In the news
- A story about two soccer sisters who drew on support from members of the Gator Nation to raise funds to save their dog, who was treated at UF’s Small Animal Hospital, appeared in broadcasts by WCJB-TV 20 news, and in WUFT-Channel 5 News, as well as in the Gainesville Sun and in The Alligator.
- Dr. Margo Macpherson’s recent election to the office of vice president of the American Association of Equine Practitioners appeared in The Horse and in the Business Report of North Central Florida.
- Coverage of Dr. Roy Curtiss’ appointment to the National Academy of Inventors was covered by the Independent Florida Alligator and on the University of Florida website.
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December 2015-January 2016
College celebrates 40th Anniversary in 2016
The UF College of Veterinary Medicine celebrates its 40th Anniversary in 2016. Events marking this milestone will be held throughout the year.
Soccer twins’ drive, UF veterinarians save dog
Soccer team unofficial mascot saved thanks to UF veterinarians, twin sisters’ drive and support from the Gator Nation.
Article by UF equine researchers lauded by journal
UF equine researchers’ study of the effect of antibiotics in treatment of a medical condition common in foals is recognized by a leading veterinary journal.
Students win fourth place in animal welfare contest
University of Florida veterinary students received fourth place overall in the 15th Annual Intercollegiate Animal Welfare Judging and Assessment Contest.
Faculty member now board-certified in new shelter medicine specialty
Dr. Brian DiGangi has become one of only four veterinarians to become certified in the new specialty of Shelter Medicine Practice.
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People
- Congressman to visit UF to speak to students on veterinary policy
- International graduate students honored
- Students win fourth place in animal welfare contest
- Faculty member now board-certified in new shelter medicine specialty
News
- In the news
- College celebrates 40th Anniversary in 2016
- Soccer twins’ drive, UF veterinarians save dog
- UF VBMA plans spring business conference
