CVM news, 2017 July-December
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Six-month compilation of news and events articles published by the University of Missouri College of Veterinary Medicine.
Table of Contents
Mizzou Announces New Animal Research Adoption Partnership -- Carolyn Henry Receives Kirk Award -- Biomed Undergraduate Receives National Fellowship -- Virtual 5K Run for Research Awareness Benefits Homes... -- CVM's Rosenfeld Chosen for Review Board of Prestigious... -- CVM Alumnus Will Receive Veterinary Service Award -- Former CVM Associate Dean Corley Passes Away -- Lorson Selected as CVM Interim Associate Dean -- Professor Emeritus Homer Dale Passes Away -- Fighting Cancer: Natural and Synthetic Progestin Therapies in Post-Menopausal Women Help Breast Cancer Grow and Spread -- CVM's Rotinghaus Recognized for International Engagement -- USDA Grants MU $460,000 to Develop Immunizations for Tick-Borne Disease -- Former CVM Assistant Professor Wagstaff Passes Away -- Raj and Liz: Lives Devoted to Serving Others -- A Video Message from Dean Henry -- Horses Working in Therapeutic Riding Programs Do Not Experience Additional Stress, MU Study Finds -- Bruce Whittle Named CVM 2017 Alumnus of the Year -- Universities Rally Together at Mizzou : Auburn Game to Save Tigers -- New Research to Investigate the Effect of Shelter Cat Adoption on Stress and Anxiety in Children with Autism -- MU Veterinary Medicine Resident Receives High Honors at European Conference -- Mann Receives Distinguished Service Award at International Symposium -- The D.V.M. : The Dean's Video Message (October 2017) -- Recipe for Success -- Life in the fast lane -- Author and Inspirational Speaker Coming to Mizzou -- Retired VMDL Director Harvey Gosser Passes Away -- Clinical Rotations Commence for CVM Class of 2019 -- 21st Veterinary Products Event Held -- MU Hosting Veterinary Educators World Symposium -- The D.V.M. : The Dean's Video Message (November 2017) -- Fighting disease and world hunger: New PET/CT scanner opens at the University of Missouri -- CVM to Receive Shikles Distinguished Service Award -- Plan for Family and Pets in Case of Disaster -- CVM Ophthalmology Resident's Research Receives ACVO Award -- MU Veterinary Team Walks in the Footsteps of Darwin.