January 2014

Sophomore veterinary student Giuliana Miranda, a native of Peru, officially became a U.S. citizen on Dec. 19.

A new forensic pathology fellowship fills key gap in veterinary sciences.

Program now has a new name to better reflect role in college, community.

In the news A story about a UF CVM research study focusing on the use of a new technique for vaccinating cats made the American Veterinary Medical Association’s list of highlights from 2013. The AVMA Smartbrief article here; the original story is here. That story featured the work…

Conference focusing on recognizing and responding to non-accidental animal injury will be held April 5.

UF veterinarians seek dogs with chronic osteoarthritis for new stem cell study.

December came and went, along with various festivities and traditions, not the least of which is the college’s annual holiday party. For the past two years, the party has been held at the Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences’ Straughn Center, providing a spacious venue for celebrating the contributions of…

A senior UF veterinary student has received one of eight national scholarship awards given yearly by the American Association of Equine Practitioners and Markel.

First group completes graduate certificate in Shelter Medicine Dr. Candice Corriher is one of the first group of graduates to complete the Maddie’s Online Certificate…

Clinical pathology resident receives research grant Dr. Amy Weeden Dr. Amy Weeden, the second year clinical pathology resident at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine, has received the 2013 Share the Future research grant from the American Society for Veterinary Clinical Pathology…

CVM celebrates Movember to enhance cancer awareness   Moustaches with panache were spotted all over the UF College of Veterinary Medicine and the UF Veterinary Hospitals in the month that has become internationally recognized as “Movember” as a group of faculty, residents, staff and students grew their facial hair…