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This program focuses on the responsible use and care of animals and plants within a research and teaching environment. St. Francis Xavier University's program is certified by the Canadian Council on Animal Care (CCAC) and adheres to Good Animal Practice (GAP). The program involves a dedicated animal care facility and trained staff, including a Senior Animal and Plant Care Technician, an Animal Care Technician, and student assistants. The Animal Care Committee (ACC) oversees animal use protocols, standard operating procedures, and policies, typically meeting three times a year. Key ethical principles such as Replacement, Reduction, and Refinement (the "Three R's") are embedded in the program's conduct, promoting responsible scientific practices.

The Anthropology Department at St. Francis Xavier University offers a program focused on the study of human societies and their development. The department acknowledges its location in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral territory of the Mi'kmaq people, and recognizes the historical connections of people of African descent to Nova Scotia. The program encourages student engagement through activities like weekly study sessions hosted by the Anthropology Society, providing a space for students to connect and study together.