southwestern Alberta, Canada. Research Internship, DVM Student, supervisor, Jan - Apr 2011.

Johanna Keur. Contamination of hay and other food supplies in a research environment; the potential role for transmission of pathogens. Research internship, Agricultural College

Den Bosch The Netherlands, supervisor, Aug - Oct 2010. Emmanuelle Cotin. Fascioloides magna and Dicrocoelium dendriticum in elk in southwestern

Alberta: a descriptive study based on modified sedimentation techniques of elk fecal samples. Research internship, DVM student, supervisor, Jun - Aug 2010.

Suzanne Verkleij. The importance of environmental mycobacteria on Mycobacterium avium subsp paratuberculosis in calves. Research internship, DVM student, supervisor, Jun - Aug 2010. Taya Forde. Preceptor program for Faculte de medicine veterinaire, Université de Montreal.

DVM student, supervisor, Jan – Feb 2010. Julie Duval. Collecting Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis free-calves from Alberta dairy farms. Research internship, DVM student, supervisor, Jan – Apr 2010. Karin Seegers. Range expansion of Lungworm (Umingmakstrongylus pallikuukensis) in muskoxen on Victoria Island Nunavut. Research internship, DVM Student, supervisor, Sep - Dec

2009. Renee Span. Filter paper blood samples for detecting progesterone in Rangifer spp. Research

internship, DVM student, supervisor, Sep - Dec 2009. Bregje Witlox. The role of pasture rotation on Dermacentor albipictus infestation in reindeer. Research internship, DVM student, supervisor, Apr - Jul 2009. Carlijn Wauben. Clarification of reindeer management and common diseases in reindeer.

Research internship, DVM student, supervisor, Apr - Jul 2009.

GRADUATE STUDENTS SUPERVISED List current and past graduate students, both directly supervised and co-supervised.

I currently supervise 2 PhD students, 1 MSc and co-supervise 3 PhD students. Current graduate students: Jessica Davis. Occurrence and economic impact of beef lameness in Alberta feedlots. Vet Med Sci, UCVM, Sep 2015-present. Welfare chair funded. Casey Jacob. Digital dermatitis in dairy cattle. PhD, co-supervisor. Vet Med Sci, UCVM, Feb 2013- present. AB milk funded. Angeline McIntyre. Emerging infectious diseases in the Arctic (muskoxen). PhD, co-supervisor. Vet Med Sci, UCVM, Sept 2014-present. Eyes High funded. Emily Morabito. Re-evaluation of lameness and longevity using tools to quantify impact. MSc, supervisor, Vet Med Sci, UCVM, Sept 2014- present, DFC funded. Adam Chernick. Genetic and antigenetic evolution of bovine viral diarrhea virus.

PhD, co-supervisor, Vet Med Sci, UCVM, Sep 2012 – present, ALMA-funded

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Laura Solano. The influence of management practices on hoof health, lameness and cow longevity on Alberta dairy farms. PhD, supervisor, Vet Med Sci, UCVM, Sep 2011 present, DFC/ALMA-funded Previous graduate students: Taya Forde. Heightened resolution in wildlife health monitoring and outbreak investigations through the use of molecular and genomic tools. PhD, supervisor,

Vet Med Sci, UCVM, Sep 2010 – Aug 2015, ACA grants in biodiversity, UCVM Entrance Award, Killam and NSERC top up.

Barbara Wolfger. Automated detection of diseased animals in commercial feedlots in southwest Alberta. PhD, supervisor, Vet Med Sci, UCVM, Sep 2011 – April 2015, AI-Biosolutions funded. PhD defence april 8th 2015 Robert Wolf. Prevalence of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis in Alberta dairy farms and the effectiveness of control strategies. PhD-candidate, supervisor, Vet Med Sci, UCVM, Sep 2010 – present, AI-biosolutions funded. PhD defence Dec 16th 2014 Mathieu Pruvot. Prevalence and contact-structure analysis for transmission of important production limiting diseases of cattle and elk in southwest Alberta. PhD defence Jul 28th

2014. supervisor, Vet Med Sci, UCVM, Sep 2009 – July 2014, AI- Biosolutions/ALMA funded. Open Doctoral Scholarship, UCVM Entrance Award and the UCVM Professional award. Awarded with the Dean’s award of excellence Sep 2012.

Jillian Steele. Risk factors associated with gastrointestinal parasitism in West Greenland caribou. MSc, co-supervisor, Vet Med Sci, UCVM, Sep 2010 – Dec 2012, IPY-funded. UCVM Entrance Award.

Susanne Eisenberg. Inhalation as route of transmission for Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis; comparison of intratracheal and aerosolized challenge. PhD (supervised her ALMA funded clinical trial in Calgary), Utrecht University, Dec 2011. Richard Merkal Award 2012 for this study. Purevsuren Bolortuya. Colonization rate in individually housed broilers exposed to varying doses of campylobacter jejuni. MSc, University of Utrecht, co-supervisor, Utrecht University,

Sep 2006 - Feb 2008, self-funded.

POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWS SUPERVISED List current and past post-doctoral fellows (PDF).

Omar Chariff. Agent-based modeling as a tool to study disease transmission at the cattle wildlife interface. Supervisor, UCVM, February 2014 – February 2016, ALMA-funded. Aaron Reeves. Agent-based modeling as a tool to study disease transmission at the cattle wildlife interface. Supervisor, UCVM, May 2013 – October 2013, ALMA-funded. Graduate Student COMMITTEE memberships List current and past graduate students whose committees you were on. Indicate whether you were a full committee member, candidacy examiner or thesis/defence examiner.

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Current graduate students committee membership

Trainee Name

Level (MSc student, PhD student, Dr. med. vet.)

Graduate Program

Institution Role (e.g., full committee member vs. candidacy examiner vs., thesis/defence examiner)

Start Date (mm/yyyy)

End Date (mm/yyyy)

Daniela Melendez Suarez

PhD Vet Med Sci Program

UCVM Supervisory Committee Member

09/2014 present

Monica Rincon Garcia



09/2015 present

Ashley Schroeder

MSc Vet Med Sci Program


09/2013 present

Caroline Corbett



09/2013 present

Domonique Carson



09/2014 present

Past graduate students committee membership

Trainee Name

Level (MSc student, PhD student, Dr. med. vet.)

Graduate Program

Institution Role (e.g., full committee member vs. candidacy examiner vs., thesis/defence examiner)

Start Date (mm/yyyy)

End Date (mm/yyyy)

Guilherme Bond



09/2011 11/15

Stefanie Duquette

MSc Biological Sci Biol Sci Thesis/defence external examiner

08/2013

Natalie Dow


UCVM Supervisory Committee member

09/2011 08/2013

Michele Anholt

PhD Vet Med Sci program

UCVM Candidacy Exam external examiner

10/2010

OTHER SUPERVISED TECHNICAL STAFF List current and past teaching technical staff, both directly supervised and co-supervised.

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Name Level (technician; research assistant; research associate; visiting scientist; specialist/advisor; Management and Professional Staff (MaPS)

Role (supervisor, co-supervisor)

Institution Start Date (mm/yyyy)

End Date (mm/yyyy)

Kelli Galleli Field Technician Supervisor UCVM 08/2015 01/2016 Ceanna Tannas Field Technician Supervisor UCVM 08/2015 01/2016 Lian (James) Wang Lab Manager Co-supervisor UCVM 01/2010 present Tanja Krause Field Technician Supervisor UCVM 01/2011 01/2012 Christina Walker Lab Technician Supervisor UCVM 01/2011 05/2011 George Walter Technician Supervisor UCVM 10/2010 05/2011

I am actively involved with support and feedback sessions for laboratory personnel and co-fund the laboratory manager we hired for our communal lab space.

G. SERVICE ACTIVITIES UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE IN THE ORIGINAL DEPT/FAC/UNIV LEVEL Please list in reverse chronological order.

2010 - 2015 University of Calgary’s Veterinary Sciences Animal Care Committee (VSACC) 2009 - present Various UCVM search and selection committees for hiring new faculty 2008 - 2013 Mentor of one DVM student in every year 2008 - 2010 UCVM Curriculum Committee (chair), including assessment working

group 2009 - 2010 Canadian anaplasmosis steering committee 2008 - 2009 UCVM Animal handling working group (chair) 2008 - 2011 Admission procedure of UCVM: MMI interview I provide input to the PAH, EPH and Animal Welfare student clubs and have given several presentations at students request. Annually I volunteer to mentor a DVM student in our program. I organize a bi-monthly epidemiology journal club for graduate students. On a regular basis I participate in meetings of the Canadian Coalition of Global Health Research for feedback sessions and studies that gather perspectives.

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PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS & CONTRIBUTIONS Include professional associations, society memberships and roles, editorships, peer-review committees, conference & workshop organization, contributions to government organizations etc.

Dates Activity 2015 - present Scientific committee of the International Colloquium of Paratuberculosis, Nantes, France, Jun 2016. 2015 - present Scientific committee of the Second International Conference Precision Dairy, Leeuwarden, the Netherlands, Jun 2016 2015 - present Scientific committee of the 15th International Society of Veterinary Epidemiology

and Economics, Chain Mai, Thailand, fall 2018. Dates Activity 2010 - present Organizing committee for UCVM’s International Beef Health Conference 2008 - present Co-organizer of the annual Canadian MAP researchers meeting, Banff 2001 - 2006 Organizing Chair of Large Animal Practitioners conference (duration, 3 days).

Attendance in 1997, 2000, 2007 Professional Memberships 2014-present Institute for Public health University of Calgary (IPH) 2010 - present International Association for Paratuberculosis (IAP) 2010 - present Canadian Association of Veterinary Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine (CAVEPM) 2008 - present Academy of Veterinary Consultants (AVC) 2008 - present American Association of Bovine Practitioners (AABP) 2008 - present Western Canadian Association of Bovine Practitioners (WCABP) 2008 - present Canadian and Albertan Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA / AbVMA) 2002 - present Consortium Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics (cVEE) 2000 - present Dutch Group of Large Animal Practitioners (GPGH) 2000 - present Dutch Group for Bovine Veterinary Medicine (VGH) 1996 - present Royal Dutch Veterinary College (KNMvD) Reviewer: 2015- present Review editor of Veterinary Infectious Diseases, part of the journal(s) Frontiers in Veterinary Science. Since 2000, on average I review 1 paper per month for various journals.

o Canadian Veterinary Journal o Viral Immunology o Journal of General Virology o Research in Veterinary Science o Vaccine

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o American Journal of Veterinary Research o Preventive Veterinary Medicine o Grant reviewing in the Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada Proposal review process

Invited reviewer for CFI – grants

COMMUNITY SERVICE (INCLUDING OUTREACH)

Presentations for producer groups and other lay public out reach:

1. K Orsel and M Steele. Exploring dairy research in Alberta. 2014 Dairy Conference, Nov 2014, Calgary, AB, Canada.

2. K Orsel and Josh Waddington. Neospora; what we know we don’t know!? Greenbelt Vet Service producer meeting, Nov 2014, Abbotsford, BC, Canada.

3. K Orsel. Lameness and Longevity; where do we stand in Canada? Greenbelt Vet Service producer meeting, Nov 2014, Abbotsford, BC, Canada.

4. K Orsel. Lameness and Cow Comfort research at the UCVM. Dairy Club meeting, Jan 2014, Calgary, AB, Canada

5. K Orsel and L Solano. How we measured cow comfort and lameness on Alberta dairy farms. Alberta Milk Road Show, Apr 2013, Lethbridge/Red Deer/Leduc, AB, Canada.

6. K Orsel, L Solano, E Pajor and G Bond. On-farm workshop of cow comfort and welfare assessment. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar, Mar 2013, Red Deer, AB, Canada (invited speaker).

7. K Orsel, L Solano, E Pajor, HW Barkema, B Mason and G Bond. Update on Alberta progress. Dairy Farmers of Canada cluster meeting, Oct 2012, Guelph, ON, Canada.

8. K Orsel, L Solano, E Pajor, HW Barkema, B Mason and G Bond. Preliminary data on lameness and lying time on Alberta dairy farms. Dairy Farmers of Canada cluster meeting, Oct 2012, Guelph, Canada.

9. R Wolf, HW Barkema, E McDonald, B Mason, G Ollis, M Slomp, J De Buck, C Pickel, J Flaig and K Orsel. Research around the Alberta Johne’s Disease Initiative (AJDI). Dairy Research Day (DRECA), May 2012, Edmonton, Canada.

