Oh, The Places You'll Go (Penn Vet Edition)!

This super creative video was created and submitted by Marina Kviker from PennVet!

2nd Place Best Overall Submission!!!

Johanna Phillips - Florida

Foot in Mouth Disease - 1st Place Winner

Best Overall Submission - 2nd Place Winner

From the Editor: This is just awesome and funny.

Best Overall Submission!!!!

Note from the Editor: This is an incredible video. I hope that, as a future veterinarian, you appreciate watching it. It may even be beneficial to show pet owners who have recently received news of this diagnosis on their own pet. If you enjoy this video, please share it with your friends and leave feedback on the youtube page or on The Vet Gazette Facebook page.

Morgan McMillan - St. George's

V:50 I:4 Overall Best Submission and 1st Place Experiences Winner

What is SAVMA?

Check out the video our Integrative Communications and Diversity Committee made. The animation was hand drawn by SAVMA Delegate and ICDC Chair Kirk Kasuya.

Winner, Experiences
Michelle Sanborn, writing as FARM Club Publicity Commissioner, UC Davis

In California, not many veterinary students are interested in a career in food animal medicine. Most students have very little food animal experience; many have never been to an actual farm or handled a large animal. The Food Animal and Reproduction Medicine (FARM) Club at UC Davis is the club that encompasses students with bovine, small ruminant, and swine interests. UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine has about 130 students in each class. Each of the students must pick a species interest, which allows the student to focus their education in their 3^rd and 4^th year. There is an average of 3 students per year that track solely food animal medicine, though there are others who choose mixed animal. Even with the small number of students tracking food animal medicine each year, our club has many student members who are interested in learning more about food animals. We have a tight network with UC Davis students, California, agricultural organizations, food animal veterinary organizations, and local media and community that have led us to a huge victory for our small club. We would love to share our story with other veterinary students.

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