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Are you looking for a graduate program in basic research utilizing animal models or an applied research degree based on your knowledge of veterinary medicine? Either way, we have a program for you.


Ting Lei is a PhD candidate advised by Yinduo Ji. Ting studies genes involved in viability and metabolism by methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus.	Giordana Costa is advised by Simone Oliveira and is pursuing a Master's degree. Giordana studies the evaluation of the commercially available diagnostic tests for the Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae detection using samples from experimentally infected pigs with clinically relevant serotypes.	Aric Frantz is a PhD candidate researching canine cancer. Aric is advised by Jaime Modiano and Tim O'Brien.

Weekly Seminars, November 23-27

Tuesday, November 24
CMB 8550
12:00 p.m., 215 Vet Sci
Micro RNA deregulation during early stage lung tumorigenesis, presented by Abaineh Endalew. Abaineh is advised by Drs. Fekadu Kassie and Jaime Modiano.

Wednesday, November 25
CMB 8570, Collegiate Research Seminar
3:15 p.m., 125 ASVM
NO SEMINAR THIS WEEK, THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY

Friday, November 20
VMED 8492, Swine Seminar
3:00 p.m.., 385 ASVM
NO SEMINAR THIS WEEK, THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY

The CMB and VMED websites each include program-specific information including:

unique training available to you to advance your scientific aptitude
faculty biographies
student biographies
current research projects
career choices for graduates
course and seminar listings
step-by-step directions to apply for admission for the M.S. or Ph.D. degree

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