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Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine is dedicated to the advancement of health and welfare of animals, people, the environment, and the veterinary profession through excellence in teaching, research, service and outreach.
We are committed to a professional degree program with broad training opportunities across a comprehensive range of companion and exotic animals, and livestock species. Our focus is on initiatives that address important societal needs at a local, national and global level.
News
Homecoming celebration for US-China program The U.S.-China Joint DVM Program celebrated its largest graduating class during the annual homecoming event in this special report. | US-China Joint DVM Homecoming |
| Oct. 13-19 is National Veterinary Nurses Week. Be sure to thank them for their efforts to help care for animals. |  | |
| Rabies Laboratory to host international conference in Kansas City Rabies in the Americas, or RITA is being held Oct. 27-Nov. 1 in Kansas City. |  | |
| Several veterinary medicine and animal sciences & industry students traveled across Kansas to perform Beef Quality Assurance assessments. |  |
| Bats can be problem for pets, humans this time of year A bat recently found in Manhattan tested positive for rabies; the VHC's Dr. Susan Nelson gives safety advice. |  | |
Veterinary Nurse Intern Program | Veterinary Health Center The Veterinary Nurse Intern Program at the VHC offers exposure to a variety of specialties and access to board-certified veterinarians and may be the perfect option! For more info, contact Lisa Bryant at lbryant@vet.ksu.edu. |
