The purpose of this program is to provide undergraduate students interested in shelter medicine the opportunity to experience all aspects of care of shelter animals. Upon completion of the program the student will have a better understanding of shelter husbandry, […]
The 2018 Fall Student Leaders Workshop will be offered again this year by the CALS Leadership Office and is co-sponsored by the Agri-Life Council. Students who hold officer positions in CALS student organizations and clubs are encouraged and invited to attend the 2018 Fall CALS Student Leaders Workshop. Also, if there are members […]
VetPAC Seminar Series are 1 hour programs held in Riddick 450 from 5:30pm - 6:30pm. This year's theme: INTERNSHIPS Previous interns will talk about their experiences with organizations such as: Feline Health (Wake County Animal Center) Study Abroad Biodiversity Research […]
The Food Animal Scholars Fall Forum will be Thursday, Sept. 27 at 5:30 p.m. in Riddick Hall Rm 450. Everyone is welcome to attend the forum. Dr. Lisa Rochette (B.S. in Animal Science, 2008) is the speaker. Her topic is: […]
Check out our flyer! Get the most out of your first year & learn to utilize all of VetPAC's unique resources! Saturday, September 15 Riddick 301 9:00am - 11:00pm
Come visit us at the NC State Open House! We'll be sharing information about VetPAC at our booth! https://admissions.ncsu.edu/sites/open-house/
Canine College is a veterinary student run program devoted to the enrichment of dogs housed within the CVM. Veterinary students participate in a variety of skills laboratories that provide hands-on experience in the handling and physical examination of dogs. A stock […]
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The purpose of this program is to provide undergraduate students interested in shelter medicine the opportunity to experience all aspects of care of shelter animals. Upon completion of the program the student will have a better understanding of shelter husbandry, […]
Thursday, November 8 USDA: Emily Wiloch National Institute of Health (NIH): Abby Cox