PhD candidates, Nafise Noroozi and Sudiksha Pandit, presenting.
College of Veterinary Medicine
October 2026
Presenter and title to be announced.
Come learn how delicious building consensus can be as you work with colleagues to think about ways to make assessment more effective in your program.
“Using UV Fingerprints to Identify Transcription Factor Binding Sites,” presented by Scott Stevison, PhD student.
PhD candidates, Chloe Leach and Charles Ugwu, presenting.
Presenter and title to be announced.
The sheep-themed festivities begin with an inspiring documentary screening, a fun sheep-themed feature film, and a special talk by wildlife researcher Dr. Kate Huyvaert.
Save the date for this FREE, fun, family-friendly event.
“Hantavirus infections in the United States—human cases, diagnostics, and epidemiology,” presented by Steven Bradfute, PhD, Associate Professor, University of New Mexico Health Sciences Center.
Dr. Arden Baylink presenting evidence-based information and strategies for helping socioeconomically disadvantaged students achieve success.
Presented by a selection of first-year MPID rotation students.
Presented by Dr. Juliana Ranches, Assistant Professor at Oregon State University.
Presenter and title to be announced.
This community-wide event provides time to remember, grieve, and celebrate the difference our animal companions make in our lives.
Examining evidence-based instructional strategies and exploring practical approaches for embedding worked examples, self-explanation, feedback timing, & reflective practice.
Showcasing research by our undergraduate, graduate, and professional veterinary medical students, postdoctoral researchers, and Doctor of Veterinary Medicine residents and interns.
Rural communities depend on livestock veterinarians. Join College leadership for an inside look at how we’re building the veterinary workforce of tomorrow.
Presenter and title to be announced.
Dr. Sonja Olson, a credentialed veterinary wellness coach, educator, and emergency room veterinarian presenting.
Learn about and create your very own sugar skull.
PhD candidates, Kevin Baird and Popy Devnath, presenting.
Presenter and title to be announced.
A Good Samaritan Fund fundraiser and “zombie run.”