10. K Orsel. Dairy cow longevity and lameness in Alberta. Alberta Milk Producer meetings series in Lethbridge, Red Deer and Leduc, Apr 2012.

11. K Orsel. Producer meeting with Pickard Veterinary Services, Pincher Creek, Jan 2012. 12. K Orsel. Producer meetings in Olds and Lethbridge on Johne’s disease research; Dec

2011. 13. HW Barkema, K Rioux, J De Buck, K Orsel and G Kaplan. Johne’s disease in cattle and

Crohn’s disease in humans – linked diseases? Alberta Johne’s disease initiative Veterinary seminar series in Sep 2010, Calgary, Lethbridge and Edmonton, AB, Canada.

14. L Solano, E Pajor, HW Barkema, B Mason and K Orsel. Update on the lameness and Longevity project in Alberta. Jersey West Meeting, Nov 25th 2011, Didsbury, Canada.

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15. R Mortier, J De Buck, HW Barkema, K Orsel and G Atkins. Identifying Johne’s Disease negative herds in south and central Alberta. Johne’s Disease Meetings, Dec 2009, Picture Butte and Olds, AB, Canada.

16. J De Buck, R Mortier, K Orsel, G Atkins, E Vernooy and HW Barkema. Age- and Dose-dependent susceptibility to MAP in dairy calves. Johne’s Disease Meetings, Dec 2009, Picture Butte and Olds, AB, Canada.

17. H Barkema, R Mortier, J De Buck, G Atkins and K Orsel. Johne’s disease: what is it? Johne’s Disease Meetings, Dec 2009, Picture Butte and Olds, AB, Canada..

18. K Orsel, R Mortier, J De Buck, G Atkins and HW Barkema. Johne’s disease: what tests can we use? Johne’s Disease Meetings, Dec 2009, Picture Butte and Olds, AB, Canada.

19. K Orsel. How can we impact epidemic size? Alberta Beef Producers, Nov 2009, Calgary, AB, Canada.

20. HW Barkema, K Rioux, J De Buck, R Mortier, K Orsel and G Kaplan. Johne’s disease in cows and Crohn’s disease in human patients – a connection? Dec 2009, Ghent, Belgium.

21. K Orsel. Bovine epidemiologist ‘takes a walk on the wild side’. UCVM seminar Feb 2009, Calgary, AB, Canada.

o Several presentations on subjects of bovine, caprine and herd health topics for practitioners and dairy (goat) farmers in the Netherlands (1997- 2006).

H. RESEARCH SUPPORT FUNDED RESEARCH Copy and paste the funding table below for each additional grant or contract.

As a veterinary epidemiologist, I focus my research on detection and transmission of infectious diseases within and between susceptible populations. Although my initial focus was cattle, I have adopted an ecosystem approach and have included several components of wildlife research. I have been successful in securing industry funding, mainly through team efforts. ACTIVE GRANTS

Title

Understanding the nature of polytreponemal infections in Digital Dermatitis lesions in dairy cattle

Funding Source (e.g., NSERC)

ALMA / Alberta Milk Program Name (e.g., Discovery Grant)

Agriculture Funding Consortium

Principal Applicant / Project Leader

Dr Jeroen De Buck Your Role

Co-investigator

Award Type (operating, equipment, travel, conference, salary)

Operating Total Amount $ 368,500

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Start Date (mm/yyyy) 09/2016 End Date (mm/yyyy) 08/2019

Title

Therapeutic use of cathelicidins in bovine digital dermatitis



Agriculture Funding Consortium


Dr Eduardo Cobo Your Role

Co-investigator




Title

Development of a Bovine Leukemia Virus Control program in Alberta



Industry and Market Development Program


Dr Frank van der Meer

Your Role

Co-investigator




Title

Understanding the Role of Erysipelothrix in Recent Widespread Muskox and Caribou Population Declines


Morris Animal Foundation

Program Name

Alberta Livestock Genomics Program


Dr Susan Kutz Your Role

Co-Investigator


Operating Total Amount $65,723


Title

Genomic approaches to the control of Bovine Respiratory Disease Complex

Funding Source Genome Alberta Program Name Alberta Livestock Genomics Program

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(e.g., NSERC) Principal Applicant / Project Leader

Dr Graham Plastow Your Role

Co-Principle investigator


Operating Total Amount $499,600 (total project costs $1,419,600)


Title

Alternative to antibiotics: use of gaseous Nitric Oxide for the prevention and treatment of bovine respiratory disease in feedlot cattle.


ALMA Program Name (e.g., Discovery Grant)

Sustainability call


Dr Edouard Timsit Your Role

Co-investigator


Operating Total Amount $275,110 (total project costs $734,210)


Title

Application of laboratory assays for product efficacy studies focusing on treatment and control of Digital Dermatitis in cattle to improve animal welfare



Agricultural funding consortium


Dr Karin Orsel Your Role

Supervisor




Title

Emerging Infectious diseases in the Arctic Wildlife (Muskoxen)


University of Calgary Program Name (e.g., Discovery Grant)

Eyes High Doctoral Recruitment Scholarship


Dr Susan Kutz Your Role

Co supervisor

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Operating Total Amount $30,000/year for international students


Title

Better animal welfare leads to improved animal health and longevity and economic advantages to dairy producers


Second Research Cluster Dairy Farmers of Canada

Program Name (e.g., Discovery Grant)


Dr AnneMarie de Passillé

Your Role

Principle investigator for Alberta


Operating Total Amount $800,000 total $135,000 for Alberta

Start Date (mm/yyyy) 04/2014 End Date (mm/yyyy) 12/2016 I am leading the Alberta team on the Dairy Cluster project investigating cow longevity.

Title Using automated recording systems in feedlots exploring new ways of BRD detection


URGC Program Name (e.g., Discovery Grant)

Seed Grant



Supervisor


Operating Total Amount 15,000

Start Date (mm/yyyy) 12/2013 End Date (mm/yyyy) 11/2014 We have identified a new device that can measure rumination and activity patterns. We will validate this tool in beef cattle and use if for early disease detection as related to decreased feed intake.

Title Molecular epidemiology and evolution of BVDV in Canada


Margaret Gunn Research Grant




Co-Supervisor

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Operating Total Amount 47,197

Start Date (mm/yyyy) 07/2013 End Date (mm/yyyy) 07/2015 We will study the genetic changes that have accumulated in BVDV in Canada over the past five decades, and how this genetic drift has altered BVDV surface proteins, and what the modes and routes of virus introduction and transmission were during this period.

Title Agent-based modeling as an innovative tool to simulate disease dynamics at the wildlife-livestock interface for decision-making support


AFC (ALMA) Program Name (e.g., Discovery Grant)



Supervisor


Operating grant Total Amount $145,600

Start Date (mm/yyyy) 01/2013 End Date (mm/yyyy) 12/2014 extension permitted till 9/2015

From our initial study on our disease transmission at the wildlife – cattle interface, the data seemed very appropriate to build an agent-based model to study potential disease transmission in more detail. I am leading a multi-disciplinary team (Drs Marceau, Massolo and Musiani) of ecologists, epidemiologist and geomathematic experts and a Postdoctoral Fellow. Our goal is to develop an agent-based model to analyse data from disease presence at the wildlife-cattle interface.

Title

Dynamics of bovine viral diarrhea virus in persistently infected cattle


Alberta Livestock and Meat Agency (ALMA)



Dr Frank van der Meer

Your Role

Co-investigator


Operating Total Amount $349,997.90

Start Date (mm/yyyy) 04/2012 End Date (mm/yyyy) 03/2015 extension permitted

We study the genetic and antigenetic properties of BVDV recovered from persistently infected animals to understand the variability in circulating BVDV within a herd. As co-investigator on this project, I provide veterinary and epidemiological feedback on study design, assist with on-farm data and sample collection, and serve on the supervisory committees of the 2 graduate students involved with this research.

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Title

Improving cow comfort and lameness to increase longevity in free stalls in Alberta


Alberta Livestock and Meat Agency (ALMA). Alberta Milk




Principle investigator


Operating Total Amount $158,350 $60,000

Start Date (mm/yyyy) 04/2011 End Date (mm/yyyy) 9/2015 PENDING GRANTS PREVIOUS GRANTS

Title Effectiveness of a standardized footbath protocol in the prevention of bovine digital dermatitis on dairy farms in Alberta.


Agricultural Funding Consortium






Operating Grant Total Amount $192,060

Start Date (mm/yyyy) 05/2013 End Date (mm/yyyy) 05/2015 Funded March 2013 I will lead this work, executed by my graduate student Dr Laura Solano.

Title

Occurrence, characterization and risk factors associated with lameness within Alberta feedlots


ALMA BCRC



Dr Schwartzkopf-Genswein

Your Role

Co-investigator

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Operating Total Amount $240,000 $128,000

Start Date (mm/yyyy) 12/2012 End Date (mm/yyyy) 12/2014 I will collaborate on this team project identifying risk factors for lameness in commercial feedlot settings. Beef lameness is a largely ignored health challenge. This study will describe the occurrence and associated risk factors due to various causes of lameness. I will be collecting and analysing data and involved in writing papers.

Title In-depth analysis of hoof health lesions on dairy farms in Alberta


Alberta Milk Program Name (e.g., Discovery Grant)

CAAP



Supervisor of graduate student performing analysis


Stipend funding Total Amount $40,000

Start Date (mm/yyyy) 10/2012 End Date (mm/yyyy) 12/2013 Alberta Milk has initiated the Hoof Health project in which trained hoof trimmers collect data on hoof lesions. The collected data will be analyzed and interpreted under my supervision by an MSc student to be enrolled in our graduate program. Funding will support the student’s stipend.

Title

Improving cow comfort to increase longevity in tie stalls and free stalls in Quebec and Ontario dairy herds


Cluster Dairy Farmers of Canada



Dr AnneMarie de Passillé

Your Role

Principle investigator for Alberta


Operating Total Amount $219,800 (for Alberta)

Start Date (mm/yyyy) 04/2010 End Date (mm/yyyy) 12/2012 I am leading the Alberta team on the Dairy Cluster project investigating cow longevity. With additional support from ALMA and Alberta Milk, we were able to increase our sample size from 60 to 100 dairy farms and collect additional data regarding hoof health. This project will support 2 graduate students.

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Title

Developing a molecular phenotype to select for robust beef cattle to reduce cost of production & improve animal health, animal welfare & food safety


Alberta Innovates; Biosolutions



Dr Graham Plastow Your Role



Operating Total Amount $127,880 (UofC component)

Start Date (mm/yyyy) 04/2010 End Date (mm/yyyy) 03/2014 As Co-Principle investigator, I am leading the field study data collection in this trial. In two commercial feedlots, we assessed specific blood parameters as well as intake of feed and water. This project is supporting one graduate student focusing on early disease detection, using feed and water intake patterns in feedlot settings.

Title

Age and dose dependent susceptibility of Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis infection in calves


Alberta Agriculture Funding Agency and Dairy Farmers of Canada/NSERC.



Dr Jeroen De Buck Dr Herman Barkema

Your Role

Co-investigator



Start Date (mm/yyyy) 04/2009 End Date (mm/yyyy) 12/2012 Our team is carrying out a clinical trial infecting dairy calves with MAP bacteria, investigating age- and dose-dependent susceptibility. As Co-investigator, I provide veterinary input to this intensive trial and support data analysis by the graduate student as well as numerous undergraduate students. I am also a member of the graduate student’s advisory committee.

Title Shedding of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis (MAP) in naturally infected dairy calves.


Canadian Agricultural Adaptation Program (CAAP)



Alberta Milk / Dr Barkema

Your Role


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Title Evaluation of an alternative environmental sample collection method to detect dairy herds infected with Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis (MAP)


Canadian Agricultural Adaptation Program (CAAP)



Alberta Milk / Dr Barkema

Your Role

Co-Investigator



Start Date (mm/yyyy) 06/2013 End Date 12/2013 12/2013

Title An evaluation of feed to gain ratio performance between phenotype on angus cattle


University of Calgary, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine (UCVM) and Cattleland Feeders




Supervisor


Collaborative project without external funding

Total Amount N/A

Start Date (mm/yyyy) 05/2012 End Date (mm/yyyy) 08/2013 Cattleland feeders has allowed UCVM access to their facilities and data collected. I supervised a summer student that analysed data available through a Cattleland Integrated Beef Research Station trial identifying feeding patterns of red and black Angus beef cattle. Publication of these data is planned in early 2013.

