Household appliances are not designed to withstand the hazardous materials utilized in a lab nor the processes in which they are utilized. Household microwaves should not be used in a laboratory.

UVM strives to provide a safe working environment for all laboratory workers. However, minimizing risks for pregnant workers is especially important due to the sensitivity of the fetus to specific ...

It is everyone’s responsibility to promptly report any accidents, injuries, incidents of concern or damage to property to Risk Management in a timely fashion. In the event of an emergency, call 911 or ...

There are a variety of wastes that may be generated in UVM labs. Examples of chemical waste include the following: Old and/or expired chemicals, Chemical waste solutions that no longer have any use, ...

The Ph.D. program in Plant Biology provides training in basic scientific research in diverse aspects of plant biology, including developmental genetics, molecular regulation of gene expression, cell ...

Each member of the UVM community has a shared responsibility to maintain a safe and healthy campus. Early recognition and intervention when there are concerns, large or small, is essential. Campus ...

The UVM Cooperative Horse Barn is an educational facility in which students have the opportunity to learn skills such as equine management, teamwork and leadership while bringing their horse with them ...

The Office of Student & Community Relations provides resources and support to University of Vermont students as they transition to living off campus. We aim to facilitate communication and build ...

The Youth Farm Safety Project offers in-person farm safety training for youth and the adults who work with and care for them. Check out our events, download ...

Microbiology is the study of all living organisms so small that they are invisible to the naked eye. These microorganisms, include viruses, bacteria and fungi, and play an important role in ...

The Vermont Trail Collaborative was established in 2009 to improve management of trails and recreation on the Green Mountain National Forest and throughout Vermont.

The Office for Continuing Medical and Interprofessional Education (CMIE) at the Larner College of Medicine supports a passion for lifelong learning with continuing education for healthcare ...