For Researchers and Instructors

Site Specific Training

To assist supervisors in training, the South Campus Animal Farms has put together training documents for each farm. For questions on the documents below, please reach out to Jolene Bott (rothjole@msu.edu). For questions regarding the training requirement, please contact EHS directly.

Animal Research at MSU

If research animals will be housed at the South Campus Animal Farms (SCAF), a SCAF Animal Use Form (below) and a project budget needs to be completed and approved by the farm manager and SCAF director. Please contact the farm manager for the budget template.

Animal Use Forms:

 - Overview of Animal Use at South Campus Animal Farms (PDF)

For Instruction:

-  Use of Animals in Teaching (PDF)

 

South Campus Animal Farms

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