Dean’s Corner | June 2020
Veterinary Educators Band Together to Support Students
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, veterinary educators around the world
are sharing resources to ensure all veterinary students receive the best online
education possible. At the CVM, the Center for Educational Technologies
is offering many online teaching resources for free.
Texas A&M LAH Continues to Save Lives During Pandemic
Nadar, a 12-year-old Arabian gelding, came to the Large Animal Hospital with
abdominal pain caused by a small intestinal volvulus. Thanks to teamwork and
quick thinking, his surgery was successful and led to a quick and easy recovery.
Texas A&M VET in Texas Panhandle for First
Deployment Supporting Human Health
Dr. Wesley Bissett, director of the Veterinary Emergency Team, departed
College Station on May 4 bound for Lubbock to serve as the operations section chief
for the epidemiology unit working to trace how COVID-19 is circulating in the region.
Veterinary Student
Lives a Life
of Selfless Service
CVM Researcher Finds
Chickens, Pigeons
Share Genetic Mutation
Stevenson Center
Adapts, Continues
To Care For Residents
Other Stories
- Texas A&M CVM Purchases Comprehensive Resource For All Students In Effort To Increase Education On Antimicrobial Stewardship
- Cornell, Chaney Recognized For Meritorious Service By AAVMC
- Texas A&M President Recognizes CVM Staff And VET With Service Awards
- CVM Faculty Recognized With AFS Distinguished Achievement Awards
- Finding The Beat In Veterinary School
- Aggie Student Entrepreneur’s Mission To Improve Vet Tech
- CVM Researcher Discovers Domestic Horse Breed Has Third-Lowest Genetic Diversity
In The News
- KBTX: Emergency Vet Team From Texas A&M Saves Donkey Severely Injured In Tornado
- KBTX: Army Surgeon General Swears In Local Texas A&M Vet Student
- Big 2 News KMID: State Of Texas: The Promise And Peril Of Opening Businesses Across The State
More Texas A&M Global One Health on COVID-19 In The Media
