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External Awards

Dr. Glennon Mays holds his 2026 Southwest Veterinary Symposium Visionary of the Year award while posing with a colleague at the awards reception.

VMBS’ Glennon Mays Recognized With ‘Visionary of the Year’ Award

VERO doctoral student Brennen Hunt stands beside his award-winning research poster at the 2026 Reciprocal Meat Conference.

VERO Doctoral Student Wins National Meat Science Research Award

Portrait of Dr. Gerald Parker wearing a navy suit, white shirt, and maroon tie against a neutral gray background.

Texas A&M Veterinarian Selected to Chair National Committee

Dr. Kate Creevy stands in the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences building holding the 2026 American Veterinary Medical Association Career Achievement in Canine Research Award.

VMBS Professor Receives American Veterinary Medical Association Career Award

Dr. Michael Golding stands in his laboratory at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences beside a microscope while giving a thumbs-up.

New $2.9 Million NIH Grant Supports Growing Research Connecting Father’s Drinking To Children’s Long-Term Health Issues

Texas A&M Ranked Third-Best Veterinary School In U.S., No. 5 in the World

Dr. Stephen Safe reviews a document with a student in a hallway, discussing research materials together.

VMBS Distinguished Professor Stephen Safe Recognized As 2026 SEC Faculty Achievement Award Winner

Jillian Anderson and Claudia Garrett stand side by side outdoors, smiling at the camera on the Texas A&M campus.

Removing a barrier to life-saving donations

Two researchers sit at a desk in an office, reviewing documents together, with computer monitors and shelves of books and papers in the background.

Texas A&M University Launches $15.3 Million NIH-Funded Center To Strengthen Chemical Safety Assessments, Reduce Animal Use

Dr. Jianrong Li and a member of her research team work together in a laboratory, handling test tubes and samples while wearing lab coats and gloves.

Texas A&M Researcher Receives $2.17 Million Federal Grant To Study Early Brain Changes Linked To Alzheimer’s Disease

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