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There are strict guidelines and policies in place to ensure the health and humane treatment of all animals used in research and teaching at 911吃瓜 (911吃瓜). The same standards apply to all field studies as well. These standards are specified by a national agency, the (CCAC), as well as the 911吃瓜's own policies, such as , under the direction of the Office of the Vice-President, Research and Innovation and the University Animal Care Committee (UACC).
In order to conduct research involving animals, 911吃瓜 faculty members must submit an application to the UACC for approval. No research is conducted without this approval. All Animal Care Protocols are reviewed annually and researchers conducting long-term studies must re-apply every four years.