VMBS Student Awards

American Academy of Veterinary Dermatology Student Award

Presented to a fourth-year student who shows outstanding clinical proficiency in veterinary primary care.

Presented to fourth-year students who demonstrate a sincere interest in veterinary internal medicine, as well as outstanding clinical expertise.

Presented to a fourth-year student who exhibits excellence in clinical ophthalmology.

Presented to a fourth-year student who shows proficiency and interest in pathology.

Presented to a fourth-year student who demonstrates enthusiasm for and understanding of diagnostic and therapeutic radiology.

Given to fourth-year students who demonstrate aptitude and clinical proficiency in large and small animal surgery.

Presented to a second-year student who shows exceptional proficiency, interest, and ability in anatomy.

Presented to a fourth-year student who demonstrates commitment and proficiency in caring for emergency and critical care patients.

Recognizes a fourth-year student who demonstrates dedication to the study of feline healthcare and well-being.

Presented to a fourth-year student who excels in veterinary public health and demonstrates a strong interest in the field.

Presented to graduate students who demonstrate academic excellence in the field of toxicology.

Recognizes a fourth-year student who shows aptitude in the study of clinical neurology and neuroanatomy.

Given by Terri & Landis Griffeth and Linda & Mark Quick, in memory of their beloved pets, Abby and Maggie, to recognize a fourth-year student who demonstrates clinical proficiency in small animal cardiology.

Presented to a third-year student who displays compassionate attributes as characteristics of Dr. Milliff during his many years of teaching.

Presented to a student who demonstrates great interest and understanding of poultry or livestock production, medicine, and disease prevention.

Presented to a fourth-year student who demonstrates excellence in companion bird and non-domestic avian medicine, surgery, and management.

Presented to veterinary students who demonstrate outstanding achievement and enthusiasm for parasitology in small and large production animals.

Awarded to a fourth-year student who has demonstrated clinical excellence, aptitude, and interest in veterinary anesthesia and analgesia.

Given to a graduate student who excels in research, academics, and proposal submissions during their graduate studies.

Given to a graduate student who excels in academics, awards, and honors and participates in extracurricular activities during their graduate studies.

Given to a graduate student who excels in research, academics, and proposal submissions during their graduate studies.

Given to a third-year student who displays proficiency in the study of physiology and pharmacology.

Given to a fourth-year student who illustrates proficiency in clinical theriogenology.

Recognizes an undergraduate, graduate, or veterinary student who is dedicated to avian health research and/or who contributes to the Schubot’s Center’s mission.

Recognizes a DVM student in good standing from a rural county or area.

The TVMA One Health Committee Scholarship shall be used for offsetting educational conference travel and/or tuition expenses accrued by veterinary students at Texas A&M University College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences and/or Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine.

Recognizes a 2nd or 3rd year veterinary student who has been engaged in philanthropic activities and has demonstrated leadership by supporting or starting a charitable program.

Presented to students who demonstrate excellence in research.

Recognizes a fourth-year student who demonstrates proficiency in the care of veterinary oncology patients and aptitude in clinical oncology.

Presented to veterinary students who demonstrates excellence in research.

Presented to a fourth-year student who shows exceptional promise and dedication to the field of veterinary emergency medicine.

Presented to a fourth-year student who demonstrates dedication, leadership, and service to SAVMA, in honor of Dr. Ruoff who served as a SAVMA advisor for many years.

Presented to fourth-year students who demonstrates outstanding proficiency in zoo, wildlife, and/or exotic animal medicine.