International Center for Tropical Animal Health
Saul T. Wilson, DVM
Professor Emeritus
College of VM, Nursing & Allied Health
Williams-Bowie Hall 102
Tuskegee,AL 36088
Phone 334-727-8119
Fax 334-724-4277
http://www.onemedicine.tuskegee.edu
Click to view ICTAH website: Applicant for the Masters of Science for Tropical Animal Health are required to complete an additional form. Non Degree Form
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Dr. Wilson dedicated his professional career to public veterinary medicine within APHIS and at Tuskegee University since his retirement from Government service. 
He has made outstanding contributions to the health of the Nation's livestock and poultry industries through an illustrious federal career and has inspired hundreds of veterinary students to consider practicing in the public sector.VS is pleased to sponsor this scholarship in the name of one of its most distinguished veterinarians. The International Center for Tropical Animal Health (ICTAH), a program developed by the School of Veterinary Medicine, reflects the international commitment of the school as well as of the University.
The Master of Science in Animal Tropical Health is coordinated by Dr. Saul Wilson, a Tuskegee University - College of Veterinary Medicine Nursing and Allied Health graduate, who after several decades of work at the USDA amassed considerable experience in this field from work performed in the US and abroad. 
While under the administrative umbrella of the Associate Dean for Research and Advanced Studies (ADRAS), the Master of Science program in Tropical Animal Health boasts it own web page (ICTAH), where current and prospective trainees will find relevant information including courses suggested for the curriculum.
A predefined set of Core Courses is required for all Master programs in the CVMNAH.
Program component of the International Center for Tropical Animal Health |
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As shown above, the design of the program of the International Center for Tropical Animal Health emphasizes a system’s approach to tropic animal health and production studies. The systems approach has been used in several disciplines and has proved successful in problem solving. The studies will focus on integrating technical education/training, with problem solving oriented research and health care service activities. |
Tuskegee University is accredited by the commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (1866 Southern Lane, Decatur,Georgia 30033-4097 - Telephone 404-679-4501) to award doctoral, professional, master's and bachelor's degrees.
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