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- - Michael Nappier earns Virginia Tech Excellence in Teaching Award
    The Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine professor is recognized for effective, engaged, and dynamic approaches and achievements as an educator.
- - Class of 2018: Kristin Eden brings animal and human health perspective in new role at Virginia Tech Carilion
    In her role as an assistant professor in VTCSOM's Department of Basic Science Education, the three-time Hokie, veterinary pathologist, and researcher will teach medical students as well as conduct translational research in inflammatory bowel disease and colorectal cancer.
- - R. Scott Pleasant named C.R. Roberts Professor of Clinical Veterinary Medicine
    Pleasant joined the veterinary college in 1991 after completing a residency in large animal surgery.
- - Seed grants helping to grow Virginia Tech’s transdisciplinary capacities, contributions
    Grant awards are designed to enhance research and collaboration in areas that address global issues including rural health, infectious disease, coastal mitigation and security.
- - Two Ph.D.s first graduates of NSF-sponsored urban computing program
    Administered through the Discovery Analytics Center, the program trains students across disciplines in the latest methods in analyzing massive datasets to study key issues concerning urban populations.
- - Equine Medical Center dedicates renovated Youngkin Equine Soundness Clinic
    The state-of-the-art sports medicine facility, made possible by a generous gift from Suzanne and Glenn Youngkin of Washington, D.C., expands the center’s capacity to provide cutting-edge diagnostics and treatment for lameness and other conditions that prevent equine athletes from performing at optimal health.
- - Veterinary college at Virginia Tech unveils 'Shilo' howling beagle statue
    The “Shilo” howling beagle statue — unveiled and dedicated on Sept. 28 — now adorns the lawn in front of the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine.
- - New Virginia Tech bachelor's in public health offers multidisciplinary approach to improving health
    The new degree program complements other undergraduate majors currently offered at Virginia Tech and gives students the opportunity to major or minor in public health and the flexibility to complete coursework that brings a health focus to their career interests.
- - With the right resources at the right time, research institute accelerates discovery
    The Institute for Critical Technology and Applied Science provides pivotal support that propels early-stage collaborations forward.
- - Senior management areas exceed goals for 2018 Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign
    Since the start of the Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign (CVC) , employees across Virginia Tech have been generously donating to charities all over Virginia.
- - Virginia Tech leads $2.6 million study of brain trauma, epilepsy connection
    Virginia Tech is launching a $2.6 million study funded by the nonprofit Citizens United to Cure Epilepsy and the U.S. Department of Defense to determine if traumatic brain injuries can cause changes within the brain that lead to epilepsy.
- - Volcanic eruption leads to transformative public health student experience
    Master of Public Health student Travis Oishi played a key role during the Kilauea volcano eruption.
- - Master of Public Health program earns reaccreditation
    Established in 2010, the program has earned a renewal of its accreditation for seven years, the longest period awarded by the Council on Education for Public Health.
- - Virtual reality brings dog's anatomy to life for veterinary students
    The VR experience, created by Thomas Tucker, an associate professor in the School of Visual Arts, shows up close the organs inside the skeletal system of a mid-sized dog. By moving and clicking a button, users can see layers of tissue, zoom in on certain organs, and literally step into parts of a virtual dog’s body.
- - HBCU/MSI Research Summit draws hundreds to Virginia Tech
    Hosted by the Graduate School, the two-day summit, now in its third year, aims to foster connections between Virginia Tech and students and faculty at the visiting institutions.
- - Virginia Tech Science Festival returns Oct. 27
    Now in its fifth year, the festival returns to campus Saturday, Oct. 27, with 93 interactive booths and activities that showcase dozens of science education and research programs throughout the university.
- - Veterinary college researcher awarded grant to study herpes simplex virus
    The National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke of the National Institutes of Health has awarded Andrea Bertke, an assistant professor of infectious diseases in the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine, $1.7 million to study the neuron-specific regulation of herpes simplex viruses 1 and 2.
- - Veterinary students to offer Community Dog Wash on Oct. 14
    The cost of the dog wash is $10, and for an additional $5 per service, customers can have their dogs’ nails trimmed and ears cleaned.
- - HHMI Inclusive Excellence Program welcomes new cohort
    The HHMI grant aims to build inclusive educational practices in the sciences and promote institutional change that supports the engagement and success of all students, especially those populations that have been historically underrepresented and underserved in the science disciplines.
- - Vet med alumnus named associate vice president for research and innovation
    David Schabdach will serve as the attending veterinarian and direct the university program for laboratory animal resources in Virginia Tech's Office of the Vice President for Research and Innovation.

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