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About VPM
| The Department of Veterinary Population Medicine will
provide global leadership in animal health and performance,
biomedical sciences, food quality and public health |
Created in 2004, the Department of Veterinary Population Medicine (VPM) merged
Clinical and Population Sciences with Veterinary Diagnostic Medicine, thereby
creating unique opportunities to address some of today’s most pressing
issues in veterinary medicine.
The Department holds to these values:
- Science and Knowledge…we value first and foremost
the discovery, integration and application of new knowledge.
- Teaching and Learning…we educate undergraduate,
graduate and professional students and veterinarians by delivering the most
up-to-date scientific information in effective ways, by encouraging leadership,
by facilitating experiential learning and by using technology to enhance
the learning process.
- People…we respect and support our colleagues, are
committed to fostering a caring and cohesive work environment, and we are
dedicated to developing the skills, expertise and diversity of the faculty,
staff and students.
- Engagement…we proactively develop and support partnerships
with individuals and organizations that share our scientific, professional,
educational and policy interests.
- Accountability…we hold ourselves to the highest
ethical standards; we take responsibility for our actions in all facets of
our work; we strive continuously to enhance our programs and services; we
measure our effectiveness; and we report on our progress.
- Leadership…we lead by influencing and contributing
to science, food animal agriculture, animal welfare, the veterinary profession,
animal health and public health.
Contact Information
225 Veterinary
Medical
Center
1365 Gortner Avenue
University of Minnesota
St. Paul, MN 55108
612/625-7755
Fax: 612/625-6241
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