With dreams riding on admission to veterinary medical school, the last thing an aspiring veterinarian wants is to be confused by the process. Applicants and their advisors or mentors often have questions regarding admission to …
DVM Student News
Celebration of Excellence 2019 Award Recipients
Posted onOn Saturday, April 27, students, faculty, staff, and friends gathered in Varsity Hall at Union South to celebrate the end of the academic year and to recognize the efforts of the exceptional people who work …
UW SVM Student Leaders Earn VOICE National Chapter of the Year Award
Posted onThe UW School of Veterinary Medicine chapter of Veterinarians as One Inclusive Community for Empowerment (VOICE) has been selected to receive the VOICE National Chapter of the Year Award for 2018-19. This award honors a …
SVM Faculty, Staff and Students Share Thoughts of Gratitude
Posted onWhether it’s teaching and mentoring tomorrow’s veterinarians and researchers, making a difference for the patients and clients of UW Veterinary Care (UWVC), advancing biomedical science, supporting classmates, or so much more, faculty, staff and students …
Animal Advocates Rewarded With Scholarships
Posted on American VeterinarianOne Health: Myers Aids Poultry Vaccination Project in Madagascar Village
Posted onLaurel Myers was still in elementary school when a shipment of goats to her family’s farm in Bridger, Montana, left everyone sick with fever. “So I grew up thinking of the connections between human and …
Wholly Devoted: Supporting Pets, Empowering People
Posted onFor so many of us, a home isn’t a home without the love of a pet. So to be asked to sacrifice one for the other — keep your housing but lose your pet, or …
Opening the Door to Pet Wellness
Posted onThe Shelter Medicine Program at the UW School of Veterinary Medicine (SVM) is helping to make pet care more accessible through an innovative initiative that delivers veterinary medical care direct to the doorstep of …
Veterinary Histology: An Atlas of Microscopic Anatomy
Posted onUnderstanding the intricacies of cellular-level architecture is one of the first items on the agenda for UW School of Veterinary Medicine students. Amongst a suite of required courses to be taken during the first semester …
Veterinary Students Work with Endangered Cranes
Posted onEach year, a group of Veterinary Medicine students perform health checks on the captive flock residing at the International Crane Foundation in Baraboo, Wisconsin. These critical check-ups are essential for providing the best care possible, …