A global leader in One Health and molecular epidemiology, Sreevatsan’s research into zoonotic diseases has helped shape how we understand the interface between animal and human health.
DVM and graduate students, a Veterinary Public Health and Preventative Medicine Program resident and an alumna from the College of Veterinary Medicine were honored as recipients of nearly $174,000 in scholarships.
This award is given to MVMA members who have graduated from veterinary school within the past 10 years, have demonstrated achievement and leadership through veterinary community involvement and actively engaged with others in the profession.
This award is given to an MVMA member who has given much to the veterinary profession as well as to his or her community, and is a well-rounded member who is outstanding in the profession.
The 12-week program provides an opportunity for first- and second-year students to gain hands-on experience in research. For veterinarian Katie Anderson, the experience was career-changing.
