Veterinary students from across the country will be in the Volunteer State for a weekend of learning, networking, and fun in March. The Student American Veterinary Medical Association (SAVMA) chapters…
Graduate Student Wins National Award
Comparative and Experimental Medicine alumna, Dr. Kristin Bowers, has won the national Phi Zeta Research Manuscript Award competition in the basic research category. Bowers and authors won the national competition…
Celebrating Our Pioneers
(Originally shared February 2021) During Black History Month, we would like to honor Dr. Jean Proctor McNeil and Dr. Anthony D. Peterson as the first black female and male graduates…
Graduate Students Receive Awards
Congratulations to four Comparative and Experimental Medicine graduate students and their professors who received fall 2023 Student Faculty Research Awards (SFRA). Formerly known as Graduate Student Research Awards, SFRA are…
Dave & Rico Stache Bash Returns
The Dave & Rico Stache Bash is a friendly mustache and beard competition held to raise money for oncology research at the UT College of Veterinary Medicine. The 2024 event…
Canine Respiratory Illnesses
Updated December 7, 2023: The American Veterinary Medical Association shared information from experts offering insights into canine infection respiratory disease complex and other underlying factors: Making sense of the mystery…
Veterinary College Offers Conference for Horse Owners
An opportunity for horse owners to learn about their horse inside and out The University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine (UTCVM) will host a horse owner’s conference on Saturday,…
UT Veterinary Medical Center To Operate at Reduced Capacity
Updated December 15, 2023 The University of Tennessee Veterinary Medical Center will operate at severely reduced patient capacity from Saturday, December 16, 2023 until Wednesday January 3, 2024. During this…
Grateful to our UTCVM Veterans
We are thankful for those who served in the military and want to highlight a few of the veterans who are part of our UT College of Veterinary Medicine family.…
Veterinary College to Offer CAER Clinic
CAER exams are intended to identify genetic eye disease. The Ophthalmology Service at the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine is offering a Companion Animal Eye Registry (CAER) clinic.…
