About Clinical Sciences

The Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine includes three academic departments, including the Department of Clinical Sciences. During the first two years of veterinary school, students study foundational sciences such as anatomy and physiology. In the third and fourth years, students transition into clinically focused coursework and laboratory training, supported primarily by the Department of Clinical Sciences.

Through the educational process we apply the concepts and instruments of discovery to provide state-of-the-art clinical and diagnostic services to benefit animal and human health. Our aim is to remain tightly aligned with the Veterinary Health Center at Kansas State University. Outstanding public service and student teaching are accomplished through the dedication of all members of our department, it is through the process of collective thinking and using innovative and effective approaches to work with our students that we accomplish our current goals while also working towards the future as a leader in the field of veterinary medicine.

If you have questions regarding the Department of Clinical Sciences feel free to contact our office via email or telephone at 785-532-4012.

Brian Lubbers, DVM, PhD, ACVCP
Associate Professor
(Interim Department Head of Clinical Sciences)