Admissions Update
The University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine finished the last of its admissions interviews on Feb. 11.
“The process went smoothly and was well received by all the candidates,” said Jonathan Orsini, director of admissions for the college. “The Admissions Committee was impressed by another strong applying class to the UFCVM and looks forward to seeing many of those candidates in class next year.”
He added that the Office for Students and Instruction would also like to thank the current freshmen and sophomore students that helped the interview process run so smoothly again this year.
“We couldn’t have done it without them,” he said.
Official acceptance letters were mailed and emailed to Class of 2016 hopefuls on Feb. 15, and all offers are valid until April 16.
The college plans to seat 112 students in the Class of 2016.
March 2012
Physics, technical expertise guide LINAC’s success
A visiting physicist and a specially trained technician have helped boost the success of the new linear accelerator in UF’s Small Animal Hospital during its first year of operation.
Researcher relishes problem-solving, teaching
Dr. Nancy Denslow, a professor of physiological sciences, is respected not just for her scientific expertise, but also for her collegiality and collaborative spirit.
Care for a Crane
Zoological medicine veterinarians were able to save the life of a sandhill crane that was rescued after being found stuck in the muck at Orange Lake.
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- Researcher relishes problem-solving, teaching
- Superior Accomplishment Award winners honored at luncheon
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- ACVO Service Dog Day is May 25