Title

Inhalation as route of transmission for Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis; comparison of intratracheal and aerosolized challenge

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Alberta Livestock and Meat Agency (ALMA)







Start Date (mm/yyyy) 10/2011 End Date (mm/yyyy) 12/2012 This study was conducted, under my supervision, in our experimental research barns. Various routes of transmission of MAP infections were studied. I lead this experimental study and supervised a graduate student during the final project of her PhD thesis.

Title

Evaluating changes in management practices on claw health, lameness and animal welfare on Alberta dairy farms


University of Calgary, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine (UCVM)




Supervisor


Operating Total Amount $8,200 project $8,000 for summer student

Start Date (mm/yyyy) 04/2012 End Date (mm/yyyy) 03/2013 Two summer students have worked under my supervision piloting a scoring system for quantifying the impact of management changes on lameness and welfare of dairy cows and risk factors for digital dermatitis in Alberta. Both abstracts were selected for presentation at the Western Canadian Association of Bovine Practitioners meeting in Saskatoon, January 2013.

Title

A description of the pathologic lesions of several poorly defined disease syndromes in feedlot cattle


Alberta Beef Producers



Dr Eugene Janzen Your Role

Co-Investigator



Start Date (mm/yyyy) 04/2008 End Date (mm/yyyy) 12/2009 Through my clinical appointment with Veterinary Agri Health Services, I collected data and samples for this investigation. We were studying three clinical identified syndromes to better understand occurrence and cause.

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Title

Prevalence and contact-structure analysis for transmission of important production limiting disease of cattle and elk in southwest Alberta.


Agricultural Funding Consortium







Start Date (mm/yyyy) 04/2009 End Date (mm/yyyy) 03/2012 I lead this multi-disciplinary team (Drs Kutz, Musiani, Massolo, De Buck, Barkema) investigating disease transmission at the wildlife-cattle interface. This project will be continued with a more in-depth modeling approach, currently funded through ALMA. Research related committee memberships: 2012 - present Animal disease risk assessment and surveillance (ADRAaS) group 2010 - present Member of the RANFIGER HEALTH NETWORK: Scientific and educational cooperation in health of reindeer in Scandinavia

I. PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS Published Refereed Papers (in reverse chronological order, including authors, year, title, journal, volume, complete page numbers; include accepted or in-press papers) Refereed journals

1. T Forde, R Biek, R Zadoks, M Workentine, J De Buck, S Kutz, T Opriessnig, H Trewby, F van der Meer and K Orsel. Genomic analysis of the multi-host pathogen Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae reveals extensive recombination as well as the existence of three generalist clades with wide geographic distribution. Accepted for publication in BMC Genomics Feb 2016

2. R Wolf, K Orsel, J De Buck, U Kanevets and HW Barkema. Evaluation of sampling socks for the detection of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis on dairy farms. Accepted for publication JDS Nov 2015

3. K Orsel J Ho, J Hatfield, M Manyama and FJUM van der Meer. Brucellosis serology as an alternative diagnostic for patients with malaria-like symptoms. Accepted for publication T J Health Res Oct 2015, 17 (4), 1-10 .

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4. C Ritter, R Wolf, CL Adams, DF Kelton, C Pickel, S Mason, K Orsel, J De Buck and HW Barkema. Herd-level prevalence of Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis is not associated with participation in a voluntary Johne’s disease control program. Accepted for publication J Dairy Sci Oct 2015.

5. FJUM van der Meer, E Clancy, A Thomas, SJ Kutz, J Hatfield and K Orsel. “The Maasai need cows and the cows need Maasai”, the use of a photovoice approach to assess animal health needs. Front Vet Sci. 2015 Oct 19;2:46

6. L Solano, HW Barkema, EA Pajor, S Mason, SJ LeBlanc, JC Zaffino Heyerhoff, CGR Nash, DB Haley, D Pellerin, J Rushen, AM de Passillé, E Vasseur and K. Orsel. Factors associated with lying behavior; Association between lying behavior and lameness in Canadian Holstein-Friesian cows housed in freestall barns. Accepted for publication in J Dairy Sci Sep 2015.

7. L Solano, HW Barkema, EA Pajor, S Mason, SJ LeBlanc, JC Zaffino Heyerhoff, CGR Nash, DB Haley, E Vasseur, D Pellerin, J Rushen, AM de Passillé and K. Orsel. Prevalence of lameness and associated risk factors in Canadian Holstein-Friesian cows housed in freestall barns. J Dairy Sci. 2015 Oct;v98(10):v6978-91. doi: 10.3168/jds.2015-9652. Epub 2015 Aug 5.

8. B Wolfger, C Quinn, GW Torres, M Taylor, and K Orsel. Comparison of feeding behavior between Black and red Angus feeder heifers. Accepted for publication Sept 2015 Canadian Journal of Animal Science (CJAS-2014-161.R2).

9. B Wolfger, E Timsit, BJ White and K Orsel. A systematic review of bovine respiratory disease diagnosis focused on diagnostic confirmation early detection, and prediction of unfavourable outcomes in feedlot cattle. Invited review; Vet Clin Food Anim 2015; http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cvfa.2015.05.005

10. R Wolf, K Orsel, J De Buck, and HW Barkema. Calves shedding Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis are common on infected dairy farms. Vet Res 2015; 46: 71, 1-8.

11. B Wolfger, A Mang, N Cook, K Orsel and E Timsit. Technical Note: Validation of a System for Monitoring Individual Feeding Behavior and activity in Beef Cattle. J Anim Sci 2015; 93: 1-5.

12. A Chernick, N Dow, G van Marle, K Orsel and F van der Meer. Genetic Variability of Bovine Viral Diarrhea Virus and Evidence for a Possible Genetic Bottleneck During Vertical Transmission in Persistently Infected Cattle. PLOS ONE|DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0131972

13. R Wolf, HW Barkema, J De Buck, and K Orsel. Factors impacting management changes implemented on farms participating in a Johne’s disease control program. Accepted J Dairy Sci Jun 2015

14. RAR Mortier, HW Barkema, K Orsel, GP Muench, JM Bystrom and J De Buck. Longitudinal evaluation of diagnostics in young calves during subclinical and clinical paratuberculosis. Can Vet J. 2015 Dec;56(12):1266-70.

15. B Wolfger, E Timsit, EA Pajor, N Cook, K Orsel. Technical Note: Evaluating the accuracy of an ear tag-attached accelerometer to monitor rumination and feeding behavior in feedlot cattle. J Anim Sci. 2015; 93: 3164-8.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/26254526

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16. S Kutz, T Bollinger, M Branigan, S Checkley, T Davison, M Dumond, B Elkin, T Forde, W Hutchins, Niptanatiak and K Orsel. Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae associated with recent and widespread muskox mortalities in the Canadian Arctic. Can Vet J 2015; 56: 560-3.

17. PL Eblé, K Orsel, F van Hemert-Kluitenberg and A Dekker. Transmission characteristics and optimal diagnostic samples to detect an FMDV infection in vaccinated and non-vaccinated sheep. Vet Microbiol 2015; 177: 69-77.

18. B Wolfger, B Manns, H Barkema, K Schwartzkopf-Genswein, C Dorin and K Orsel. Evaluating the cost implications of a radio frequency identification feeding system for early detection of bovine respiratory disease in feedlot cattle. Prev Vet Med 2014; 118:285-92.

19. B Wolfger, K Schwartzkopf-Genswein, HW Barkema, E Pajor, M Levy and K Orsel. Feeding behaviour as an early predictor of bovine respiratory disease in North American feedlot systems. J An Sci. 2015; 93: 377-85

20. T Forde, M Pruvot, J De Buck and K Orsel. 2015. A High-morbidity outbreak of Johne’s disease in game ranched elk. Can Vet J. 56: 479-83.

21. R Wolf, HW Barkema, J De Buck, M Slomp, J Flaig, D Haupstein, C Pickel, and K Orsel. High herd-level prevalence of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis in Western Canadian dairy farms, based on environmental sampling. J Dairy Sci 2014; 97:6250–9.

22. R Wolf, HW Barkema, J De Buck and K Orsel. 2014. Sampling location, herd size and season influence Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis environmental culture results. J. Dairy Sci 2015; 98: 275-87.

23. R Mortier, HW Barkema, M Negron, K Orsel, R Wolf, and J De Buck. Antibody response early after experimental infection with Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis in dairy calves. J Dairy Sci 2014; 97(9): 5558-65.

24. M Pruvot, S Kutz, HW Barkema, J De Buck and K Orsel. Management practices and risk factors associated with the occurrence of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis and Neospora caninum in Alberta cow-calf operations. Prev Vet Med 2014; 117(1): 95-102.

25. M Pruvot, D Seidel, M Boyce, M Musiani, A Massolo, S Kutz, K Orsel. What attracts elk onto cattle pasture? Implications for inter-species disease transmission. Prev Vet Med 2014; 117(2): 326-39.

26. R Mortier, HW Barkema, K Orsel, R Wolf and J De Buck. Shedding patterns of dairy calves experimentally infected with Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis. Vet Res 2014; 45: 71.

27. M Pruvot, W Hutchins, K Orsel. Evaluation of a commercial competitive ELISA for detection of Neospora caninum antibodies in elk (Cervus elaphus canadensis) in the absence of gold standard: a statistical approach. Parasitol Res 2014; 113: 2899-905.

28. M Pruvot, S Kutz, F van der Meer, M Musiani, HW Barkema and K Orsel. Pathogens at the livestock-wildlife interface in Western Alberta; does transmission route matter? Vet Res 2014; 45:18. Top 5 cited articles Vet Res 2014.

29. R Wolf, F Clement, H W Barkema and K. Orsel. Economic evaluation of participation in a voluntary Johne’s disease prevention and control program from a farmer’s perspective - the Alberta Johne’s Disease Initiative. J Dairy Sci 2014; 97:2822-34.

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30. JC Zaffino-Heyerhoff, SJ LeBlanc, TJ DeVries, CGR Nash, J Gibbons, K Orsel, HW Barkema, L Solano, J Rushen, AM de Passillé and DB Haley. Prevalence of and factors associated with hock, knee, and neck injuries on dairy cows in tie-stall and free-stall farms in Canada. J Dairy Sci 2013; 97: 173-84

31. R Mortier, H Barkema, J Bystrom, O Illanes, K Orsel, R Wolf, G Atkins and J De Buck. Age-dependent susceptibility to Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis infection in experimentally infected calves using two different doses. Vet Res 2013;44:94-103.

32. SJ Kutz, S Checkley, GG Verocai, K Seegers, M Dumond, EP Hoberg, J Wu, K Orsel, A Warren. Invasion, establishment, and range expansion of two protostrongylid nematodes in the Canadian Arctic. Glob Change Biol 2013; 19:3254-62.

33. J Steele, K Orsel, C Cuyler, EP Hoberg, NM Schmidt, SJ Kutz. Divergent parasite faunas in adjacent populations of west Greenland caribou: Natural and anthropogenic influences on diversity. Accepted for publication June 2013; Int J Par: Par Wildl 2013;2:197-202. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ijppaw.2013.05.002.

34. PS Curry, C Ribble, WC Sears, K Orsel, W Hutchins, D Godson, R Lindsay, A Dibernardo, M Campbell, and S J Kutz. 2014. Blood collected on filter paper for wildlife serology; Evaluating storage and temperature challenges of field collections. J of Wildl Dis 50(2): 297-307.

35. PS Curry, C Ribble, K Orsel, W Hutchins, D Godson, R Lindsay, A Dibernardo, M Campbell, and S J Kutz. 2014. Filter-paper blood samples for detecting antibodies: Neospora caninum, West Nile virus, and five bovine viruses in Rangifer. J of Wildl Dis 50(2); 308-321.

36. T Forde, J De Buck, B Elkin, S Kutz, F van der Meer and K Orsel. Contrasting results of culture-dependent and molecular analyses of mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis from wood bison. Appl. Environ. Microbiol. 2013;79:4448-54.

37. J Steele, C Cuyler, K Orsel and S Kutz. Differences in parasite diversity, prevalence and intensity assessed through analyses of fecal samples from two West Greenland caribou populations. Rangifer, special issue No 21, 2013, 177-81.

