Free training from the University of Minnesota empowers all veterinarians to safeguard livestock and communities.

CVM community members connect visitors with veterinary science across exhibits, booths, stage shows and more at the fair 

Lindstrom-Engel Fellowship Endowment provided professional development awards—covering conference fees, travel, and specialized training—as well as salary support to sustain high-impact research through transitional phases.

From wildlife conservation to military service, a dual degree in veterinary medicine and public health opens doors for two students. 

A conversation about a livestock virus led Megin Nichols ’08 to pursue veterinary medicine and public health. Now she helps track some of the nation's most significant disease threats at the CDC.

While pursuing her Master of Public Health after earning a veterinary degree, Kristen Clark’s capstone project created her first of several One Health jobs that have since made an impact across multiple Midwest states.

From disease surveillance to food safety, University of Minnesota alumni and students are building a healthier world with their veterinary public health training. 

Over the last two years, dozens of projects and experience with multiple species have prepared veterinarian Michelle Schultze for a wide range of public health work.