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UF CVM will offer up to seven competitive block-grant awards to support new PhD students who start in Fall 2023. Each award will pay tuition and stipend at an annual base rate
maintains course scheduling and curriculum operations, including admissions, course creation & registration, drop/adds, tuition payment, grade entries and degree certification. She
We’re celebrating shelter medicine education with generous support from the ASPCA, Nestlé Purina PetCare Company, and a gift from an anonymous donor!
that cover stipend and/or tuition expenses. Graduate assistants are engaged in teaching and/or research tasks; the stipend is $31,000 to $45,000 per year, depending on available funding
The deadline for applying is September 2, 2016, for the fall semester. Apply today!
Nestlé Purina PetCare Company helps future veterinarian Kimberly Bergen prepare to treat shelter pets. Thanks to a generous grant from Nestlé Purina PetCare Company, soon-to-be Dr. Kimberly Bergen, at Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine located in St. Kitts, West Indies will receive a tuition reimbursement upon her successful completion of VME 6810 Integrating Veterinary...
Nestlé Purina PetCare Company helps future veterinarian Ally Sterman prepare to treat shelter pets. Thanks to a generous grant from Nestlé Purina PetCare Company, soon-to-be Dr. Ally Sterman, at The Ohio State University will receive a tuition reimbursement upon her successful completion of VME 6811 Shelter Animal Physical Health. Shelter Animal Physical Health is one...
Meet PetPoint Solutions scholarship recipient, Karyn Carlson.
PetPoint Solutions helps future veterinarians prepare to treat shelter pets. Thanks to a generous grant from PetPoint Solutions, three of the online students will receive a tuition reimbursement upon successful completion of VME 6811 Shelter Animal Physical Health. Shelter Animal Physical Health is one of three online courses offered by Maddie’s® Shelter Medicine Program. Click on an image...
paid in tuition is nowhere near the worth of my degree. When you give back, you get back much more than you think you’re getting. In the end it’s a very humbling experience.”
