A Tuskegee Graduate to Lead the Connecticut Veterinary Medical Association
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This profile tells the story of how Dr. Andrea Dennis-LaVigne, an African-American woman Tuskegee-educated veterinarian, had done her homework and opened a hospital in 1992 in what was referred to as a new American City, an integrated city where people of different race, ethnicity, and sexual orientation could come to an animal hospital and know that their pets would be cared for without judgment.
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2014-02-10
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Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine
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History of Veterinary Medicine; Tuskegee University; University of Connecticut; Dennis-LaVigne, Andrea; Bloomfield Animal Hospital; Mentors; Bowie, Walter C.; Ross University; University of California-Davis; Practice Owner; Diversity; African-American Veterinarian; LaVigne, Randy; Ceranowicz, Eva; Jacobson, Linda; Cohn, Theodore; Women in Veterinary Medicine; Women Leadership in Veterinary Medicine; Black History Month
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