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Lester named chair of large animal clinical sciences department
Published: July 27th, 2018
Dr. Guy Lester will return to the UFCVM faculty this fall to chair the department of large animal clinical sciences.
College’s dean honored by national business group
Published: July 16th, 2018
The college’s dean, Dr. James W. Lloyd, has been honored by a national veterinary medical business group.
3-D Printing a game changer for veterinary surgery at UF
Published: July 13th, 2018
The advantages of 3-D printing technology in veterinary medicine include enhanced surgical outcomes due to reduced risk made possible by pre-surgery planning.
Adin named chair of small animal clinical sciences department
Published: July 10th, 2018
Dr. Chris Adin, a former UFCVM faculty member, will start his new job on Sept. 1.
Chair named for college’s newest department
Published: June 28th, 2018
Dr. Subhashinie Kariawasam will join the college as chair of the department of comparative, diagnostic and population medicine.
College’s 2018 Distinguished Award winners announced
Published: May 30th, 2018
The college’s newest Distinguished Award recipients were honored May 26 during UFCVM commencement exercises.
Unique program at UF hones veterinary students’ business acumen
Published: May 30th, 2018
The UFCVM’s business management certificate program is unique in the country.
UF veterinarians share health research with poultry farmers in Syria at conference
Published: April 30th, 2018
UF veterinarians find a way to share poultry research at conference in war-torn Syria.
$3.2 Million grant funds development of new malaria vaccine
Published: April 2nd, 2018
The Global Health Innovative Technology Fund has awarded UF and partners in the United States and Japan $3.2 million to advance a promising vaccine to prevent transmission of malaria.
Dog hit by golf cart defeats death three times after treatment at UF
Published: March 20th, 2018
A young dachshund named Rupert, run over by a golf cart in Ocala on Feb. 19, is now living a charmed life after being resuscitated three times by UF veterinarians.