AASV Annual Meetings

Year

Date

Location

Program Chair

Theme/Comments

1969

Jul 14

Minneapolis, Minnesota (AVMA)

John Herrick, AVMA President-elect

Organizational meeting to initiate formation of AASP; 30 attendees

1970

Mar 5

Des Moines, Iowa

Vaylord Ladwig, Pres

James Bailey, Sec-Treas

Organizational meeting held in conjunction with 1st American Pork Congress – 76 attendees signed in. AASP up to approximately 100 members

1970

Jun 24

Las Vegas, Nevada (AVMA)

Thomas Keefe

AASP Swine Enteritis Symposium (first “annual meeting”) held in conjunction with the AVMA Convention, attended by over 100. AASP membership over 200.

Also 1/2 day swine session portion of the AVMA Section on Large Animals.

1971

Mar 4

Des Moines, Iowa

(American Pork Congress)

Thomas Keefe?

Organizational meeting; swine program at Pork Congress (Workshop 6, Swine Health) included Dr. Bob Bury, South Dakota State University, Dr. Howard Dunne, Pennsylvania State University, Dr. D.L. Harris, Iowa State University, and Dr. Wally Brandt, Flanagan, Illinois. 66 attendees signed in to meeting.

1971

Jul 22

Detroit, Michigan (AVMA)

Thomas Keefe

AASP annual meeting held in conjunction with a scientific session on reproduction and nutrition presented by Drs. Al Leman and Baker of Illinois.

Also a 3-hour in-depth seminar on swine respiratory diseases presented by Canadian Drs. L’Ecuyer and C.K. Roe

1972

Mar 21

Kansas City, Missouri (American Pork Congress)

Tom Keefe

AASP membership = over 475. Press invited to attend meeting as guests. Board voted to hold regular annual meeting in conjunction with American Pork Congress moving forward.

1972

Jul 18

New Orleans, Louisiana (AVMA)

Wally Brandt

Dr. Al Leman reports on IPVS Congress; Board discusses efforts to bring IPVS to U.S. AASP membership = 532

1973

Mar 12-13

Indianapolis, Indiana

David Bechtol?

179 attendees. Elanco sponsored a reception and dinner for AASP members and wives.

1974

Mar 4-5

Des Moines, Iowa

John Berthelsen

Held at the Downtown Holiday Inn. Elanco provided cocktail hour and banquet. Approximately 300 attendees

1975

Mar 18-19

Kansas City, Missouri

Kent Kislingbury

Dick Penny, Royal Vet College, London, England, invited to be a featured speaker.

1976

Mar 8-9

Indianapolis, Indiana

Howard Terrill

Elanco sponsoring Monday night banquet for 400.

1977

Feb 27-Mar 1

Des Moines, Iowa

Leon Wernimont

First AASV Awards presented: Howard Dunne, Swine Practitioner of the Year, Certificate of Appreciation

1978

Mar 5-7

Kansas City, Missouri

Ralph Vinson

1979

Mar 4-6

Indianapolis, Indiana

Jon Witt?

1980

Apr 20-22

Minneapolis, Minnesota

J.R. Randolph

First year the meeting was held separately from Pork Congress; Record attendance of 670.

1981

May 17-19

Kansas City, Missouri

James Bailey

1982

Apr 18-20

Des Moines, Iowa

Steve Henry

1983

Apr 17-19

Cincinnati, Ohio

LeRoy Biehl

1984

Mar 4-6

Kansas City, Missouri

Roy Schultz

 

1985

Mar 24-26

Des Moines, Iowa

Rodney Johnson

1986

Mar 16-18

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Bernard Curran

1987

Mar 8-10

Indianapolis, Indiana

Wayne Freese

Reproduction

1988

Mar 6-8

Saint Louis, Missouri

Joe Connor

First Tech Tables Exhibit

1989

Mar 5-7

Des Moines, Iowa

L. Kirk Clark

Finishing Pig

1990

Mar 4-6

Denver, Colorado

James McKean

Environment

1991

Mar 3-5

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Jack Anderson

1992

Mar 1-3

Nashville, Tennessee

Gary Dial

The Breeding Herd

1993

Mar 7-9

Kansas City, Missouri

Tim Loula

Grow-Finish

1994

Mar 5-8

Rosemont, Illinois

David Reeves

Maturation – Change - Opportunity

1995

Mar 4-7

Omaha, Nebraska

Max Rodibaugh

The “Big Picture”

1996

Mar 2-5

Nashville, Tennessee

Howard Hill

Efficient Pork Production

1997

Mar 1-4

Quebec City, Quebec

Larry Rueff

Back to the Basics

1998

Mar 7-10

Des Moines, Iowa

Rick Tubbs

People, Knowledge, and Technology

1999

Feb 27-Mar 2

Saint Louis, Missouri

Alan Scheidt

Swine Practice, Pork, and the Media

2000

Mar 11-14

Indianapolis, Indiana

Bob Morrison

Swine Practitioners in the New Millennium

2001

Feb 24-27

Nashville, Tennessee

David Madsen

Science and Technology 2001: Clear Goals or Black Holes?

2002

Mar 2-5

Kansas City, Missouri

Lisa Tokach

Exceeding Expectations

2003

Mar 8-11

Orlando, Florida

Rick Sibbel

Using Science to Enhance the Food Supply

2004

Mar 6-9

Des Moines, Iowa

John Waddell

Back to the Basics

2005

Mar 5-8

Toronto, Ontario

Tom Gillespie

Applying the Basics

2006

Mar 4-7

Kansas City, Missouri

Scott Dee

Beyond the Basics

2007

Mar 3-6

Orlando, Florida

Daryl Olsen

Good to Great

2008

Mar 8-11

San Diego, California

Kerry Keffaber

Building on our Strengths

2009

Mar 7-10

Dallas, Texas

Butch Baker

Securing our Future

2010

Mar 6-9

Omaha, Nebraska

Paul Ruen

Implementing Knowledge

2011

Mar 5-8

Phoenix, Arizona

Randy Jones

Evidence-based Practice: How do we get there?

2012

Mar 10-13

Denver, Colorado

Tara Donovan

Integrating Science, Welfare, and Economics in Practice

2013

Mar 2-5

San Diego, California

Matt Anderson

Purpose-Inspired Practice

2014

Mar 1-4

Dallas, Texas

Michelle Sprague

Our Oath in Practice

2015

Feb 28-Mar 3

Orlando, Florida

Ron Brodersen

Beyond Our Oath: Integrity, Intensity, Professionalism

2016

Feb 27-Mar 1

New Orleans, Louisiana

George Charbonneau

Standing on the Shoulders of Giants: Collaboration & Teamwork

2017

Feb 25-28

Denver, Colorado

Alex Ramirez

One World, One Health, One Passion for Pigs

2018

Mar 3-6

San Diego, California

C. Scanlon Daniels

Global Knowledge: Individual Application

2019

Mar 9-12

Orlando, Florida

Nathan Winkelman

Built to Last: Celebrating 50 Years of Progress

2020

Mar 7-10

Atlanta, Georgia

Jeff Harker

2020: A Vision for the Future

2021

Feb 27-Mar 2

Virtual Conference

Mary Battrell

Navigating the Future … Together

2022 Feb 26-Mar 1 Indianapolis, Indiana Mike Senn Defining Our Future
         
2023 Mar 4-7 Aurora, Colorado Bill Hollis Be There!
         
2024 Feb 24-27 Nashville, Tennessee Angela Baysinger Leading AASV into the Future