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College of Veterinary Medicine

2018 Spring PVM Report

Welcome to the online version of the 2018 Spring Report issue of the PVM Report magazine! Enjoy a variety of engaging stories about new developments, accomplishments and advancements involving the Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine.

Published twice a year, the PVM Report magazine is designed to inform alumni, the veterinary medical profession, and friends of the college about how PVM prepares future veterinary professionals, provides advanced specialized health care for animals, and increases knowledge about animal and human health through scientific discovery.

What's New

Two veterinary professionals are attentively examining a dachshund in a clinic setting.

Purdue Veterinary Technology Program Ranked #1

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A graduation cap decorated with a heart and a paw print, conveying a theme of love for pets.

PVM Issues Statement Supporting National Registered Veterinary Nurse Credential

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A golden retriever puppy is resting on a table in a veterinary clinic, with a person in a white coat nearby.

Referring Veterinarian Survey Ranks Purdue Veterinary Teaching Hospital #1

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capsule endoscopy

New Camera Capsule Gives PVM Specialists Non-Invasive Imaging Options for GI Health

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PVM Alumnus Shares Experience with the Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program

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College Prepares for 60th Anniversary Celebration

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Service

Dr. Tim Bentley performing surgery pictured

PVM Partnership Advances Search for Cancer Cure

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Cooper the chocolate lab photo

Cooper the Trooper’s “Surgiversary” is Cause for Celebration

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Heeke Lab Joins Statewide Veterinary Partnership to Help the Hellbender

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Discovery

PVM OHAIRE Lab researchers pictured

PVM Research on Service Dogs and Veterans with PTSD Garners Widespread Media Coverage

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A key factor in the development of Parkinson's disease has been identified by a team of researchers at Purdue University. Jean-Christophe (Chris) Rochet, professor in the Department of Medicinal Chemistry and Molecular Pharmacology in the College of Pharmacy (left) and Dr. Riyi Shi, professor in the Department of Basic Medical Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine and Weldon School of Biomedical Engineering. The researchers say that the discovery could lead to new therapies, potentially including drugs currently on the market, and it could facilitate earlier diagnosis and prevention of the neurological disorder. (Purdue University photo/Alex Kumar)

PVM Professor Leads Research that Identifies ‘Key Factor’ in Development of Parkinson’s Disease

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Engagement

Dr. Christina Wilson pictured at the Family Program Series

Family Program Series Introduces Kids to Variety in the Veterinary Profession

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Horseman’s and Veterinary Technician CE Programs Attract Nearly 300

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Learning

Photo of veterinary students working in Junior Surgery lab

Surgical Equipment Donation Enhances Learning for Purdue Veterinary Students

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A group of three individuals is standing together, holding an award in a conference setting.

Purdue VOICE Chapter Honored at 2018 SAVMA Symposium

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A person in a lab coat is working in a laboratory setting, using equipment for scientific research.

International Cancer Conference Invitation Yields Unique Experience for PVM Graduate Student in Rwanda

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Our People

PVM Dean Willie Reed with Vice Provost for Faculty Affairs Peter Hollenbeck, PVM Associate Dean for Academic Affairs and Professor of Small Animal Surgery S. Kathleen Salisbury, and Provost and Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs and Diversity Jay Akridge

Dr. Kathleen Salisbury Named Purdue 150th Anniversary Professor

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A woman smiling next to a microscope in a laboratory setting.

PVM’s Dr. Yava Jones-Hall Completes AAVMC Leadership Academy

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