Congratulations to all of our new summer graduates.

The professorship provides perpetual support for a clinical faculty member associated with the department of small animal clinical sciences who works with the UF Small Animal Hospital’s emergency and critical care service.

The researchers hope the test will help fish professionals detect the virus in the field or in laboratories with limited resources.

Several students in the college’s graduate studies program received their degrees May 4-5 in two separate ceremonies held on campus.

The award is given annually to recognize outstanding research in dairy cattle physiology.

Dr. Larry Garcia led the UF VETS disaster response team during the groups deployment to Fort Myers in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian.

Bliss-Dodd played a key role in managing purchasing for the new UF Veterinary Hospital at World Equestrian Center.

Forrester was a leading researcher in the area of wildlife and infectious diseases, whose focus was the epizootiology of wildlife parasites.

The winners were honored at a luncheon held March 20 at the Hilton University of Florida.

Dr. Kaitlyn Mullen received the AAVC’s Resident Award for her accomplishments.

Contributions of Louise Courtelis and her late husband, Alec, made possible the success the college enjoys today.

Kim McFarlane, a fourth-year UF veterinary student, was asked to speak because of her role in serving as president of the Collegiate Veteran Society.