38. M Pruvot, TL Forde , J Steele, SJ Kutz, J De Buck, FJUM van der Meer and K Orsel. The modification and evaluation of ELISA tests for the surveillance of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis infection in wild ungulates. BMC Vet Res 2012;9:1-8.

39. T Forde, K Orsel, J De Buck, SD Côté, C Cuyler, T Davison, B Elkin, A Kelly, M Kienzler, R Popko, J Taillon, A Veitch and S Kutz. Circum-arctic presence of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis in caribou (rangifer tarandus) herds. J Wildl Dis 2012;48:918-24.

40. T Forde, S Kutz, J De Buck, A Warren, K Ruckstuhl, M Pybus, and K Orsel. Occurrence, diagnosis and strain typing of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis infection in Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep (Ovis canadensis canadensis) in south-western Alberta, Canada. J Wildl Dis 2012;48:1-11

41. SW Eisenberg, AP Koets, M Nielen, D Heederik, R Mortier, J De Buck, and K Orsel. Intestinal infection following aerosol challenge of calves with Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis. Vet Res 2011;42:1-8.

42. FJUM van der Meer, K Orsel and HW Barkema. The new influenza A H1N1 virus: balancing on the interface of humans and animals. Can Vet J 2010;51:56-62.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ijppaw.2013.05.002

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43. K Orsel, A Dekker, A Stegeman, M de Jong and A Bouma. Different infection parameters between dairy cows and calves after an infection with foot and mouth disease virus. Vet J 2010;186:116-8.

44. K Orsel and A Bouma. The effect of Foot and Mouth disease vaccination on virus transmission and the significance for the field. Can Vet J 2009;50:1059-63.

45. K Orsel, A Antonis, JC Oosterloo, P Vellema, and FJUM van der Meer. Seroprevalence of antibodies against pestiviruses in small ruminants in the Netherlands. Tijdschr Diergeneesk 2009;134:380-4.

46. K Orsel, A Bouma, A Dekker, JA Stegeman and MC de Jong. Foot and mouth disease virus transmission during the incubation period of the disease in pigs, lambs, calves, and dairy cows. Prev Vet Med 2009;88:158-63.

47. K Orsel, HIJ Roest, E Elzinga-van der Linde, F van Hemert-Kluitenberg and A Dekker. RT-PCR-tests on foot and mouth disease virus infected pigs four weeks after challenge. Vet Rec 2008;162:753-4.

48. B Engel, WG Buist, K Orsel, A Dekker, K de Clerq, E Brocchi and HA van Roermund. Bayesian evaluation of 6 diagnostic tests for foot-and-mouth disease for vaccinated and non-vaccinated cattle. Prev Vet Med 2008;86:124-38.

49. K Orsel, MC de Jong, A Bouma, JA Stegeman and A Dekker. Foot and mouth disease virus transmission among vaccinated pigs after contact exposure to virus shedding pigs. Vaccine 2007;25:6381-91.

50. K Orsel, MC de Jong, A Bouma, JA Stegeman and A Dekker. The effect of vaccination on foot and mouth disease virus transmission among dairy cows. Vaccine 2007;25:327-35.

51. K Orsel, A Dekker, A Bouma, JA Stegeman and MC de Jong. Quantification of foot and mouth disease virus excretion and transmission within groups of lambs with and without vaccination. Vaccine 2007;25:2673-9.

53. K Orsel, A Dekker, A Bouma, JA Stegeman and MC de Jong. Vaccination against foot and mouth disease reduces virus transmission in groups of calves. Vaccine 2005;23:4887-94.

54. SWM Hendriksen, K Orsel, JA Wagenaar, A Moki and E van Duijkeren. Animal to human transmission of Salmonella typhimurium DT104a variant. Emerg Infect Dis 2004;10:2225-7.

55. M Eysker, D van Aarle, FN Kooyman, AM Nijzink, K Orsel and H Ploeger. Exposure of dairy cows to nematode infections at the end of the grazing season in The Netherlands. Vet Parasitol 2002;110:93-100.

56. RN Zadoks, K Orsel, C Verwer, A de Winter and JJ van Amerongen. Serum-γ-globulin concentration of goat lambs as a measure for colostrum intake: effect of commercial colostrum replacers. Tijdschr Diergeneeskd 2001;126:646-50.

57. K Orsel, JJ van Amerongen, RN Zadoks, DCK van Doorn and Th Wensing. Serum globulin concentration in goat lambs as a measure for colostrum intake: effect of time, volume and colostrum type. Tijdschr Diergeneeskd 2000;125:709-12.

Published Book Chapters, Books or Monographs (as author or editor; include accepted or in-press)

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One Health book by S Cork: Chapter on Tz. F van der Meer, J Hatfield and K Orsel Invited Presentations as Guest Speaker (include conferences, presentations, demonstrations, workshops, etc. Invited Scientific Keynote Presentations:

1. K Orsel. Past, present and future of footbaths in Alberta. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar Mar 2016.

2. Round table leader for bovine lameness. CVMA 2015 Calgary 3. K Orsel and K Schwartzkopf-Genswein. Lameness and claw lesions in dairy and beef

cattle. CenCan Veterinary Conference, Feb 2015, Winnipeg, MN, Canada. 4. K Orsel and D Dopfer. Digital dermatitis in dairy cattle – footbath strategies and new

laboratory technologies. CenCan Veterinary Conference, Feb 2015, Winnipeg, MN, Canada.

5. K Orsel, D Dopfer, H Barkema, L Solano and C Jacobs. Digital Dermatitis in cattle; the new enemy of cattle welfare in our Canadian dairies? Canadian Veterinary Medical Association, July 2014, St John’s, NF, Canada.

6. K Orsel, H Barkema, E Pajor, S Mason, L Solano and G Bond. Lameness and cow comfort research at the UCVM. Canadian Veterinary Medical Association, July 2014, St John’s, NF, Canada.

7. K Orsel, M Pruvot, S Kutz, M Musiani, J De Buck, H Barkema and A Massolo. When species do mingle; so do disease? Canadian Veterinary Medical Association, July 2014, St John’s, NF, Canada.

8. KS Schwartzkopf-Genswein, E Janzen, M Jelinski, C Dorin, K Orsel, E Pajor, J Shearer, S Millman, L Demmans, D Moya, and S Marti. Occurrence, characterization and risk factors associated with lameness within Alberta feedlots: Preliminary results. 4th International Symposium on Beef Cattle Welfare, July 2014, Ames, IA, USA as well as at the 5th Annual UCVM Beef Cattle Conference, Jun 2015, Calgary, AB, Canada.

9. HW Barkema, K Orsel, A Koets, VP Rutten, J Bannantine, G Keefe, D Kelton, SJ Wells, RJ Whittington, CG Mackintosh, EJ Manning, MF Weber, JP Kastelic and J De Buck. Bottlenecks in the prevention and control of mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis infection. International Colloquium of Paratuberculosis, June 2014, Parma, It.

10. K Orsel. Invited for a keynote lecture on current status of lameness research and producer outreach. International conference on Lameness in ruminants 2013, Aug 2013, Bristol, UK.

11. B Wolfger, E Timsit, and K Orsel. Early Bovine Respiratory Disease Detection in Feedlots, UCVM Beef Cattle Conference 2013, Calgary, AB, Canada, June 2013

12. K Orsel, L Solano, G Bond, H Barkema, S Mason and E Pajor. On-farm assessment of cow comfort and lameness on Canadian dairy farms. Progressive Dairy Operators, Mar 2013, Toronto, ON, Canada.

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13. K Orsel, S Kutz, M Musiani, HW Barkema, A Massolo and M Pruvot. Disease transmission at the wildlife cattle interface. Disease modeling symposium UCVM, Dec 3-6 2012, Calgary, AB, Canada.

14. M Pruvot, S Kutz, M Musiani, HW Barkema, A Massolo and K Orsel. Disease transmission at the wildlife cattle interface; benefits and limitations of statistical modelling. Disease modeling symposium UCVM, Dec 3-6 2012, Calgary, AB, Canada.

15. M Pruvot, S Kutz, M Musiani, H Barkema, J De Buck, A Massolo, K Orsel. Do cows and elk share more than the grass on the pasture land? Assessing the risk of disease transmission between cattle and elk. Second UCVM Beef Cattle Health Conference, Jun 2012, Calgary, AB, Canada.

16. K Orsel, B Wolfger, H Barkema, E Pajor, M Levy and G Plastow. Disease detection in feedlot systems. Second UCVM Beef Cattle Health Conference, Jun 2012, Calgary, AB, Canada.

17. K Orsel. Interactions between beef cattle and elk in Southwestern Alberta; the effect of species-interaction on disease dynamics. First UCVM Beef Cattle Health Conference, May 18-19, 2011, Calgary, AB, Canada.

18. K Orsel. Identification of diseased animals in Alberta feedlots; Automated water and feed intake as a predictor for early disease detection. First UCVM Beef Cattle Health Conference, May 18-19, 2011, Calgary, AB, Canada.

19. K Orsel. MAP research in Calgary, Canada. Dutch Johne’s diseases researchers meeting, Jun 22, 2010, Utrecht, The Netherlands

20. K Orsel. Lameness monitoring and claw health management on the herd level; an epidemiological approach. CanWest Veterinary Conference, Oct 17-20, 2009, Banff, AB, Canada.

21. K Orsel. Epidemiological approach of infectious cattle diseases; Quantification of vaccination intervention strategies against foot and mouth disease. Scientific meeting at the Agriculture and Agri-food Canada Research Centre, Oct 24, 2008, Lethbridge, AB, Canada.

22. K Orsel. Foot and mouth disease in different host species; the effect of vaccination on transmission. Zodiac seminar, Oct 2, 2007, Wageningen, The Netherlands.

23. K Orsel. MCM de Jong, A Bouma, JA Stegeman and A Dekker. FMDV transmission in calves and cows: same strain, same species, still different. VEEC-meeting (Dutch Society of Veterinary Epidemiology and Economy), Jun 2006, Lelystad, The Netherlands.

24. K Orsel. Foot and mouth disease in cattle. Dutch Buiatrics group, Sep 2007, Utrecht, The Netherlands.

25. K Orsel. MCM de Jong, A Bouma, JA Stegeman and A Dekker From field observations to experimental work on FMDV. Dutch Buiatrics group, Nov 2004, Arnhem, The Netherlands.

26. K Orsel. Salmonella: science in practice. Large Animal Practitioners Conference Jun, 2004, Arnhem, The Netherlands.

27. Several presentations on my PhD research for the Research meetings of the Department of Farm Animal Health, The Quantitative Veterinary Epidemiology group in Lelystad, the Virology meetings of ID-Lelystad and several other scientific meeting groups

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Participation in scientific conferences; I am an active member of the scientific community and besides participating, I regularly attend key conferences and meetings in my field of expertise.

o UCVM Beef Cattle Conference, Jun 17-19 2015, Calgary, AB, Canada o Western Canadian Association of Bovine Practitioners, 24th Annual Conference, Jan 15-

17, 2015, Saskatoon, SK, Canada o Anembe 14th international conference on Bovine Medicine. June 25-27th, 2014, Oviedo,

Spain. o Western Canadian Association of Bovine Practitioners, 23th Annual Conference, Jan 16-

18, 2014, Calgary, AB, Canada o Western Canadian Association of Bovine Practitioners, 22nd Annual Conference, Jan 17-

19, 2013, Saskatoon, SK, Canada o Western Canadian Association of Bovine Practitioners, 21st Annual Conference Jan 17-

19, 2012, Calgary, AB, Canada o The Canadian Association of Veterinary Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine

(CAVEPM), Event detection and surveillance. May 26-27 2011, St Hyacinthe, QC, Canada.

o Western Canadian Association of Bovine Practitioners, 20th Annual Conference January Jan 12-15, 2011, Saskatoon, SK, Canada.

o Western Canadian Association of Bovine Practitioners, 19th Annual Conference, Jan 14-16, 2010, Calgary, AB, Canada

o Invited guest at the British Columbia Foot and Mouth Disease forum and workshop. Oct 26-28, 2009, Abbotsford, BC, Canada.

o FMD awareness and preparedness workshop. CFIA, Jul 14-15, 2009, Winnipeg, MB Canada.

o Pfizer event; mastitis, Apr 28, 2009, Calgary, AB, Canada. o 4th U.S. BVDV symposium; BVDV variability; impact on virulence, host range and control.

