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Scientific Advances in Animal Nutrition: Promise for the New Century, Proceedings of a Symposium Appendix SYMPOSIUM PROGRAM Scientific Advances in Animal Nutrition: Promise for the Next Century 70th Anniversary National Research Council’s Committee on Animal Nutrition December 9, 1998 National Academy of Sciences Auditorium 2101 Constitution Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C. 8:30 a.m. Registration 9:00 Welcome and Opening Remarks Dale E. Bauman Chair, Symposium Gary L. Cromwell Chair, Committee on Animal Nutrition Michael J. Phillips Director, Board on Agriculture 9:30 Landmarks and Historic Contributions of Animal Nutrition Duane E. Ullrey Michigan State University and formerChair, Committee on Animal Nutrition

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Scientific Advances in Animal Nutrition: Promise for the New Century, Proceedings of a Symposium 10:00 Keynote Address: Inroads to Animal Conservation Jane Goodall The Jane Goodall Institute 11:15 Recent Developments in Animal Nutrition Session Moderator: Donald C. Beitz Iowa State University 11:20 Protecting Animal Health: Nutrition and Animal Immune Function Kirk Klasing, University of California, Davis 11:40 Designing Foods: Feeding Animals to Reduce Human Health Risks Bruce Watkins, Purdue University 12:00 p.m. Metabolic Modifiers: Advances in Economic Production of Safe Food Bob Collier, Monsanto 12:20 Nutrients as Regulators of Gene Expression Donald B. Jump, Michigan State University 12:40 Discussion Session Rapporteur: Karin Wittenberg, University of Mannitoba 12:55 LUNCH 1:55 Animal Nutrition’s Crucial Role in Worldwide Endeavors Session Moderator: Mary E. Allen, Smithsonian Institution National Zoological Park 2:00 Animal Nutrition in Space: Experiences of a Veterinary Shuttle Astronaut Rick Linnehan, NASA (public appearance only) 2:20 Our Changing Environment: Developing Strategies for the Future Danny Fox, Cornell University 2:40 Readiness of Military Service Animals LTCOL Michelle Ross, U.S. DoD LTCOL Susan Yanoff, U.S. DoD 3:10 BREAK

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Scientific Advances in Animal Nutrition: Promise for the New Century, Proceedings of a Symposium 3:25 Research and Education Needs for the Next Generation Quinton Rogers, University of California, Davis 3:45 Discussion Session Rapporteur: Michael Galyean, Texas Tech University 4:00 International Aspects of Animal Feeds, Feeding, and Nutrition Session Moderator: John Halver, University of Washington 4:05 International Relevance of Feed Information Philip Thacker University of Saskatchewan, Canada 4:25 The International Market and Global Needs Dan Villamar, Cargill 4:45 Discussion Session Rapporteur: Joe Fontenot, Virginia Polytechnic and State University 5:00 Finale: Implications of Committee on Animal Nutrition Studies for Meeting Challenges of the Next Century Dale E. Bauman Cornell University (Broadcast from Brussels, Belgium) 5:20 Announcements and Closing Remarks Gary L. Cromwell 5:30 p.m. RECEPTION Great Hall National Academy of Sciences