The Society of Phi Zeta

The Honor Society of Veterinary Medicine - OMICRON Chapter

Our Chapter, established in 1962, participates in the overall mission of the Phi Zeta Society to recognize and promote high level scholarship and research. Every year our chapter participates in a research day during which clinical and basic research findings are presented by our faculty, resident, postdoctoral, and student community. During that day invited outstanding lectures are also presented on topics relevant to animal and human health. During the day a number of prizes are bestowed for meritorious research accomplishments.

Join us for the annual PVM Research Day on April 9, 2018

2017 PVM Research Day Awardees

Chapter Information

Omicron Chapter Officers

• Sandy Taylor, President
  Veterinary Clinical Sciences
  taylo248@purdue.edu
  765.496-3080
• Craig Thompson, Vice President
  Comparative Pathobiology
  cathomps@purdue.edu 
  765.494-9916
• Tiffany Lyle, Secretary
  Comparative Pathbiology
  reedlt@purdue.edu
  765.494.0005
• Jean Stiles, Treasurer
  Veterinary Clinical Sciences
  stilesj@purdue.edu
  765.494.9947
• Christina Wilson, Past President
  Comparative Pathobiology
• Laurie Jaeger, Faculty Representative
  Basic Medical Sciences 
• Catharine Scott-Moncrief, Faculty Representative
  Veterinary Clinical Sciences
• TBD, Grad Student Representative
• TBD, DVM Student Representative

To view previous chapter officers, click here.

U.S. Phi Zeta Chapters

Institutio and Year Chartered

• Alpha - Cornell University, 1925
• Beta - University of Pennsylvania, 1929
• Gamma - Iowa State University, 1931
• Delta - The Ohio State University, 1934
• Epsilon - Auburn University, 1948
• Zeta - Michigan State University, 1950
• Eta - Texas A&M University, 1950
• Theta - Colorado State University, 1950
• Iota - Washington State University, 1952
• Kappa - University of Minnesota, 1952
• Lambda - University of California, 1953
• Mu - University of Illinois, 1953
• Nu - Oklahoma State University, 1958
• Xi - University of Georgia, 1959
• Omicron - Purdue University, 1962
• Pi - University of Missouri, 1965
• Rho - Tuskegee University, 1967
• Sigma - Kansas State University, 1969
• Tau - Louisiana State University, 1977
• Upsilon - University of Florida, 1979
• Phi - University of Tennessee, 1979
• Chi - Virginia-Maryland Regional CVM, 1984
• Psi - North Carolina State University, 1984
• Alpha Alpha - University of Wisconsin, 1987
• Alpha Gamma - Oregon State University, 1987
• Omega - Mississippi State University, 1988
• Alpha Beta - Tufts University, 1991