Jan 25-27, 2009, Phoenix, AZ, USA. o Western Canadian Association of Bovine Practitioners, Annual Conference Jan 15-17,

2009, Saskatoon, SK, Canada o Pfizer event; calf scours, Aug 8, 2008, Calgary, AB, Canada. o Academy of veterinary consultants summer meeting, Jul 31 - Aug 2, 2008, Calgary, AB,

Canada. o Alberta Bovine Genomics Program, May 3-6, 2008, Banff, AB, Canada. o Veal calves; diseases and related diagnostics, Dec 6-8, 2007, Arnhem, The Netherlands. o Lustrum meeting of VEEC, including workshop on molecular epidemiology. Dec 12-13,

2007, Wageningen, The Netherlands o Annual meeting of The Dutch school of public & occupational health (NSPOH), May

2006, Utrecht, The Netherlands. o Hygiene package and EU legislation, Jun 2005, Brussels, Belgium. o SVEPM (Society of Veterinary Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine) Nairns, Scotland,

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UK. Mar - Apr 2005, including the pre-conference course on the design and analysis of diagnostic test evaluation studies.

o The material and immaterial costs of animal disease control. EU conference in Brussels, 15-16 Dec 2004, Brussels, Belgium.

o Large animal practitioners College 2004: POM / non POM, new EU rules on veterinary medication. Jun 2004, Arnhem, The Netherlands (organizer and participant).

o Large animal practitioners College 2003: Certification of veterinary clinics and the role of the certified practitioner. Jun 2003, Arnhem, The Netherlands (organizer and participant).

o World Buiatrics Congress, Jun 2002, Hannover, Germany. o Dutch Post-Academic Education:

− Herd health inspections in quality assurance on dairy farms, 2001 − Dairy cattle feeding; Module 1, 2000 − Certified cattle practitioner, 1999 − Health planner for dairy cattle: mastitis, 1999 − Infectious diseases on dairy farms II, 1998

o Meetings of the Dutch Buiatrics group (4 times a year; 1999 – 2008) Research Reports or Reports Produced for the Government

o K Orsel, A Bouma, A Dekker, K Frankena, ARW Elbers, CJM Bruschke, JTPM Noordhuizen and MCM de Jong. Serology of FMD-vaccinated cattle during the epidemic of 2001. Analysis on the effectiveness of vaccination for FMDV and the test characteristics of a DIVA test in the field. Reported to the Ministry of Agriculture, Sept 2002, The Hague, The Netherlands.

Proceedings: Invited oral presentations after peer-review proces of submitted abstract

1. K Orsel, O Charif, M Pruvot, A Massolo, M Musiani, D Marceau. Agent-based modeling as an innovative tool to simulate dynamics of disease transmission at the wildlife-livestock interface. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Nov 2015, Merida, Mexico.

2. UM Jogiat, A Winn, E Konje, F van der Meer, J Hatfield, S Bastien, G Olesaningo and K Orsel. Teaching Aids for Soil-Transmitted Helminths; the Potential for Education to Address a Neglected Disease. Markin seminar, Sep 2015, Calgary, AB, Canada.

3. D Doyle-Baker, M Antipachius, H Friedt, K Graves, J Hatfield, S Kutz, K Orsel, J Shamanch, B Wink and F van der Meer Building healthy Maasai communities: Presence of helminthic infection and anthelminthic drug resistance in sheep and goats in Ngorongoro, Tanzania. CASCH (Campus Alberta Student Conference on Health), Sep 2015, Banff, AB, Canada

4. L Solano, HW Barkem, C Pickel and K Orsel. Effectiveness of a standardized footbath protocol in the prevention of digital dermatitis in Alberta. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar, Mar 2015, Red Deer, AB, Canada (student winner)

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5. D Wilson. Invited Student presentation. Western Canadian Association of Bovine Practitioners, Jan 2015, Saskatoon, SK, Canada. Runner-up student award.

6. T Forde, K Orsel, R Biek, J De Buck, H Trewby, F van der Meer, R Zadoks and S Kutz. Phylogenomic analyses to elucidate the transmission dynamics of Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae associated with muskox mortalities in the Canadian Arctic. 12th International conference on Molecular Epidemiology and Evolutionary Genetics of Infectious Diseases. Dec 2014, Bangkok, Thailand.

7. T Forde, K Orsel, R. Biek, T. Bollinger, M Branigan, S Checkley, T Davison, J De Buck, A Dumond, M Dumond, B Elkin, W Hutchins, T Opriessnig, S Sather, I Stasiak, H Trewby, F van der Meer, R Zadoks and S Kutz. Monitoring pathogen biodiversity in the Arctic: Identification of a recently emerged bacterium associated with large-scale mortality in muskoxen. Arctic Change, Dec 2014, Ottawa, ON, Canada.

8. S Kutz, A Dobson, B Hoar, P Molnar, K Orsel, K Ruckstuhl and J Steele. Migrations, shifting barriers and corridors, and host-pathogen transmission dynamics: how will caribou and their parasites respond climate changes? Arctic Change, Dec 2014, Ottawa, ON, Canada

9. A Schroeder, S Kutz, T Hughes, J Kohlmann, A Zamponi, K Purdy, S Bastien, M Manyama, E Nyanza, E Konge, S Godwin, K Orsel, K Lukoviak, J Hatfield and F van der Meer. Mitigating parasitism amongst Maasai children and livestock in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania: A One Health community partnership approach. 21st Canadian Conference on International Health. Nov 2014, Ottawa, ON, Canada.

10. T Forde, K Orsel, R Biek, T Bollinger, M Branigan, S Checkley, T Davison, J De Buck, A Dumond, M Dumond, B Elkin, W Hutchins, T Opriessnig, S Sather, I Stasiak, H Trewby, F van der Meer, R Zadoks, and S Kutz. Genome-wide characterization of Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae associated with large-scale mortality in muskoxen in the Canadian Arctic. Wildlife Disease Association Meeting, July 2014, Albuquerque, NM, USA. Runners-up student award.

11. S Kutz, T Bollinger, M Branigan, S Checkley, A Dobson, B Elkin, T Forde, LGimenez-Lirola, W Hutchins, P Kafle, L Leclerc, K Orsel, T Opriessnig, I Stasiak, M Tomaselli and G Verocai. Invasive pathogens, changing climates, or cumulative stressors? investigating recent mortality events and emerging parasite in muskoxen of the Canadian arctic. Wildlife Disease Association Meeting, July 2014, Albuquerque, NM, USA.

12. R Wolf, HW Barkema, J De Buck, J Flaig, D Haupstein and K Orsel. Predictors for positive environmental samples collected in various areas on dairy farms. International Colloquium on Paratuberculosis, June 2014, Parma, It.

13. R Wolf F Clement, HW Barkema and K Orsel. Economics of Participation in a management-based johne’s diseas control program. International Colloquium on Paratuberculosis, June 2014, Parma, It.

14. RAR Mortier, HW Barkema, ME Negron, K Orsel, R Wolf and J De Buck. Detection of antibody responses soon after inoculation in dairy calves infected with two doses of MAP at five ages. International Colloquium on Paratuberculosis, June 2014, Parma, It.

15. M Pruvot, M Boyce, D Seidel, M Musiani, S Kutz, A Massolo and K Orsel. What attracts elk onto beef cattle pastures? Society of Veterinary Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine, April 2014, Dublin, Ireland.

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16. R Mortier, K Orsel, R Wolf and HW Barkema. Age and dose dependent susceptibility to MAP infection in dairy calves. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar, March 2014, Red Deer, AB, Canada (first prize student competition).

17. CE Jacobs, K Orsel, S Mason, L Solano, HW Barkema. Prevalence of digital dermatitis in Alberta dairy cattle using intensive copper sulfate footbath protocol. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar, March 2014, Red Deer, AB, Canada (second prize student competition).

18. A Lucko, R Wolf, K Orsel, J De Buck, F Postma, and HW Barkema The effect of pasteurization on the number of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis in colostrum. UCVM summer undergraduate research day, Aug 2013, Calgary, AB, Canada

19. T Forde, J De Buck, B Elkin, S Kutz, F van der Meer and K Orsel. Challenges associated with the surveillance of mycobacterium avium ssp. paratuberculosis in Canadian wood bison. Joint Meeting of the Alberta Chapter and Canadian Section of The Wildlife Society, March 2013, Canmore, AB, Canada.

20. J Stalwick, LS Solano, HW Barkema and K Orsel. Evaluating Data Collection on Alberta Dairy Farms Using Baseline Data for Comparison with Data Collected After Management and Facility Changes. Student presentation. Western Canadian Association of Bovine Practitioners, Jan 2013, Saskatoon, SK, Canada.

21. M Westling, J Stalwick, L Solano and K Orsel. Risk Factors that Influence the Prevalence of Digital Dermatitis in Alberta Freestall Dairy Barns Western Canadian Association of Bovine Practitioners, Jan 2013, Saskatoon, SK, Canada.

22. P Eble, K Orsel and A Dekker. FMDV infection in vaccinated and non-vaccinated sheep; Transmission to contact sheep and diagnostic aspects. EUFMD meeting open session of the Standing Technical committee, Oct 2012, Jerez de la Frontera, Spain.

23. L Solano, G Bond, H Barkema, E Pajor, S Mason, A dePassille, J Rushen, J Gibbons, E Vasseur, M Krom, S LeBlanc and K Orsel. Lameness in dairy cows; using gait score as a predictor for claw lesions. Dairy Cattle Welfare Symposium, Oct 2012, Guelph, ON, Canada.

25. L Solano, G Bond, H Barkema, E Pajor, S Mason, A dePassillé, J Rushen, J Gibbons, E Vasseur, A Brouwers, S LeBlanc and K Orsel. The association between lying time and the prevalence of lameness in dairy cows housed in free-stall barns. Dairy Cattle Welfare Symposium, Oct 2012, Guelph, ON, Canada.

26. K Orsel, M Musiani, S Kutz and M Pruvot. Epidemiological methodology for fecal collections from free-ranging elk in southwestern Alberta. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Aug 2012, Maastricht, The Netherlands.

27. M Pruvot, M Lejeune, S Kutz, M Musiani and K Orsel. Eco-epidemiology of Fascioloides magna at the interface between cattle and elk. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Maastricht, Aug 2012, The Netherlands.

28. B Wolfger, HW Barkema, G Plastow, R Silasi, KS Schwartzkopf-Genswein, EA Pajor, M Levy, C Huisma, A Sunstrum and K Orsel. Pattern recognition of feeding and drinking behavior as a tool in early identification of diseased feedlot animals. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Aug 2012, Maastricht, The Netherlands.

29. R Mortier, HW Barkema, K Orsel, R Wolf, M Negron and J De Buck. Age and dose dependent susceptibility to Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis infection

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in dairy calves. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Aug 2012, Maastricht, The Netherlands.

30. L Solano, HW Barkema, EA Pajor, S Mason, AM dePassillé, J Rushen, J Gibbons, E Vasseur, A Brouwers, S LeBlanc and K Orsel. The relationship between lying time and the prevalence of lameness in free-stall dairy barns in Alberta. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Aug 2012, Maastricht, The Netherlands.

31. T Forde, K Orsel, J De Buck, S Kutz and CARMA Network. Detection of Mycobacterium avium ssp. paratuberculosis in caribou from Northern Canada and Greenland. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Aug 2012, Maastricht, The Netherlands.

32. R Wolf, HW Barkema, J De Buck, R Mortier and K Orsel. Use of cow characteristics to explain differences in Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis ELISA results between serum and milk samples. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Aug 2012, Maastricht, The Netherlands.

33. M Pruvot, M Lejeune, S Kutz, M Musiani and K Orsel. Eco-epidemiology of Fascioloides magna in elk of the Canadian Rockies in a wildlife-livestock system. Wildlife Disease Association, 61th Annual International Conference Jul 2012, Lyon, France.

34. S Kutz, S Checkley, M Dumond, G Verocai, K Orsel, E Hoberg, J Wu. Migration, stochastic animal movements, and climate warming influence parasite emergence in a two host arctic ecosystem. Wildlife Disease Association, 61th Annual International Conference Jul 2012, Lyon, France.

35. S Eisenberg, A Koets, M Nielen, D Heederik, R Mortier, J De Buck, and K Orsel. Calves infected with Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis following intratracheal challenge. 27th World Buaitrics Congress, Jun 2012, Lisbon, Portugal.

