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CSU College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences

CSU College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences

高等教育

Fort Collins，Colorado 4,996 位关注者

Improving the health of animals, people and the planet.

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The College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (CVMBS) strives to provide high quality education in the biomedical sciences through undergraduate majors in environmental health, microbiology, and biomedical sciences; through the Doctor of Veterinary Medical program; and through high quality graduate education in anatomy and neurobiology, clinical sciences, environmental health, microbiology, pathology, physiology and radiological health sciences. The College contributes to the prevention and control of human and animal disease through basic and applied research programs encompassing each of these disciplines and provides outreach and service locally and nationally through its Hospital, Diagnostic Laboratory, technology transfer, and dissemination of important discoveries affecting human and animal health. This is LinkedIn account is officially recognized by Colorado State University; however, the views and opinions expressed on this page are not necessarily those of the University. CSU retains discretion to allow or disallow comments and/or posts on this page. For more information about CSU’s Social Media Policy, visit https://www.socialmedia.colostate.edu.

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https://vetmedbiosci.colostate.edu/
所属行业
高等教育
规模
1,001-5,000 人
总部
Fort Collins，Colorado
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教育机构
创立
1870

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  • Introducing the newest Chewy Veterinary Leader, JC! A second-year DVM student, JC Alvarado Colon, is making a lasting impact by bridging gaps in veterinary medicine and advocating for marginalized communities. We couldn't be prouder to have him join 14 veterinary students for leadership training at the Chewy Health headquarters and represent CSU. Read more about JC's incredible commitment to caring for animals and their people. https://lnkd.in/ezuaNTHv

    • A veterinary student in scrubs holding a white and orange kitten in a clinic setting.
    • A healthcare professional wearing a red scrubs and a stethoscope smiles confidently at the camera, standing with crossed arms against a dark background.
    • Two individuals bathing a dog in a tub outdoors, with children watching in the background under a clear sky.
    • Person in a blue Adidas cap and blue scrubs holding a small black dog, standing next to a tent and blue hut.

  • Our one-of-a-kind Environmental and Radiological Health Sciences (ERHS) department had a wonderful time at Envirothon, connecting with emerging youth environmental health leaders. We were excited to meet a student who had already committed to our College! Joining Dr. Elizabeth Ryan was Dr. Sheila Juarez Colunga, an ERHS postdoc working with the local community and conducting research at CSU Spur. It’s inspiring to see this kind of community collaboration with high schoolers presenting environmental studies from across Colorado in action. A special thanks to Dr. Ryan, whose research explores the connections between environmental exposures, food, gut health, and disease prevention. Through ERHS, we bring together environmental health, radiology, cancer biology, and community engagement in a way that’s truly unique. We’re so proud to be engaged with CSU Spur.

    • Three individuals at a promotional booth inside a building. The booth features various informational materials and giveaway items. There is a poster with text visible at the front.
    • Attendees interact at an indoor exhibition booth with CSU branding, including pamphlets and promotional items on display.
    • Two individuals engaged in a creative science activity at a table, surrounded by various supplies and colorful papers.
    • Two individuals engaging in conversation at a promotional table with various informational brochures and giveaway items.
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  • Welcome to our new class of house officers! ?? Today marks a big milestone in vet med as professionals are matched with internships and residencies through the Veterinary Internship and Residency Matching Program (VIRMP). Congratulations to those who matched or accepted offers with our teaching hospital! ?? Anatomy & Pathology Marion Cambrelin, Katie Gingrich, Michelle Ledru, Aimee Mori — Residency ?? Anesthesia & Pain Management Clay Tuttle — Residency ?? Cardiology Caitlin Hardgrove — Residency ?? Comparative & Laboratory Animal Medicine Taylor Tvede — Residency ?? Dermatology Patty Dingman — Residency ?? Emergency & Critical Care Sarah Timmerman — Residency ?? Equine Medicine Amara Clough — Field Service, Internship Grace Hunt — Sports Medicine, Residency Guilherme Ferreira Marques — Surgery & Lameness, Residency Debra Ann Roussel — Equine Reproduction, Residency ?? Large Animal Rotating Internship Marguerite Bandeian, Alice Elpers, Agustin Noriega, Emily Ranieri ?? Neurology Rush Pakdeenit — Residency Paige Weiss — Internship ?? Oncology Ariel Davis, Kathryn Wolfert — Medical Oncology, Residency Caitlin Eliason — Medical Oncology, Internship Emma Liband, Victoria Newberry — Radiation Oncology, Residency Max Paulson — Clinical Trials, Internship ??? Ophthalmology Hayley Klosowski — Residency ?? Livestock Medicine Ethan Hirose, Sierra Temple — Internship ?? Combined Small Animal Rotating/Specialty Orthopedic Medicine and Research Linda Lott — Internship ?? Small Animal Internal Medicine Megan Slaughter — Residency ?? Small Animal Surgery Beatrice Grek-Fritzner, Romain Martin — Residency ?? Small Animal Medicine/Surgery Rotating Internship Jude Aboukhater, Kendall Barnes, Tamas Berczik, Jordyn Blew, Cierra Ciarniello, Erika Cromwell, Lauren Cromwell, Emily Dela Cruz, Abigail Hatch, Gracie Jones, Kathryn Larsen, and Casey Lavender ? Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation Alexis Heffernan — Residency ?? Reproduction & Theriogenology Emma Ahern — Residency ?????? Zoological Medicine Kiran Fong, Kelley Sharp — Residency Emma Pray — Internship

