The program recognizes second-year veterinary students from underserved groups who have shown an interest in and affinity for growing leadership capabilities.
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.
Four College of Veterinary Medicine students with an interest in bovine medicine were awarded scholarships this fall by the American Association of Bovine Practitioners.
From specialty hospitals and rural clinics to dairy farms and in-home hospice visits, fourth-year DVM students at the College of Veterinary Medicine build expertise through externships.