36. A Hosseini, K Orsel, B Wolfger, HW. Barkema, LL Guan, and GS. Plastow. Developing biomarkers for bovine health using whole blood transcriptome profiling. International Conference on Animal Genetics, Jun 2012, Cairns, Australia.

37. H Barkema, E McDonald, R Wolf, M Slomp, J. Flaig, C Pickel, G Ollis, S Mason, J De Buck and K Orsel. An update on the Alberta Johnes Disease Initiative. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar. Mar 2012, Red Deer, AB, Canada.

38. B Wolfger, M Levy, HW Barkema, EA Pajor, G Plastow, and K Orsel. Tools in early identification of diseased feedlot animals. UCVM Research Day 2012, Calgary, AB, Canada

39. K Orsel, T Forde, M Pruvot, J De Buck, K Ruckstuhl, HW Barkema and S Kutz. MAP at the wildlife-cattle interface in southwestern Alberta. International Colloquium on Paratuberculosis, Feb 2012, Sydney, Australia.

40. S Eisenberg, A Koets, M Nielen, D Heederik, R Mortier, J De Buck and K Orsel. Intestinal infection of calves with Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis following nasal and trans-tracheal challenge. International Colloquium on Paratuberculosis, Feb 2012, Sydney, Australia.

41. R Mortier, HW Barkema, K Orsel, R Wolf and J De Buck. The onset of detectable immune responses and fecal shedding after experimental infection with Mycobacterium avium subsp paratuberculosis. International Colloquium on Paratuberculosis, Feb 2012, Sydney, Australia

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42. R Wolf, H Barkema, J De Buck, R Mortier, and K Orsel. Test comparison for MAP infections in low prevalence herds. International Colloquium on Paratuberculosis, Feb 2012, Sydney, Australia

43. EE Fierheller, K Orsel, J Patterson, R Mortier, J De Buck, NA Caulkett. Evaluation of force algometry as an objective measure of post-operative pain associated with hot iron dehorning in calves given a local anaesthetic, with or without meloxicam. Association of Veterinary Anesthetists Conference; Sep 2011, Liverpool, UK.

44. A Hosseini, H Li, K Orsel, B Wolfger, HW Barkema, LL Guan and GS Plastow. Developing a molecular phenotype for animal health using whole blood transcriptome profiling. Gentech Conference, Oct 20, 2011, Edmonton, AB, Canada.

45. T Forde, K Orsel, J De Buck, M Branigan, S Côté, C Cuyler, T Davidson, B Elkin, A Kelly, M Kienzler, R Popko, J Taillon, A Veitch and S Kutz. Circum-arctic presence of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis in caribou (Rangifer tarandus) herds. 13th Arctic ungulate conference, Aug 2011, Yellowknife, NT, Canada.

46. J Steele, C Cuyler, K Orsel, and S Kutz. Gastrointestinal parasite diversity: drivers and relation to host health in two West Greenland caribou herds. 13th Arctic ungulate conference, Aug 2011, Yellowknife, NT, Canada.

47. M Pruvot, K Orsel and S Kutz. Interactions between beef cattle and elk in Southwestern Alberta: Effect on the dynamics of production limiting diseases - example of Fascioloides magna. 4th UCVM Research day, Mar 15, 2011, Calgary, AB, Canada.

48. D Klugkist, H Barkema, K Orsel, G Atkins, R Mortier, E Vernooy and J De Buck. Herd Level Prevalence of MAP-infection in Alberta dairy herds - A comparison of serum and milk ELISA tests. Western Canadian Association of Bovine Practitioners, Jan 2010, Calgary, AB, Canada. Also presented at the Association of American Bovine Practitioners, Aug 2010, Albuquerque, NM, USA.

49. SJ Kutz, A Massolo, T Wyman, K Seegers, M Dumond, A Veitch, L Torretti, R Peacock, K Orsel, B Elkin, GG Verocai, A Warren and EP Hoberg. Causes and implications of recent range expansions of winter tick (Dermacentor albipictus) and muskox lungworm (Umingmakstrongylus pallikuukensis) in the Canadian North. 4th International Workshop in Arctic Parasitology, Jun 2010, Longyearbyen, Norway.

50. K Orsel, S Kutz, J De Buck and HW Barkema. Presence of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis in free-ranging caribou. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Aug 2009, Durban, South Africa.

51. K Orsel, A Dekker, A Bouma, JA Stegeman and MCM de Jong. Difference is virus excretion and transmission between calves and dairy cows in the course of an acute FMDV infection. World Buiatrics Congress, Aug 2008, Budapest, Hungary.

52. PL Eble, K Orsel and A Dekker. Quantification of transmission of FMDV strain Asia-1 Turkey among vaccinated and non-vaccinated lambs. EPIZONE annual meeting Jun 2008, Brescia, Italy.

53. K Orsel, HIJ Roest, E van der Linde, F van Hemert-Kluitenberg and A Dekker. Positive RT-PCR in tonsils of foot and mouth disease virus infected piglets after more than 28 days. Open session of the research group of the EU for control of FMD, Oct 2006, Cyprus, Greece.

54. K Orsel, A Dekker, A Bouma, JA Stegeman and MCM de Jong. Quantification of foot and

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mouth disease virus excretion and transmission within groups of sheep with and without vaccination. Open session of the research group of the EU for control of FMD, Oct 2006, Cyprus, Greece.

55. K Orsel, A Dekker, A Bouma, JA Stegeman and MCM de Jong. Difference in virus excretion and transmission between dairy cows and calves in the course of an acute FMDV infection. Open session of the research group of the EU for control of FMD, Oct 2006, Cyprus, Greece.

56. G Chénard , K Orsel, P Selman and A Dekker. Cedivac-FMD, a marker vaccine? Open session of the research group of the EU for control of FMD, Oct 2006, Cyprus, Greece.

57. K Orsel, MCM de Jong, A Bouma, JA Stegeman and A Dekker. Quantification of FMDV transmission in groups of vaccinated and non-vaccinated dairy cows. ISVEE, Aug 2006, Cairns, Australia.

58. K Orsel, A Dekker, A Bouma, JA Stegeman and MCM de Jong. Difference in virus excretion between dairy cows and calves in the course of acute FMDV infection. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Aug 2006, Cairns, Australia.

59. B Engel, H van Roermund, W Buist, K Orsel and A Dekker. Bayesian evaluation of diagnostic tests for FMD for vaccinated and non-vaccinated cattle. Second International Meeting on the Design and Analyses of Diagnostic Test Evaluation Studies, Jun 2004, Uccle Campus, Brussels, Belgium.

60. K Orsel, A Dekker, A Bouma, JA Stegeman and MCM de Jong. Comparison of transmission of FMDV in groups of vaccinated and non-vaccinated calves. EU-FMD FAO, Aug 2004, Chania, Greece.

61. K Orsel, A Dekker, A Bouma, JA Stegeman and MCM de Jong. Transmission of Foot and Mouth Disease Virus (FMDV) in groups of vaccinated and non vaccinated calves. World Buiatrics Congress, Jul 2004, Quebec, QC, Canada.

Proceedings: Invited scientific oral presentations without peer-review proces In the last 5 years, 18 times my current research was presented at scientific meetings.

1. R Wolf, HW Barkema, S Mason, J De Buck and K Orsel. Control of MAP on Western Canadian dairy farms; Prevalence, diagnostics and risk factors. 7th Canadian MAP Researchers Meeting, Oct 2014, Banff, AB, Canada.

2. HW Barkema, J De Buck, K Orsel et al. Overview of bottlenecks in JD control programs. 7th Canadian MAP Researchers Meeting, Oct 2014, Banff, AB, Canada.

3. C Corbett, K Orsel, J Kastelic, J De Buck and HW Barkema. Control of MAP on Western Canadian dairy farms; Prevalence, diagnostics and risk factors. 7th Canadian MAP Researchers Meeting, Oct 2014, Banff, AB, Canada.

4. K Orsel, R Wolf, H Barkema, C Pickel, U Kanevets, J De Buck and M Slomp. Evaluation of an established environmental sampling protocol to detect MAP infected dairy herds. 6th Canadian MAP Researchers Meeting, Oct 2013, Banff, AB, Canada.

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5. R Wolf, K Orsel, C Pickel, U Kanevets, J De Buck and H Barkema. Evaluation of an alternative environmental sample collection method to detect dairy herds infected with MAP. 6th Canadian MAP Researchers Meeting, Oct 2013, Banff, AB, Canada.

6. U Kanevets, T Forde, K Orsel, H Barkema and J De Buck. A comparison of MAGMAX DNA extraction and TREK liquid culture for identification of MAP positive samples. 6th Canadian MAP Researchers Meeting, Oct 2013, Banff, AB, Canada.

7. A. Lucko, R Wolf, K Orsel H Barkema, R Wester, and J De Buck. Effectiveness of farm pasteurization to control horizontal transmission of MAP through colostrum? 6th Canadian MAP Researchers Meeting, Oct 2013, Banff, AB, Canada.

8. M Pruvot, T Forde, J Steele, S Kutz, J De Buck, F van der Meer, and K Orsel. The modification and evaluation of a serum ELISA test for the surveillance of Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis infection in wild ruminants. 5th Canadian MAP Researchers Meeting, Oct 2012, Banff, AB, Canada.

9. R Wolf, H Barkema and K Orsel. Economic evaluation of a Johne’s disease control program from a farmer’s perspective. 5th Canadian MAP Researchers Meeting, Oct 2012, Banff, AB, Canada.

10. R Mortier, R Wolf, H Barkema, K Orsel and J De Buck. Distribution of MAP in tissues of experimentally infected calves. 5th Canadian MAP Researchers Meeting, Oct 2012, Banff, AB, Canada.

11. K Orsel, S Eisenberg, A Koets, M Nielen, D Heederik, R Mortier, H Barkema and J De Buck. Exploration of different infection routes for MAP in dairy calves. 4th Canadian MAP Meeting, Oct 2011, Banff, AB, Canada.

12. R Wolf, H Barkema, J De Buck, R Mortier and K Orsel. Test comparisons for MAP in low prevalence herds. 4th Canadian MAP Meeting, Oct 2011, Banff, AB, Canada.

13. R Mortier, K Orsel, H Barkema and J De Buck. Immune responses and macroscopic lesions in calves experimentally infected with Mycobacterium avium subsp. Paratuberculosis. 4th Canadian MAP Meeting, Oct 2011, Banff, AB, Canada.

14. T Forde, S Kutz, J De Buck, B Elkin and K Orsel. Optimizing diagnostic tools for detecting MAP in wood bison. Fourth Canadian MAP Meeting, Oct 2011, Banff, AB, Canada.

15. T Forde, K Orsel, S Kutz, J De Buck and B Elkin. The prevalence and diversity of MAP in wood bison. Third Canadian MAP researchers meeting, Oct 2010, Banff, AB, Canada.

16. H Barkema, G Ollis, E McDonald, M Slomp, A Wellen, K Orsel, J De Buck and R Wolf. Alberta Johne’s disease Initiative. 3rd Canadian MAP researchers meeting, Oct 2010, Banff, AB, Canada.

17. K Orsel, T Forde, A Warren, S Kutz, M Pybus, K Ruckstuhl and J De Buck. Clinical Johne’s Disease in a Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep from Pincher Creek, Alberta. 3rd Canadian MAP researchers meeting, Oct 2010, Banff, AB, Canada.

18. R Wolf, K Orsel, H Barkema, J De Buck. Risk assessment and environmental sampling as useful tools to control Map in dairy farms. 3rd Canadian MAP researchers meeting, Oct 2010, Banff, Canada.

19. R Mortier, H Barkema, K Orsel, G Atkins, and J De Buck. Preliminary results from an experimental Mycobacterium avium subsp paratuberculosis infection trial in dairy calves. 3rd Canadian MAP researchers meeting, Oct 2010, Banff, AB, Canada.

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20. K Orsel. Identification of MAP negative herds in Alberta. 2nd Canadian MAP researchers meeting, Oct 2009, Banff, AB, Canada.

21. K Orsel. Presence of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis in free-ranging caribou. 1st Canadian MAP researchers meeting, Oct 2008, Banff, AB, Canada.

Proceedings: Invited poster presentation after review of scientific abstract

1. C Corbett, J De Buck, K Orsel, J Kastelic and HW Barkema Fecal shedding and immune response in calves from an experimental transmission trial. after exposure to penmates infected with Mycobacterium avium subsp. Paratuberculosis. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Nov 2015, Merida, Mexico.

