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Dean's Message

Welcome to Synergy, our new biannual magazine, where we highlight the stories and people that comprise our veterinary medicine community.

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Veterinary Medical Center

Clients like Snazzy Duckworth and her Awassi sheep will benefit from the new Livestock and Field Services Center as part of the new Veterinary Medical Center.

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Behavior

Why is my pet acting like this? Our behavior experts weigh in on canine aggression, anxiety and feline house soiling.

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Clinical Advances

Our clinicians improve patient care by developing new procedures, bringing research from lab to clinic, and innovating creative solutions.

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Philanthropy

Dr. Monica Aleman (pictured) and Dr. Joanne Paul-Murphy are two new Presidential Endowed Chairs who enhance clinical innovation and patient care.

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A Leader in the Making

Ferdie Liard-Ramirez, Class of 2021, found a new family among his classmates 3,500 miles from home in Puerto Rico.

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Preparing Global Leaders

We offer DVM students the opportunity to travel abroad for research, conservation efforts and educational experiences.

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School Notes

We celebrate accomplishments of faculty, staff and students in our clinics and laboratories.

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Discoveries

Research highlights include good news for mountain gorillas, the use of detection dogs to track endangered lizards, and how melting sea ice is linked to virus spread.

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A Day in the Life

Dr. Rachel Ferris '17 cares for animals from aardvarks to zebras at the Sacramento Zoo in her zoological medicine residency.

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Giving in Action

Scholarships invest in future veterinary leaders like Derek Blahut, Class of 2020, who will lead the way in caring for animals, people and the environment.

Vet Med News

Our top news includes reclaiming the #1 spot in the world in veterinary medicine and garnering an $85 million grant from USAID for disease surveillance and control.

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