Homecoming barbecue is Nov. 7
The University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine’s annual barbecue tailgate gathering will be held Nov. 7 at the UF/IFAS Straughn Center. The event will start three hours before kickoff for the game between UF and Vanderbilt with game time still to be announcd.
All college faculty, retired faculty and senior class students may attend for free. Students, staff, spouses, guests and family are welcome to attend with paid admission. The cost is $15 for adults, $10 for children.
Please join us for a great day of fun, food and friendship before the Gators take on Vandy!
To register, please visit our website.
October 2015
Students for a day: College supporters experience the veterinary life
Several supporters of the college gathered recently to experience what life as a UF veterinary student might be like.
Longtime endowed professors receive chairs in special presentation
Two of the college’s endowed professors received chairs inscribed with their official titles during a special presentation.
Dressage horse back in international competition after successful treatment at UF
A world-class dressage horse is back in competition after successful treatment at UF for a heart condition.
Temple Grandin, renowned author and autism advocate, visits UF
Renowned author, livestock behavior expert and autism advocate Temple Grandin spoke in Gainesville and visited UF in late September.
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People
- Seasoned development professional joins college fundraising team
- Students for a day: College supporters experience the veterinary life
- Longtime endowed professors receive chairs in special presentation
- Student helps procure grant for Operation Catnip
News
- In the news
- Dressage horse back in international competition after successful treatment at UF
- Temple Grandin, renowned author and autism advocate, visits UF
