Oregon State University mascot, Benny the Beaver, visited the Lois Bates Acheson Veterinary Teaching Hospital to get a checkup in preparation for the upcoming football season. You can tag along with him in this video!
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Benny the Beaver Visits the Veterinary Teaching Hospital
Wednesday, August 27th, 2014Student Gains Valuable Clinical Experience On Service Trip
Friday, August 15th, 2014If you look at a map of North Dakota, the Turtle Mountain Indian Reservation sits right in the middle of nothing, one hundred miles in any direction from a city. On the reservation is a small casino, a gas station, a grocery store, a school, and that’s about it. Members of the Turtle Mountain tribes […]
New Veterinarian in Large Animal Hospital
Thursday, August 14th, 2014Dr. Richard Steel recently joined the team in the Large Animal Hospital. He earned his DVM from University of Pennsylvania and has been in food animal practice in Tillamook for more than thirty years. Dr. Steel specializes in advanced reproductive techniques and embryo transfers. He will spend three-quarters of his time on clinics and […]
Greetings From A Veterinary College in South India
Thursday, August 14th, 2014Submitted to Vet Gazette by Hugh Duddy (Class of 2016) Greetings from south India where Kathryn Gaub (Class of 2017) and I spent July on an externship at the veterinary college in the city of Bangalore. The externship was kindly funded by scholarships provided by Dr Luiz Bermudez and the School of Biomedical Sciences. This […]
OSU Founding Faculty Member Blazed a Trail For Women Surgeons to Follow
Thursday, July 31st, 2014Women make up 57% of the student population of U.S. colleges. In veterinary medicine, women hold 78% of the seats, and now outnumber men in veterinary practice. When Pam Wagner vonMatthiessen graduated from the UC Davis veterinary program in 1976, it was a different story. Women were rare in veterinary medicine, especially large animal medicine. […]
Students, Staff and Faculty Team Up For Warm Springs Tribes
Wednesday, July 30th, 2014A team from the CVM large animal hospital, including Drs. Mecham, Montilla, and Estill, helped the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs castrate more than a dozen wild horses last week. Fourth-year students and hospital staff assisted. “It was just an amazing experience,” says Liz Harbert, Student Teaching Tech. “It was really interesting to see the […]