2. C Jacobs, K Orsel, S Mason, L Solano, HW Barkema.. Prevalence of digital dermatitis in Alberta dairy cattle using intensive copper sulphate footbath protocol. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Nov 2015, Merida, Mexico.

3. C Jacobs, K Orsel, and HW Barkema. Economic evaluation of various copper sulphate footbath protocols in the prevention of digital dermatitis in Alberta dairy cattle. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Nov 2015, Merida, Mexico.

4. C Jacobs, E Morabito, K Orsel and HW Barkema. Assessing Footbath Protocols for the Prevention of Digital Dermatitis in Dairy Cattle: A Systematic Review and Network Meta-Analysis. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Nov 2015, Merida, Mexico.

5. T Forde, S Kutz, R Biek, J De Buck, H Tremby, L Adams, F van der Meer, R Zadoks and K Orsel. Whole genome sequencing; investigation of muskox die-offs associated with the bacterium Erysipelothrix rhusiopahtiae. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Nov 2015, Merida, Mexico.

6. K Orsel, L Solano, C Pickel, D Dopfer and H Barkema. Intervention with a standardized footbath protocol- impact on dynamics of digital dermatitis. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Nov 2015, Merida, Mexico.

7. L Solano, HW Barkema, GR Nash, DB Haley, EA Pajor, S J LeBlanc, JC Zaffino Heyerhoff, D Pellerin, J Rushen, AM de Passillé, E Vasseur and K Orsel. Dairy cattle lying bout duration, frequency and total lying time as predicted by animal and management related risk factors. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Nov 2015, Merida, Mexico.

8. S Marti, RE Wilde, D Moya, ED Janzen, MJ Jelinski, CL Dorin, K Orsel, E Pajor, J Shearer, ST Millman, JF Coetzee, D Thomson and KS Schwartzkopf-Genswein. Infrared thermography as a tool to diagnose foot rot and digital dermatitis in feedlot cattle. American Dairy Science Association & American Society of Animal Science, Jul 2015, Orlando, USA.

9. A Winn, E Konje, U Jogiat, F van der Meer, J Hatfield, S Bastien, G Olesaningo and K Orsel. Building healthy communities; a needs assessment of primary school teachers to educate about soil-transmitted helminths in rural Tanzania. CASCH (Campus Alberta Student Conference on Health), Sep 2015, Banff, AB, Canada

10. UM Jogiat, A Winn, E Konje, F van der Meer, J Hatfield, S Bastien, G Olesaningo and K Orsel. Teaching Aids for Soil-Transmitted Helminths; the Potential for Education to

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Address a Neglected Disease. CASCH (Campus Alberta Student Conference on Health), Sep 2015, Banff, AB, Canada as well as at the Canadian Conference of Global Health, Nov 2015, Montreal, Qc, Canada.

11. K Orsel, M Kulow HW Barkema and D Dopfer. Development of laboratory assays to evaluate footbath products for control of Digital Dermatitis. ALMA FutureFair, Jun 2015, Calgary, AB, Canada.

12. C Corbett, J De Buck, K Orsel and HW Barkema. The transmission of Johne’s disease between penmates. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar, March 2015, Red Deer, AB, Canada.

13. CE Jacobs, K Orsel, L Solano, E Morabito and HW Barkema. Economic evaluation of various copper sulfate footbath protocols in the prevention of digital dermatitis modeled for Alberta dairy operations. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar, March 2015, Red Deer, AB, Canada.

14. E Morabito, HW Barkema, L Solano, E Pajor and K Orsel. Reevaluating cow longevity and lameness after management changes in Alberta dairy barns. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar, March 2015, Red Deer, AB, Canada.

15. GB Bond, DM Weary, L Doepel, K Orsel, HW Barkema and EA Pajor. Effects of different milk allowances on calf water intake and performance. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar, March 2015, Red Deer, AB, Canada.

16. F van der Meer, LK Allen-Scott, K Orsel, S Kutz, EC Nyanza, ET Konje, M Manyama, JM Hatfield. The evolution of a One Health research-intensive field school in Tanzania: Training the transdisciplinary leaders of the future. 3rd International One Health Congress, Mar 2015, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

17. F van der Meer, AJ Schroeder, SL Bastien, M Manyama, EC Nyanza, ET Konje, SL Godwin, K Orsel, KD Lukowiak and JM Hatfield. A One Health community partnership approach on neglected tropical diseases; the case of animal and human parasitism, work in progress. 3rd International One Health Congress, Mar 2015, Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

18. LK Allen-Scott, EC Nyanza, M. Manyama, F van der Meer, K Orsel and J.M. Hatfield. The evolution of a transdisciplinary One Health research-intensive field school in Tanzania: A case study. 21st Canadian Conference on International Health. Nov 2014, Ottawa, ON, Canada

19. K Purdy, A Schroeder, A Zamponi, J Crittenden, T Hughes, K Orsel, S Kutz, J Hatfield and F van der Meer. The effect of gastrointestinal parasitism on child growth in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania. 2014, Global Health 101, Calgary, AB.

20. A Zamponi, A Schroeder K Orsel, S Kutz, J Hatfield and F van der Meer. The effect of ecological region on gastrointestinal parasitism of Maasai school children in the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania. 2014, Global Health 101, Calgary, AB.

21. RAR Mortier, HW Barkema, K Orsel, R Wolf, J De Buck . Age- and dose-dependent fecal shedding in dairy calves soon after experimental infection with MAP. International Colloquium of Paratuberculosis, June 2014, Parma, Italy.

22. RAR Mortier, HW Barkema, K Orsel, GP Muench, J Bystrom, J De Buck. Longitudinal evaluation of diagnostics in young calves infected with MAP, both in the clinical and subclinical stage of Johne’s disease. International Colloquium of Paratuberculosis, June

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2014, Parma, Italy. 23. R Wolf, HW Barkema, J De Buck, C Corbett, R Mortier and K Orsel. MAP shedding

patterns in dairy calves. International Colloquium of Paratuberculosis, June 2014, Parma, Italy.

24. R Wolf, HW Barkema, J De Buck and K Orsel. Evaluation of an alternative environmental sampling method for detection of MAP. International Colloquium of Paratuberculosis, June 2014, Parma, Italy.

25. B Wolfger, K Schwartzkopf-Genswein, M Levy, HW Barkema, EA Pajor and K Orsel. Using feeding behaviour to predict respiratory disease in feedlots. Society of Veterinary Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine, March 2014, Dublin, Ir.

26. CE Jacobs, K Orsel, S Mason, L Solano, HW Barkema. Prevalence of digital dermatitis in Alberta dairy cattle using intensive copper sulfate footbath protocol. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar, March 2014, Red Deer, AB, Canada.

27. R Wolf, HW Barkema, J De Buck, R Wester and K Orsel and. MAP infected calves shed the bacterium in their feces and can potentially infect pen mates. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar, March 2014, Red Deer, AB, Canada.

28. R Mortier, HW Barkema, K Orsel, R Wolf and HW Barkema. Age and dose dependent susceptibility to MAP infection in dairy calves. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar, March 2014, Red Deer, AB, Canada.

29. L Solano, HW Barkema, M Marchand, S Mason and K Orsel. Digital Dermatitis and footbath management of dairy farms in Alberta. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar, March 2014, Red Deer, AB, Canada.

30. C Corbett, J De Buck, K Orsel and HW Barkema. The transmission of Johne’s disease between penmates. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar, March 2014, Red Deer, AB, Canada.

31. C Ritter, R Wolf, S Mason, J Flaig, M Slomp, C Pickel, J De Buck, K Orsel and HW Barkema. Communication extension to Alberta dairy farmers. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar, March 2014, Red Deer, AB, Canada.

32. C Mbadiwe, J Romanow, S Kutz, K Orsel and F van der Meer. Development and Application of a kknowledge translation tool focused on helminth infections in the limited resource setting of the Maasai pastoralist community in rural Tanzania. Student's Union Undergraduate Research Symposium, Nov 2013, Calgary, AB, Canada.

33. R Khwaja, K Orsel, F van der Meer. Evaluation of an East Coast Fever treatment workshop and knowledge translation teaching tools among the Maasai of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area in Northern Tanzania. Campus Alberta student conference on Health, Sep 2013, Banff, AB, Canada

34. S Madhusudan, R Wolf, K Orsel, J De Buck, R Wester and HW Barkema. Shedding of Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis in naturally infected dairy calves. UCVM summer undergraduate research day, Aug 2013, Calgary, AB, Canada

35. B Atkinson, C Tse, C Goldhawk, G Bond, K Orsel and E Pajor. The use of behaviour scoring and infrared thermography (IRT) as non-invasive measures of stress in novice and experienced saddle bronc horses; a pilot study. UCVM summer undergraduate research day, Aug 2013, Calgary, AB, Canada.

36. A Chernick, A Cihal, S Zaari, K Orsel and F van der Meer. Common diseases of cattle and

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treatment workshops for farmers in rural Tanzania. 3rd UCVM Beef Cattle Conference, Jun 2013, Calgary, AB, Canada

37. A Chernick, A Hering, K Orsel, E Clancy, A Thomas and F van der Meer. Cattle and the Maasai in Rural Tanzania. Global Health 101, April 2013, Calgary, AB, Canada.

38. L Solano, H Barkema, E Pajor, S Mason and K Orsel. The influence of management practices on hoof health, lameness and cow longevity on Alberta dairy farms. Alberta Farm Animal care (AFAC) Annual Livestock Care Conference. Mar 2013, Calgary, AB, Canada.

39. L Solano, H Barkema, E Pajor, S Mason, G Bond, J Rushen, AM Passille and K Orsel. The relation between lying time and the prevalence of lameness in free-stall dairy barns in Alberta. Alberta Farm Animal care (AFAC) Annual Livestock Care Conference. Mar 2013, Calgary, AB, Canada.

40. R Mortier, HW Barkema, G Roy, R Wolf, K Orsel and J De Buck. Age and dose dependent susceptibility to Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis infection in dairy calves. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar. Mar 2013, Red Deer, AB, Canada.

41. R Wolf, F Clement, HW Barkema and K Orsel. Economic evaluation of participation in the Alberta Johne’s Disease Initiative (AJDI) from a farmer’s perspective. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar. Mar 2013, Red Deer, AB, Canada.

42. J Steele, K Orsel, C Cuyler and S Kutz. Gastrointestinal parasites and Greenland caribou; diversity and relation to host health. CircumArcticRangifer Monitoring and Assesment conference, Dec 2012, Vancouver, BC, Canada.

43. E Vasseur, J Rushen, D Pellerin, DB Haley, D Lefebvre, LM Solano, K Orsel and AM de Passillé . On-farm evaluation tool to help producers improve cow comfort. Dairy cattle Welfare Symposium, Oct 2012, Guelph, ON, Canada.

44. JC Zaffino, LM Solano, K Orsel, D Pellerin, SJ LeBlanc, TJ DeVries, J Gibbons and DB Haley. The prevalence of injuries on Canadian dairy cows. Dairy cattle Welfare Symposium, Oct 2012, Guelph, ON, Canada.

45. GL Charlton, DB Haley, LM Solano, K Orsel, HW Barkema, AM de Passillé, J. Rushen. Stocking density and lying time on free-stall farms in Canada. Dairy Cattle Welfare Symposium October 2012, Guelph, Canada.

46. A Cihal, S Zaari, K Orsel and FJUM van der Meer. Development and evaluation of an East Coast Fever treatment workshop and teaching tool among the Maasai of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area in Northern Tanzania. Canadian Conference on Global Health. Canadian Society for International Health, Oct 2012, Ottawa, ON, Canada

47. K Orsel, T Forde, J De Buck, K Ruckstuhl, G Hale, M Pybus, HW Barkema and S Kutz. Molecular epidemiology to study paratuberculosis transmission at the bighorn sheep – cattle interface. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Aug 2012, Maastricht, The Netherlands.

48. L Solano, HW Barkema, E Pajor, S Mason, AM dePassillé, J Rushen, J Gibbons, E Vasseur, M Krom, S LeBlanc and K Orsel. Lameness in dairy cows: using gait score as a predictor for claw lesions. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Aug 2012, Maastricht, The Netherlands. Also presented at UCVM Research Mar 2012, Western Canadian Dairy Seminar. Mar 2012, Red Deer, AB, Canada and at the Dairy Research and Extension Consortium of Alberta May 2012 meeting.

