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Mission and Vision
Mission
Innovation in animal and human health.
Vision
To be innovative world leaders in healthcare, research, and professional education.
Core Values
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Communication: Understanding the importance of good communication for the proper functioning of the team and advancing our common goals.
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Integrity: We will demonstrate at all times, and expect of our colleagues, the highest standards of personal integrity.
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Accountability: We will be accountable for our own actions, work, and words.
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Teamwork: Understanding that a team is stronger than the sum of its parts, and that we perform better as a team.
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Leadership: Recognizing that we can all be leaders.
Commitment to Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
The Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine recognizes that excellence in education, service and research are heightened in a diverse community of faculty, staff and students. We are committed to diversity, equity and inclusion and actively promote a culture of inclusion that is respectful to all. We strive to foster an environment where differences are celebrated and individuals are valued, respected and empowered to reach their full potential.
Strategic Plan
In September 2018, OSU College of Veterinary Medicine faculty, staff and students came together to identify specific strategies to advance the college and elevate the veterinary medicine profession. After many hours of discussion on mission and vision statements, core goals and values and defining objectives, the CVM Strategic Plan was born.
Goliath Project
The Goliath Project is an important arm of the College of Veterinary Medicine's Strategic Plan. The Goliath Project was initiated to take a holistic approach to improving the experience of the multi-faceted clinical year.