Dr. Wayne Jensen named head of CSU Department of Clinical Sciences
Dr. Jensen provides critical leadership for nearly 150 faculty and staff who train students in CSU’s renowned Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Program.
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Techie veterinary alumna creates Vet2Pet app to boost pet health
Dr. Stacee Santi wanted an easy way to remind pet owners to give monthly heartworm medication, for clients to request prescription refills, and more. So she developed an app.
Pooch Plunge: Splish, splash, they’ll be takin’ a bath
CSU’s James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital is the presenting sponsor of the 13th annual Pooch Plunge.
Young alumna buzzes with excitement over malaria research
CSU alumna Jasmine Donkoh landed a prestigious post-baccalaureate fellowship with the National Institutes of Health.
Navajo student helps launch CSU veterinary program in his home community
CSU veterinary students began equipping teenagers with basic veterinary skills in a region dependent on livestock production – while also encouraging the teens to pursue college education.
‘Lambulance’ chasers: Veterinary team aids rangeland newborns and ewes
Nearly 4,000 ewes and about 7,000 newborns were assessed and treated by a CSU veterinary team that has returned each spring for nearly 20 years.
DVM students receive special honors in 2016 sendoff ceremony
A number of new veterinarians received special honors during Colorado State’s DVM Hooding Ceremony.
Natural birth: Two calves born to NoCo conservation herd
Two cows in the Laramie Foothills Bison Conservation Herd calved May 6 and May 10 on sweeping public grasslands north of Fort Collins.
CSU confers honorary degree to Princess Abigail Kawananakoa
CSU on May 13 will confer an honorary doctorate to Princess Abigail K. Kawananakoa in recognition of her dedication to global equine health and to cultural preservation in Hawaii.
Veterinary Teaching Hospital offers inside view of animal care
The James L. Voss Veterinary Teaching Hospital will host its annual open house Saturday, April 16. The event is free and open to the public.