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49. B Wolfger, M Levy, HW Barkema, EA Pajor, G Plastow and K Orsel. Comparison of traditional laboratory parameters with acute phase proteins in visually identified diseased feedlot calves. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Aug, 2012, Maastricht, The Netherlands.

50. PL Eblé, K Orsel, F van Hemert-Kluitenberga and A Dekker. Detection of FMDV infection in vaccinated and non-vaccinated sheep: transmission to contact animals and diagnostic aspects. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Aug 2012, Maastricht, The Netherlands.

51. M Pruvot, M Musiani, J De Buck, HW Barkema, S Kutz and K Orsel. Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis (MAP) and Neospora caninum: Risk of transmission between cattle and elk in Southwestern Alberta Foothills. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Aug, 2012, Maastricht, The Netherlands.

52. T Forde, J De Buck, S Kutz, B Elkin and K Orsel. Optimization of culture conditions for detecting Mycobacterium avium ssp. paratuberculosis in wood bison. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Aug 2012, Maastricht, The Netherlands.

53. R Wolf, HW Barkema, E McDonald, S Mason, G Ollis, M Slomp, J De Buck and K Orsel. Comparison of management characteristics between Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis positive and negative herds. International Symposium on Veterinary Epidemiology and Economics, Aug 2012, Maastricht, The Netherlands.

54. J Zaffino, C Nash, T DeVries, D Kelton, S LeBlanc, J Gibbons, J Rushen, AM de Passillé, L Solano, K Orsel, H Barkema, D Haley. Stall dimensions and prevalence of cow injuries on Canadian free-stall dairy farms. American Dairy Science Association Meeting, Jul 2012, Phoenix, Az, USA.

55. M Pruvot, T Forde, S Kutz, J De Buck, M Musiani, H W. Barkema and K Orsel. Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis at the interface between free-ranging elk and beef cattle in southwestern Alberta. Widlife Disease Association, 61th Annual International Conference Lyon, France, Jul 2012

56. T Forde, J De Buck, B Elkin, S Kutz, M Pruvot and K Orsel. Mycobacterium avium ssp. paratuberculosis in wood bison: diagnostic optimization and herd-level infection status. Wildlife Disease Association Conference, Jul 2012, Lyon, France.

57. A Chernick, A Hering, K Orsel, E Clancy, A Thomas, FJUM van der Meer. Cattle and the Maasai in Rural Tanzania. DRECA Dairy Day, Edmonton, Canada. May 2012.

58. J Zaffino, C Nash, T DeVries, D Kelton, S LeBlanc, J Gibbons, J Rushen, AM dePassillé, LM Solano, K Orsel and D Haley. Survey of current stall dimensions and injury prevalence on Canadian free-stall dairy farms. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar. Mar 2012, Red Deer, AB, Canada.

59. R Mortier, HW. Barkema, M Drissler, R Wolf, K Orsel, J De Buck. Age and dose dependent susceptibility to Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis infection in dairy calves. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar. Mar 2012, Red Deer, AB, Canada.

60. J Gibbons, E Vasseur, D Pellerin, D Haley, DF Kelton, K Orsel, HW Barkema, E Pajor, D Lefebvre, D Weary, MAG von Keyserlingk, J Rushen, AM de Passillé. Improving cow comfort to increase longevity in Canadian dairy herds. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar. Mar 2012, Red Deer, AB, Canada.

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61. N Dow, A Chernick, M Czub, M Levy, K Orsel, G van Marle and FJUM van der Meer. Dynamics of bovine viral diarrhea virus in persistently infected cattle. UCVM Research Day 2012, Calgary, AB, Canada.

62. K Orsel, R Wolf, E McDonald, B Mason, G Ollis, M Slomp, J De Buck and HW Barkema. Herd level prevalence of Mycobacterium avium subsp. Paratuberculosis in Alberta dairy herds using environmental samples. International colloquium on Paratuberculosis, Feb 2012, Sydney, Australia.

63. T Forde, J De Buck, S Kutz, B Elkin and K Orsel. Mycobacterium avium subsp. Paratuberculosis in Wood bison; diagnostic optimization and herd-level occurrence. International colloquium on Paratuberculosis, Feb 2012, Sydney, Australia.

64. T Forde, K Orsel, J De Buck, SD Cote, C Cuyler, T Davison, B Elkin, A Kelly, M Kienzler, R Popko, J Taillon, A Veitch and S Kutz. Detection of Mycobacterium avium subsp. Paratuberculosis in caribou. International colloquium on Paratuberculosis, Feb 2012, Sydney, Australia.

65. R Wolf, HW Barkema, E McDonald, B Mason, G Ollis, M Slomp, J De Buck and K Orsel. Bottlenecks in best management practices identified in the Alberta Johne’s disease initiative (AJDI). International colloquium on Paratuberculosis, Feb 2012, Sydney, Australia.

66. M Pruvot, S Kutz, A Massolo, M Musiani and K Orsel. The dynamics of giant liver fluke, Fascioloides magna, at the wildlife-livestock interface. Epidemics, Nov 2011, Boston, MA, USA.

67. M Pruvot, M Musiani, J De Buck, H Barkema S Kutz, A Massolo and K Orsel. Disease transmission at the livestock-wildlife interface: Neospora caninum and Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis in beef cattle and elk. Epidemics, Nov 2011, Boston, MA, USA.

68. L Solano, H Barkema, E Pajor, S Mason, A de Passille, J Rushen, J Gibbons, E Vasseur, M Krom and K Orsel. Lameness in dairy cows: using gait score as a predictor for claw lesions; Preliminary data from twelve Alberta dairy farms. Dairy research cluster workshop; Dairy Farmers of Canada, Oct 2011, Guelph, ON, Canada.

69. K Orsel, M Pruvot, M Musiani and S Kutz. Epidemiological methodology for fecal collections from free-ranging elk in Southwestern Alberta. The Canadian Association of Veterinary Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine (CAVEPM), Event detection and surveillance. May 2011, St Hyacinthe, QC, Canada

70. M Pruvot, K Orsel, M Lejeune, S Kutz and M Musiani. Fascioloides magna at the interface between cattle and elk in Alberta. UCVM Beef Cattle Conference, Jun 2011, Calgary, AB, Canada.

71. K Orsel, M Pruvot, M Musiani and S Kutz. Epidemiological methodology for fecal collections from free-ranging elk in Southwestern Alberta. UCVM Beef Cattle Conference, Jun 2011, Calgary, AB, Canada

72. L Solano, HW Barkema, E Pajor, B Mason, and K Orsel. 2011. Dairy cow longevity in Alberta. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar, Mar 2011, Red Deer, AB, Canada

73. R Mortier, K Orsel, HW Barkema, M Drissler, G Atkins and J De Buck. 2011. Age and dose dependent susceptibility to Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis in dairy cattle. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar, Mar 2011, Red Deer, AB, Canada

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74. R Wolf, HW Barkema, J De Buck, B Mason and K Orsel. The Alberta Johnes Disease Initiative (AJDI) and UCVM’s related research. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar, Mar 2011, Red Deer, AB, Canada.

75. S Eisenberg, AP Koets, M Nielen, HW Barkema, J De Buck and K Orsel. Inhalation as rout of transmission for Mycobacterium avium subspecies paratuberculosis. Western Canadian Dairy Seminar, Mar 2011, Red Deer, AB, Canada.

76. S Kutz, J Ducrocq, C Cuyler, D Schock, B Hoar, B Elkin, K Orsel, R Brook, P Curry and S Lair.. Caribou health and Climate Change: a snapshot in time for infectious diseases. John Waters Zoonotic Diseases Workshop, Nov 2010, Calgary, AB, Canada.

77. J Steele, S Kutz, K Orsel and C Cuyler. Drivers of pathogen divergence: Investigating the West Greenland caribou herds. CARMA conference, Nov 30 – Dec 2, 2010, Vancouver, BC, Canada.

78. S Kutz, J Ducrocq, C Cuyler, D Schock, B Hoar, B Elkin, K Orsel, R Brook, P Curry, S Lair.. Caribou health and Climate Change: a snapshot in time for infectious diseases. International Polar Year conference Jun 2010, Oslo, Norway.

79. K Orsel, S Kutz, HW Barkema and J De Buck. Presence of Mycobacterium avium spp paratuberculosis in free-ranging caribou. CARMA conference Dec 2008, Vancouver, Canada.

80. K Orsel, A Dekker, A Bouma, MCM de Jong. Vaccination against FMD reduces virus transmission in groups of vaccinated calves as compared to non-vaccinated calves. ISVEE conference. Nov 2003, Vina del Mar, Chile.

Publications: non-refereed and lay publications

o Fedometer- New beef research tool. ASAS Taking Stock, Sept 2015. o Fitbit for cows. Inside Science News service, Aug 2015. o Detecting disease in beef cattle using ear tag units. Phys.org, Jul 2015. o Accelerometers embedded in ear tags detect disease in beef cattle. Homeland Security

News Wire, July 22nd 2015. o R Wolf, K Orsel, J De Buck and HW Barkema. Calves shedding MAP are common on

infected dairy farms. WCABP newsletter. Volume 22 No. 2, June 2015. o Detecting disease in beef cattle using ear tag units. Taking Stock Jun 2015. o K Orsel. Home on the range: what happens when species mingle? Canadian Vet Jan 2015

(k2 publishing) o K Orsel. Lameness in Dairy cattle. The CenCan issue, winter 2014. o R Wolf, K Orsel, J De Buck and HW Barkema. High percentage of Alberta and

Saskatchewan dairy farms are infected with Mycobacterium avium subsp. paratuberculosis, the cause of Johne’s disease. Dreca Dairy Research Summary; Jul 2014.

o B Wolfger. Ear tags for early disease detection in cattle; new sensor system for early detection of respiratory disease in feedlot cattle shows promise. Canadian Cattlemen; Oct 2014.

o R Wolf, HW Barkema, J De Buck and K Orsel. High herd prevalence of MAP on Western Canadian dairy farms. WCABP newsletter. Volume 21 No. 2, June 2014.

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o B Wolfger and K Orsel. Ear tag sensor may help track eating habits, cattle health. The Western Producer, Jul 2014.

o T Forde, S Checkley, K Orsel and S Kutz. Muskox Health and Pathogen Biodiversity in the Canadian Arctic: Are recent muskox mortalities the result of a newly introduced pathogen? Circumpolar Biodiversity Monitoring Program, Vol 8 Issue 1, 2014.

o K Orsel. Lameness in Dairy Cattle. Dreca Dairy Research Summary; Vol 1, NO 2 2014. https://www.dairyresearch.ca/userfiles/files/DRECA%20RS%20Vol%201%20No%202%20-%20Orsel%20(Final).pdf

o K Orsel and H Barkema. Lameness research at UCVM. WCABP newsletter. Volume 20 No. 4, Dec. 2013

o K Orsel and M Pruvot. University of Calgary team looks to reduce wildlife-livestock disease transmission. ALMA Newsletter Jan 2013

o K Orsel and M Pruvot. University of Calgary study examines relationship between elk, cattle and disease. AgCanada Feb 2013

o K Orsel et al. New research seeks to increase effectiveness of Johne's disease programs. ALMA Newsletter Oct 2013

o K Orsel, L Solano, E Pajor, HW Barkema, B Mason and G Bond. UCVM report: Dairy cow longevity and lameness research. WCABP Newsletter. Volume 19, No. 1, Mar 2012.

o M Pruvot and K Orsel. Do cows and elk only share grass? Waterton Watershed Newsletter, fall 2011.

o T Forde and K Orsel. Johne’s disease in bison: ongoing research. Bison Link newsletter, fall 2011.

o K Orsel. Foot and mouth disease in different host species; the effect of vaccination of transmission. Tijdschr Diergeneeskd 2008;133:14-6

o K Orsel. Foot and mouth disease in dairy cattle. Veeteelt May 2007. o K Orsel, M. Augustijn. MRSA and agriculture. Tijdschr Diergeneesk 2006;131:364. o K Orsel, H. van Beers. Veterinarian check mate?! Tijdschr Diergeneesk 2003;128:490-1. o K Orsel. Salmonellosis in dairy cattle. Veehouder en Dierenarts, Apr 2001.

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Clinical trials, ecosystem health, infectious disease, epidemiology, One Health, cattle health

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☐ Wildlife

☐ One Health

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Other (please specify): Epidemiology, cattle health, wildlife disease transmission

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