Source: YOUR DVM CAREER
March 1, 2005
Las Vegas — Thirty-one veterinary students landed a $2,500 scholarship and $1,000 stipend from the Western Veterinary Conference (WVC).
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Source: YOUR DVM CAREER
March 1, 2005
By:
Jessica Tremayne
Orlando, Fla. — New graduates pay an average 5.3-percent more for student loans while starting salaries rose 3 percent in 2004.
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Source: YOUR DVM CAREER
November 1, 2004
By:
Marilyn Moats Kennedy
We often hear baby boomer veterinarians grumble in their microbrews about the independent attitudes of thirty-something colleagues and even younger employees.
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Source: YOUR DVM CAREER
November 1, 2004
By:
Jennifer Fiala
Ames, Iowa—With the country facing a shortage of food animal practitioners, aspiring veterinarians at Iowa State University (ISU) are arming themselves with a program designed to reign students into the profession.
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Source: YOUR DVM CAREER
November 1, 2004
By:
Thomas E. Catanzaro, DVM, MHA, FACHE, Dipl. ACHE
In preparing this article, my mind races back to my days as a veterinary student at Colorado State University. One of the more vivid memories I recall involved my surgery partner. He was performing a femoral head resection. The stockinette leg slips up his arm, and he grabs it with his lower jaw and shoulder just as the surgery professor walks up.
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Source: YOUR DVM CAREER
November 1, 2004
Urbana, Ill.—The University of Illinois's (UI) veterinary college has added personal computers in the form of tablets to the classroom.
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Source: YOUR DVM CAREER
November 1, 2004
By:
David Frabotta
Cleveland—Though many veterinarians fret about student loans prohibiting them from buying a practice, the real killer is revolving credit, such as credit cards and car loans.
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Source: YOUR DVM CAREER
November 1, 2004
Bismarck, N.D.— Kansas State University (KSU) and North Dakota officials are planning to bring North Dakota residents to KSU to earn veterinary degrees without paying out-of-state fees.
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