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Re: [DCHAS-L] Service Dogs in Teaching Laboratory
Date:
Aug 27, 2025 20:59 UTC
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Dear Kayla:
Dr. Patricia Redden published several articles on service dogs in the lab. Unfortunately, Pat passed earlier this year so the community lost such a great expertise. I found a few references
Service Dogs and Safety in Academic Laboratories
Service Dogs in the Chemistry Lab
There is also an article by Dr. Ken Roy published by NSTA:
Service Animals in the Science/STEM Laboratory
Marta Gmurczyk
ACS Office of Safety Programs
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On Behalf Of Kayla Johnson (she/her)
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Subject: [EXT] [DCHAS-L] Service Dogs in Teaching Laboratory
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I'm reaching out as I got contacted by a professor about a student bringing a service dog in an organic/biochemistry lab for nursing students. We had a request back in 2023 by my predecessor,
so we have the documentation for this request. This is raising concerns for me, the professor, and chemical stockroom personnel, and I plan to have a discussion with the student and TA and Chemical Stockroom Manager.
Does anyone have experience with service dogs in lab spaces?
Kayla Johnson, MS (she/her)
CAS and RSENR Lab Safety Coordinator
University of Vermont
667 Spear St
Burlington, VT 05405
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