This certification course provides a comprehensive introduction to Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM), covering foundational theories such as Yin-Yang and the Five Elements essential for clinical assessment and treatment.
During Networking at Noon, students groups have the chance to meet and connect with faculty in a casual setting. The event includes lunch provided by Student American Veterinary Medical Association (SAVMA).
This 2-hour virtual Mini Bootcamp explores practical, evidence-based strategies for controlling Eimeria infections amid growing concerns about anticoccidial resistance.
Dr. Robin Bast, the lunch speaker, is the Veterinary Development Program Manager at UVC. Dr. Bast was a full-time veterinarian at the Clinic for Wildlife Rehabilitation of Wildlife (CROW) in Sanibel, Florida.
AAVMP and sPrideVMC are collaborating for Mid-Autumn Under the Rainbow Moon! Join us for karaoke, mooncakes, and lantern painting as we celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival and the LGBTQ+ community. 🌕🐇🏮🏳️🌈
📅 Date: 9/25/2026 (Fri) at 5:30pm 📍 Location: Valley 1020 & Valley Lobby
Do you like large animals? Do you have an interest in disaster medicine? Do you want to have a fun time with friends and classmates learning about knots used in veterinary medicine?
The Global Programs office is hosting their annual Film Festival featuring this year's students' videos of the globally engaged projects they worked on over the summer.
Have you been wondering how the content you are learning in class can apply to real-life cases seen first-hand by emergency veterinarians? How blocks like heme and cardiorespiratory will manifest outside of vet school?
