Did you know that you are one of 6,775 DVM graduates and 596 MS/Ph.D. graduates
from the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine?
Join the College of Veterinary Medicine to establish the Auburn Veterinary Alumni Association. This organization will be an affiliate organization of the Auburn Alumni Association, but dual membership is not required. There is no fee for membership to the Auburn Veterinary Alumni Association.
The benefits of membership in the Association:
- Providing mentorship and networking opportunities for Auburn CVM graduates
- Connecting Auburn CVM graduates by geographic region, worldwide
- Promoting the role of Auburn veterinarians in organized veterinary medicine
- Recruiting Auburn veterinarians and scientists for employment
- Participating in Auburn alumni events at major meetings
- Serving in important outreach roles for the college
- Staying informed on the latest information about the college
- Showing our collective pride in being members of the Auburn VetMed family
Become a member of the Auburn Veterinary Alumni Association — register here.
Questions? Email alumni@vetmed.auburn.edu, or call 334/844-3674.
Thank you for being a part of this exciting new initiative! Join the Auburn VetMed family by signing up and making this association successful.
Organizing Committee: Dean Calvin Johnson ’86; Dr. Maggie Canning ’16; Dr. Beth Ann Frost ’15; and Dr. Anna Reddish ’13.
Wilford S. Bailey Distinguished Alumni Award
The College of Veterinary Medicine has graduated untold numbers of individuals who have achieved at the highest levels of the profession, and whose contributions have made a difference, collectively, in every area of animal health and one medicine. These individuals should be recognized for their achievements and success.
The Wilford S. Bailey Distinguished Alumni Award is the College of Veterinary Medicine’s highest alumni award, recognizing career excellence in any of three general areas:
§ Academia
§ Private Practice
§ Other, Research and Public Policy (including service in government, industry, and the military).
Nominees may be DVM, MS or Ph.D. graduates of the college. Nominees should be those whose actions have made a difference in his or her community or beyond in advancing animal and human health. Recipients are recognized at during Commencement ceremony each May.
When providing a nomination, please include
o Nominee’s name
o Class year and degree
o Current address
o Daytime Phone
o Curriculum Vitae of the Candidate, including educational or professional training; current professional activity, professional and educational organizations; participation in civic and community or other organizations; and honorary societies and/or special awards
o Two Letters of Support
o Reason You Believe the Nominee is a Distinguished Alumnus
o Name, Address, and Phone Number of the Person Submitting the Nomination
Nomination packets should be mailed to:
Alumni Advisory Council
c/o Diana Turner
104 Greene Hall
Auburn, AL 36849-5517
Deadline: Received by March 15, 2018
Young Achiever Awards
The Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine Young Achiever awards are given to recognize members of the class celebrating their 10th anniversary. The class of 2008 holds its 10-year alumni reunion in October during the college’s 111th Annual Conference.
Nominees should be recognized for their accomplishments in veterinary medicine, their outstanding community service, and for their advancement of animal health.
The Awards Committee of the Alumni Advisory Council reviews the nominations and selects the recipients who will be honored during opening session of Annual Conference.
To nominate a member of the class of 2008, submit the following information by April 15, 2018, to:
Awards Committee
Alumni Advisory Council
c/oDiana Turner
104 Greene Hall
Auburn, AL 36849-5517
Three areas of eligibility
1) Academia
2) Private Practice
3) Other, Research, and Public Policy (including service in government, industry, and the military)
The candidate must be a DVM graduate of Auburn’s College of Veterinary Medicine. The nominee should be known for accomplishments in veterinary medicine and/or have made an outstanding contribution to his or her community and the advancement of animal and human health in the ten years since graduation.
Documentation for Nomination
Nominee
Current Address
Daytime Phone
Educational and Professional Training
Current Professional Activity
Previous Professional Activity
Professional and Educational Organizations
Participation in Civic and Community or Other Organizations
Honorary Societies, Honors, and/or Special Awards
Why do you think this nominee is deserving of a Young Achiever Award?
Name, Address, and Phone Number of Person Submitting Nomination
