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Three questions for … Dr. Emily Tincher
I’m just back from Spokane, where I presented our annual Hambone Award! It’s a great story, and I’ll post more about it later. First, I want to get back to revisiting some of our favorite veterinary students now that they’re in their careers. It’s Dr. Emily Tincher‘s turn for the … Continue reading Three questions for … Dr. Emily Tincher
Three questions for …. Auburn’s Kelly Watson (2020)
Alabama, of course, is rare in that it has two schools/colleges of veterinary medicine. Tuskegee, whose Laurie Mang’eli I profiled a couple days ago, is the only college of veterinary medicine at a HBCU, which truly sets it apart. That is in no way is meant to downplay the importance … Continue reading Three questions for …. Auburn’s Kelly Watson (2020)
Three questions for … Tuskegee’s Laurie Mang’eli (2020)
Our field veterinarians are really into the school year now as we lecture (either in person or by webinar) at the wonderful schools and colleges of veterinary medicine where tomorrow’s colleagues are today. At each stop, we find a student to feature. Today, it’s Laurie M. Mang’eli (class of 2020) … Continue reading Three questions for … Tuskegee’s Laurie Mang’eli (2020)
Hambone Award: Honoring pet survivors and the veterinary teams who save them
It’s time to vote for the annual Hambone Award, which we give out every year to the most amazing recovery from our claims. We honor the pet and the owner, and we honor the veterinary practice as well — the latter with a $10,000 grant to help other pets in … Continue reading Hambone Award: Honoring pet survivors and the veterinary teams who save them
Three questions for … three Western veterinary students
We’ve started our fall lecture series at veterinary schools and colleges as we’ve typically done: With me going to my “neighborhood” — by which I mean Southern California — school, the Western University of Health Sciences College of Veterinary Medicine. I used to speak at more schools myself, but now … Continue reading Three questions for … three Western veterinary students
Three questions for … Dr. William Hodges, TAMU ’14
Continuing my series of revisiting veterinary student I’ve known and worked with through the Veterinary Business Management Association, I bring you an update on Dr. William Hodges (Texas A&M, 2014; VMBA roles: president of TAMU’s VBMA chapter for 2012 and 2013. National Marketing Chair for 2013). He currently resides in … Continue reading Three questions for … Dr. William Hodges, TAMU ’14