Accepting a check for $500 on behalf of the student chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association, is Darrell Neans, Chapter President. The donation was presented by Rick Excobar, representative of The Upjohn Company.

Dr. George Shelton (1923-2010). George Shelton born in Stephenville, TX received his DVM in 1948 from Texas A&M University. He moved to Missouri where he practiced veterinary medicine for one year in 1949 before joining ...

Dr. George Shelton (1923-2010). George Shelton born in Stephenville, TX received his DVM in 1948 from Texas A&M University. He moved to Missouri where he practiced veterinary medicine for one year in 1949 before joining ...

Dr. George Shelton (1923-2010). George Shelton born in Stephenville, TX received his DVM in 1948 from Texas A&M University. He moved to Missouri where he practiced veterinary medicine for one year in 1949 before joining ...

Dr. George Shelton (1923-2010). George Shelton born in Stephenville, TX received his DVM in 1948 from Texas A&M University. He moved to Missouri where he practiced veterinary medicine for one year in 1949 before joining ...

Professor Graziosi, president of the Italian Institute for Foreign Trade and head of that country's Veterinary Medical Association came to TAMU campus to present a lecture to the College of Veterinary Medicine on the ...

Karla Bludworth of Hockley, Texas gifted $100,000 to the College of Veterinary Medicine for the caring service provided to her cat "Sylvester" and her miniature horse "Wheeler Dealer". The large animal medicine and surgery ...

Karla Bludworth of Hockley, Texas gifted $100,000 to the College of Veterinary Medicine for the caring service provided to her cat "Sylvester" and her miniature horse "Wheeler Dealer". The large animal medicine and surgery ...

A representative for The Merck Company Foundation presented a $9,000 grant to the College of Veterinary medicine. This grant was used to enable the Biomedical Learning Resources Center to expand it educational video ...

A representative for The Merck Company Foundation presented a $9,000 grant to the College of Veterinary medicine. This grant was used to enable the Biomedical Learning Resources Center to expand it educational video ...