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In Memory of Samantha Lin,
Class of 2020

Sam was a vibrant force at the CVM — awe-inspiringly smart, funny and effortlessly kind. She died Monday, August 5, 2019.

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Groundbreaking Research

Comprised of over 100 faculty representing more than 25 disciplines.

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Leading Education

A stimulating, technology-rich environment where students train with the best.

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Thakur Launches International Group to Combat Antimicrobial Resistance

As bacteria worldwide continue to develop resistance to life-saving drugs, NC State College of Veterinary Medicine researchers are joining a new group of international scientists dedicated to finding new ways to fight back.  The global partnership, co-led by Sid Thakur, director of global health at the CVM and NC State, is a collaboration between faculty

With Genetic Counseling, CVM Takes Deeper Dives into Dog DNA

At-home DNA tests can uncover that your mixed-breed rescue is 1/8th Jack Russell terrier. A saliva sample sent through the mail can estimate how big a dog may get, if they have drug sensitivities or detail their chance of developing a heart condition. The tests can be revelatory. They can also just be the beginning.

Toxic Algae Blooms Harmful to Pets

CVM toxicology professor Dave Dorman on what you need to know about toxic algae blooms: What are Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs)? Toxic algae that harm dogs and other animals are a bacteria known as cyanobacteria.  An algae bloom occurs when conditions favor the growth of these bacteria.  These conditions include warm weather, stagnant water, fertilizer

250 acreCentennial Biomedical Campus

 Providing opportunities for industry and government researchers, entrepreneurs, clinical trial companies, as well as collaborations with other universities to work side by side with faculty and students at the College of Veterinary Medicine.

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Upcoming EventsFull Calendar

Saturday8:00 AM

2019 SCAAEP Horseman’s Youth Day

NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Thursday5:30 PM

Student + Young Alumni Networking Mixer

CVM Administration Building

Monday8:00 AM

First International Symposium on Precision Systems and Data Analysis in Animal Agriculture

THE STATEVIEW HOTEL, RALEIGH, NC 27606

Tuesday8:00 AM

First International Symposium on Precision Systems and Data Analysis in Animal Agriculture

THE STATEVIEW HOTEL, RALEIGH, NC 27606

College of Veterinary Medicine Departments

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Clinical Sciences

Trains students interested in becoming veterinary practitioners.

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Molecular Biomedical Sciences

Trains doctors of veterinary medicine and graduate students interested in research-based careers.

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Population Health and Pathobiology

Trains doctors of veterinary medicine who will specialize in understanding and reducing disease in animal populations.