    • Veterinary professional in blue scrubs tending to an animal, with text overlay reading 'The Passion You Bring Shapes the Future of Veterinary Medicine. Welcome New House Officers!' and a logo at the top.

  • As one chapter ends, another begins. Our incredible communications director, KBB, is embarking on a journey to retirement! Known for her passion for pies and kitties, her skills with a sewing machine, and a unique knack for giving a voice to others' stories, she has been an invaluable leader of our team. Thanks to her, your social media team has received incredible support in creating engaging content, and we truly appreciate everything she brings to the table. Let’s give Kris a huge round of applause for all the outstanding work she has done and the remarkable impact she has had on CVMBS and our veterinary hospitals. ?? To learn more about her journey and what's on the horizon: https://lnkd.in/geYcvvpJ

    • A person excitedly holding an alpaca indoors.
    • Person smiling joyfully while holding a small goat, standing in front of a wooden backdrop.
    • Person in a protective lab suit with a clear face shield in a laboratory setting.
    • Photo of a puppet resembling a cat peeking from behind a partially opened door in an office environment.
    • A person laughing joyfully, standing next to a podium with the AVMA logo, wearing a black outfit and a green scarf.
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  • Congrats to Kimberly Jeckel on being named CSU Best Teacher ?? Dr. Kimberly Jeckel’s passion for science and dedication to student success have earned her the prestigious CSU Best Teacher Award! As an assistant professor in the Department of Biomedical Sciences, she goes beyond the classroom mentoring students, leading research, and inspiring the next generation of scientists. “I love sharing my passion and excitement for science and love of learning with my students,” Jeckel said. “I love encouraging them and helping them succeed in their learning journeys.” Her enthusiasm is contagious, her impact immeasurable. Join us in celebrating Dr. Jeckel’s incredible contributions to education! Read the full story: https://bit.ly/43fbQgP

    • Portrait of Dr. Kimberly Jeckel, an assistant professor in Colorado State University's Department of Biomedical Sciences, smiling in a blue sweater, inside a bright room.

  • Some create change, others ARE the change. Megan is the first full-time CSU vet tech in dentistry, and she redefined what’s possible. Megan Kirchner-Stephenson, RVT, has spent over a decade shaping the service and, in recent years, pursuing her Veterinary Technician Specialties (VTS) credentials. Her passion for teaching and mastering dental radiographs is unmatched. This #PetDentalHealthMonth, we celebrate Megan’s dedication to dentistry.

    • A Registered Veterinary Technician wearing scrubs, surgical mask, headlamp, and gloves is focused on a dog's dental cleaning.
    • Registered Veterinary Technician wearing gloves and a lead coat with a tooth pattern, working attentively with dentistry equipment in a veterinary hospital.
    • Three veterinary medical professionals in scrubs and protective gear are examining a dental X-ray on a screen while performing a procedure on a patient in a clinical setting.
    • A group of veterinary professionals placing an anesthetized dog on a table, preparing to do a dental cleaning.

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