Veterinary forensic pathologist honored by national group
Dr. Adam Stern with Dr. Jerry Ritchey, president of the American College of Veterinary Pathologists, who presented the award. Richey is also Stern’s former residency mentor.
Dr. Adam Stern, a professor of forensic pathology at the UF College of Veterinary Medicine, has received the 2022 President’s Award from the American College of Veterinary Pathologists.
The award was presented on November 15 during the ACVP’s annual meeting in Boston, and is given to individuals providing notably valuable service to the organization that clearly exceeds normal expectations. He received the award for his efforts to develop and implement a fellowship program in veterinary forensic pathology
“I am truly grateful for this award,” Stern said. “The development of an ACVP-supported fellowship program could not have been done without the help of all the members on the organization’s veterinary forensic pathology task force.”
He added, “The implementation of this fellowship program will allow us to formally recognize those board-certified veterinary pathologists with expertise in veterinary forensic pathology.”
November-December 2022
2022 research accomplishments at UFCVM
In the calendar year, we produced or have been involved in several news stories highlighting traditional and clinical research.
Veterinary forensic pathologist honored by national group
Dr. Adam Stern received the President’s Award at the American College of Veterinary Pathologists’ annual meeting.
Small animal oncologist honored for presentation
Dr. Marilia Takada’s research focuses on a novel targeted therapy for dogs with histiocytic sarcoma.
Faculty member honored during Celebrating Distinction ceremony
Dr. Cynda Crawford was officially installed as the Fredrica Saltzman Endowed Professorship Chair in Shelter Medicine.
UF shelter medicine team presents workshop in Thailand
A UF shelter medicine team provided hands-on learning opportunities as well as lectures aimed at enhancing knowledge of shelter population management.
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