"Diversity drives excellence in everything that we do as a team, including biomedical education and research."
– Dr. Ramesh Vemulapalli, Department Head, Veterinary Pathobiology
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require a greater diversity of contributors and have widespread positive impact.
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The CVM family at Texas A&M University is reaching out changing lives and minds in positive ways.
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"Being an ambassador is more than simply giving tours. Being a part of this amazing team has helped me create my own path to reach my goals as a pre-vet student."
– Linh Ngo, Biomedical Sciences Undergraduate Student & CVM Ambassador
College News
When Tex Moncrief welcomed a rescued pug into his home, he opened the doors to a friendship with an Aggie...
An early interest in cancer research set Mahsa Zarei on a path to investigate treatments for rare and genetically linked...
Story by Megan Myers Many veterinarians and staff members at the Texas A&M Large Animal Hospital (LAH) recognize Santana Bening....
Pet Talk
Vesicular stomatitis, or VSV, is a virus endemic to the warmer regions of North, Central, and South America. Texans with...
Independence Day is a lively, outdoor holiday that offers many opportunities to include your furry friend. Although these summer festivities...
Snorts, yips, growls, and groans—pet dogs make a variety of sounds that can entertain or worry their owner, depending on...
"I was one of those who decided I wanted to be a veterinarian when I was really small. I love what I do; I wouldn’t change it for the world."
– Dr. Dusty Nagy, Clinical Associate Professor, Large Animal Clinical Sciences
CVM Buildings
"I think we’re really fortunate here, because we have such wonderful faculty who are willing to take us under their wings."
– Marshal Covin, Third-Year Veterinary Student