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U.S. Attorney General visits Auburn to Examine Initiatives Addressing Nation’s Public Safety Threats
Sep 21, 2018
The nation’s top law enforcement official, U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions, visited Auburn University Friday to examine two Auburn initiatives designed to protect the public—one focused on the national opioid crisis and the other involving the world’s most advanced detector dogs. Sessions visited Auburn’s College of Veterinary Medicine for a look at its Canine Performance Sciences program, which is […]
Veterinary Faculty Teaching Science of Radiology through Art
Sep 11, 2018
There may be nothing more important to a veterinary radiologist than developing visual skills in order to make determinations about a medical issue an animal may have. To teach veterinary students how to hone their visual skills, Rachel Moon, DVM, an assistant clinical professor of radiology in the Department of Clinical Sciences in Auburn University’s […]
Popular Football, Fans and Feathers Show on Fridays Before Home Football Games
Sep 4, 2018
One of Auburn University’s most popular fall programs returns to offer fans the opportunity to see a raptor show and flight demonstration—the Southeastern Raptor Center’s Football, Fans and Feathers educational program will be held each Friday before home football games. This year, seven shows will coincide with home football games, giving fans the opportunity to […]
Southeastern Raptor Center Readying for Eagle Lure and Jess Game Day Auctions
Sep 4, 2018
Tara Durboraw is a senior at Auburn University, majoring in wildlife ecology and management. The New Market, Alabama, native also volunteers for the Southeastern Raptor Center, where she works with the eagles and other raptors. At other times, she is an artist who is sharing her love for the raptors and designing the game day lures […]
Theriogenology Program Receives Resident Support from AKC
Aug 30, 2018
For a third time since its association with the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine, the American Kennel Club’s (AKC) Canine Health Foundation and the Theriogenology Foundation have funded a residency program in companion animal theriogenology. In a recent announcement, the AKC has awarded a $100,000 grant to support a third residency in Auburn’s theriogenology […]
Auburn Veterinary Medicine Maintains Full AAALAC Accreditation
Aug 28, 2018
Animals play a key role in veterinary education and the advancement of medical care, and Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine strives to ensure that it follows only the highest standards in the care of animals under its charge.
Veterinary Students Dominate Competition at National Theriogenology Conference
Aug 23, 2018
Capturing four of the top six awards, Auburn College of Veterinary Medicine students dominated the academic and scientific competition at this year’s Society for Theriogenology National Conference in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The team also brought back the organization’s highest award, the SCOTY (Student Chapter of the Year Award), presented to the student chapter earning the most […]
Students Recognized at Life of the College Awards
Aug 17, 2018
Ten Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine students were recognized for their achievements at the 2018 Life of the College Awards. The awards recognize students’ scholarly work, research accomplishments, business aptitude, promotion of the human-animal bond, and their altruistic service to the college, faculty and fellow students. “All of you are exceptional students and represent […]
Aug 3, 2018
Some 100 researchers collaborating in the fight against cancer will gather for the Auburn University Research Initiative in Cancer, or AURIC, Fourth Annual Symposium Aug. 24-25 at the Marriott Grand National Resort, Opelika, Alabama. Since 2012, AURIC has linked researchers with a common goal and purpose in the fight to alleviate cancer. “Cancer is a major health […]
Staff Recognized in College’s 10th Staff Awards Ceremony
Jul 31, 2018
College of Veterinary Medicine staff and administrative employees were recently recognized for their dedicated work and support of the college.