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Veterinary Viewpoints, No. 3, December 1976
Abstract
Topics in this issue include: Message from the Dean (Edward C. Melby, Jr.); Educational Programs: Preparation for Many Careers; Anatomy Students Honor Visiting Professor (H. Pieter de Boom); Progress in the Campaign for Cornell Veterinary Medicine: Administrators Meet with Alumni, Leadership Gifts, Class Organization, Estate Planning, Interesting Ways to Support the Campaign; 68th Annual Conference for Veterinarians at Cornell University; New Faculty Appointments: Gary L. Cockerell, Raymond H. Cypess, Richard P. Hackett, Jr., Douglas D. McGregor, Ronald R. Minor, Victor T. Rendano, Jr., Lawrence S. Rivkin, David O. Slauson, Karl K. White; Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital; Addresses Needed.
Date Issued
1976-12Publisher
New York State College of Veterinary Medicine
Subject
New York State College of Veterinary Medicine -- Periodicals; Cornell University. College of Veterinary Medicine -- Periodicals; Veterinary medicine -- New York (State) -- Periodicals
Previously Published As
Veterinary Viewpoints, No. 3, December 1976
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article
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