New college awards: Diversity, faculty winners announced at Fall Forum
The college announced the first winners in two new awards programs: the CVMBS Faculty Awards and the Diversity and Inclusion Award.
The college announced the first winners in two new awards programs: the CVMBS Faculty Awards and the Diversity and Inclusion Award.
During five hours under the knife, Dr. Eileen Hackett removed 80% of Chamonix’s colon, which was approximately 200-pounds worth. The surgery was a success and Chamonix defied the odds.
Dr. Paul Morley, CSU professor of epidemiology and infection control, writes about the university's cutting-edge work on antimicrobial resistance.
Dr. Jane Shaw is the first winner of the American Academy of Communication in Healthcare Teaching Excellence Award.
CSU professor of equine surgery, Dr. David Frisbie, has been named vice president of the American Association of Equine Practitioners.
Dr. Mo Salman, professor of veterinary epidemiology, was honored with the American College of Veterinary Preventive Medicine 2017 Helwig-Jennings Award .
Dr. Stephanie McGrath, a neurologist who spent her career treating seizure disorders, inflammatory brain diseases and spinal cord disorders, is currently leading a Colorado State University study on veterinary CBD treatment of epilepsy and osteoarthritis in dogs.
The new Frank Communication Workshop Series at CSU provides the opportunity for veterinary team members to enhance their communication toolbox and to learn how to mentor others.
“This is the first time veterinary scientists, along with leaders of major global health and agriculture agencies have come together to call for a coordinated international response to Zoonotic TB,” said Colorado State University’s Dr. Francisco Olea-Popelka, lead author of the Lancet report.
Fortunately, rabies is preventable with vaccination and well-controlled in most areas of the United States, says Ragan Adams, DVM, a coordinator with the Colorado State University Veterinary Extension.