Two grants procured by UF from the Clinical and Translational Science Award One Health Alliance, or COHA, funded the symposium.

Dr. David Freeman has received the American College of Veterinary Surgeons’ Founders’ Award for Career Achievement.

The paper examined the outcomes of dogs undergoing immediate or delayed surgical treatment for gastrointestinal foreign body obstruction.

The University of Florida is the only veterinary medical college in the world to offer four ACVS-approved fellowship opportunities.

The Provost’s Office offers the Excellence Awards for Assistant Professors to recognize junior faculty for excellence in research.

Dr. Federico Vilaplana Grosso and Dr. Roy Curtiss were honored for their achievements in teaching and research, respectively.

The article in Veterinary Dermatology found promising results in the use of a spray solution for treating canine atopic dermatitis.

The award is the highest honor given to an early career scientist in respiratory physiology.

The college honored several outstanding veterinary practitioners and specialists in this year’s program.

FVMA honors key college leaders and staff at annual conference.

The Urology Care Foundation’s Research Scholar Program supports future research leaders and ensures that they receive the necessary training and guidance for a successful research career.

The R21 grant will further Dr. Andrew Allison’s study into how RNA viruses capture host genes to subvert immune responses and cause disease.