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New York Veterinarians: They're From Everywhere
Abstract
At the New York State Veterinary Conference last weekend in October, 2013, the fact that attendees (mostly current New York residents) were alumni from a multitude of colleges made for a rich learning experience for presenters and attendees alike. It also makes it easier for young veterinarians to find mentors and advocates from different educational backgrounds.
Date Issued
2013-10-10Publisher
Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine
Subject
New York State Veterinary Conference; Kumble, Julie; Women in Veterinary Medicine; History of Veterinary Medicine; Cornell University; University of Pennsylvania; Michigan State University; Ohio State University; Ohio; New York; Michigan; Pennsylvania; New York State Veterinary Medical Society; Veterinary Colleges in the United States
Type
article
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