Event

The School of Veterinary Medicine invites the campus community to a hybrid seminar featuring Dr. Teola Noel, who will present her ongoing doctoral research in Veterinary Public Health. 

Seminar Title 

Risk Assessment and Mathematical Modelling of African Swine Fever and Other Transboundary Animal Diseases (TADs) of Greatest Socio-Economic Importance to Trinidad and Tobago and the Caribbean Region 

Event Details 

-          Date: Wednesday, 26 November 2025 

-          Time: 12:00 noon (AST) 

-          Location: Holman Williams Building Classroom, School of Veterinary Medicine 

-          Format: Hybrid — In-person and via Zoom 

Click here to attend via zoom

About the Speaker 

Dr. Teola Noel is an Assistant Lecturer at the School of Veterinary Medicine, UWI, specializing in Veterinary Public Health, Epidemiology, and Food Safety. Her research focuses on strengthening the preparedness of the swine industry against transboundary animal diseases in the Caribbean. She is also an active member of the Caribbean Animal Health Network (CaribVET) and chairs the Veterinary Public Health working group. 

Dr. Noel is currently pursuing her PhD in Veterinary Public Health. 

All staff and students are encouraged to attend and engage with this timely and impactful research.