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May 2012
Update from the Dean’s Office
Dr. Lance Perryman talks about the New Frontiers in Cancer Treatment symposium, recent College award and honors, and congratulates CVMBS graduates.
CSU Researchers Explore the Promise of Carbon Ion Radiation Therapy
On April 26 and 27, Colorado State University and the National Institute of Radiological Sciences, Japan, hosted a joint symposium to explore cancer treatment strategies focused on heavy ion radiotherapy.
Dr. Scott Earley Named a Colorado State University Monfort Professor
Dr. Scott Earley, an Associate Professor in the Department of Biomedical Sciences, has received one of the University’s most prestigious honors.
Veterinary Society of Surgical Oncology to Hold Inaugural Meeting
Under the banner of “One Cancer,” the Veterinary Society of Surgical Oncology will hold its first meeting May 24-25 in Fort Collins.
Early Experience Helps Veterinary Students Keep Connection to Animals
Students in the Professional Veterinary Medical Program get early hands-on experience to enhance clinical skills and connect with their future patients.
Two CSU Post-DVM Residents Receive Prestigious Research Awards
Dr. Jenna Burton, former medical oncology resident, and Dr. Craig Miller, anatomic pathology resident, were each selected to receive a National Phi Zeta Research Award.
Undergraduate Students Excel at Research Showcase
CVMBS undergraduate students had a strong showing at this year’s Celebrate Undergraduate Research and Creativity Showcase.
CVMBS Faculty and Staff Recognized for Outstanding Service
Faculty and staff members in the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences were recognized for outstanding service and dedication at the Spring Faculty/Staff meeting.
CVMBS News and Notes
In this month’s news and notes, Big Al’s raises money for Pet Hospice and an undergraduate student is invited to speak at the NEHA conference.
University News
In University News, C2D2 provides grants for drug discovery; the Board of Governor’s approves the CSU budget; and Legends of Ranching hosts its most successful sale to date.
