Beth Williams exemplified how science should be accomplished, and now those lessons are being passed on to their students and their children, continuing to progress wildlife disease research around the globe.
Dr. G. Marvin Beeman has been a leader of veterinary medicine for more than six decades. He will be honored Oct. 3 by the CSU Alumni Association.
The AVMA presented the AVMA Meritorious Service Award in August to Dr. Mark Cox (Colorado State '72), a practitioner who has been involved in organized veterinary medicine throughout his career.
VIDEO: Scott Carver, a former postdoc in Dr. Sue VandeWoude's lab, now a faculty member at the University of Tasmania, won an Ig Nobel prize for studying how, and why, wombats make cube-shaped poo.
By Dr. Chelsey Rae Calhoun: August is Rabies Awareness Month, so please take a moment to learn more about this contagious virus and understand how to protect your pets. Calhoun was born in Cottonwood, Arizona and earned her veterinary degree at Colorado State University.
Drs. Rod Page, Wayne McIlwraith, and Jessica Quimby were honored at the AVMA’s 2019 Excellence in Research Awards.
“Doc” William Amsden turned 100 years old on July 13. After WWII, he used his G.I. Bill to attend Fort Collins Colorado State University to earn his degree in veterinary medicine.
Mark Stetter, DVM, Diplomate ACZM and Dean of Colorado State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Science, helped spearhead the Veterinary Education Loan Repayment Program (VELRP) in Colorado.
Dr. Miranda Sadar, a veterinarian at Colorado State University, said heatstroke is rare among animals in captivity, particularly among lions. But organ dysfunction is common among older lions, she said, and often makes the cats much more sensitive to weather.
Dr. Rod Page received the American Veterinary Medical Association Career Achievement in Canine Research Award at the National Veterinary Scholars Symposium on July 27 in Worcester, Mass.