Featured Alumni

Dr. John Otto's ('90) book about inmate dog training program turns into stage production.

Dr. Joel Wilson ('79) gives back to his community through an internship.

Dr. Allison Zuckermandel ('07) named one of the Business Time's Top 20 under 40.

Dr. James Carpenter ('74, left) accepts the Oxbow Award from Dr. Micah Kohles, Oxbow’s vice president of Technical Services and Research.

Dr. Eddie Taylor ('85) named 2019 PRCA/Zoetis Vet of the Year.

 Dr. Mike Schoonover (’00) is leading research on equine limb wound care.

Dr. Richard Halvorson (1978) was recognized for his 30 years of service as the veterinarian-on-call at the World Dairy Expo.

Dr. Jeff Owens (2004) was recognized as Best Veterinarian in the Tulsa World's 2019 "Best in the World" competition. His practice, Elm Creek Veterinary Hospital, has served the community since 2010.

 Dr. Tina Neel (1979) was recognized along with her full-service veterinary practice in Oklahoma City, by The Oklahoman news source. Both print and online readers from across the state voted Neel Veterinary Hospital as the Readers' Choice Best Veterinary Hospital of 2019 in Oklahoma.

Dr. Rod Hall receives the Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association Distinguished Service Award.

Dr. Jim Baldwin, AERC Hall of Fame Inductee, was a guest on the Horses in the Morning radio show.

Dr. Brian Berridge Leads the US National Toxicology Program to Embrace Innovative Technologies.

 Dr. Bill Johnson Named Distinguished Alumnus of Veterinary Center

Dr. Reynolds Cowles Named Distinguished Alumnus

Dr. Charles Qualls Named Distinguished Alumnus

Dr. Paige Mackey ('13) achieved the status of Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine in Small Animal Internal Medicine. 

Pictured left to right are: Drs. Allison Wilson, Rebecca Tims ('14), Paige Mackey ('13), and Lana Rothenburg ('12). 

Dr. John Otto speaks at the opening of a new dog training facility

Dr. Christopher Earle's ('95) Clinic Celebrates 20th anniversary

Dr. Martin Furr ('86), one of our top equine researchers, participated in this update on EPM in horses.

1. Dr. Kay Helms, 2018 Oklahoma Veterinarian of the Year
2. Dr. Kay Helms (’72) is recognized for her endless contributions to veterinary medicine

1. Dr. Isaiah (Josh) Fidler (’63) is recognized for his leadership and extraordinary achievements in cancer research

   

1. Cushing vet, author finalist for American Humane Hero Veterinarian Award
2. Dr. Rebekah Hartfield Recognized as a Significant Woman in Oklahoma Agriculture

• Brian Berridge takes the helm at the National Toxicology Program

• Pay it Forward - Dr. Kaitlyn Coyes

• Dr. Kay Helms named Significant Woman in Oklahoma Agriculture (PDF)

• AAFP president wants culture change toward cats

• DCHS Hall of Fame Inducts Robert Cole, DVM

• Jacobs Recognized for Outstanding Achievements in Food Safety

• Dr. Rebekah Hartfield: Veterinarian and Author

• Veterinarians for large animals lacking in Oklahoma - Dr. Rebekah Hartfield

• Former veterinary military surgeon shares his experiences - Dr. Jim Giles

• Dr. Stefanie Campbell becomes 'disease detective' for CDC

• Cattle Feeders Hall of Fame Honors Dr. Dee Griffin

• Iowa Ag Department strengthens disease management team (Judith LaBounty)

• Bailey Named Oklahoma State University Distinguished Alumna

• See You at the Races - Dr. Bob Story

• McGill Named Oklahoma State University Distinguished Alumnus

• Dr. Tim Woody Named OSU Distinguished Alumnus

• Beef Veterinarian Receives AgriLabs Award - Dr. Tripp Holt

• Dr. Lee Denney - 2017 Oklahoma Veterinarian of the Year

• Merck, AABP honor Dr. Dee Griffin as Mentor of the Year

• 50 Years as Dr. Cowles

• Investing in the Future - Dr. Danielle Dugat

• Hospital Director Bids Goodbye - Dr. Mark Neer

• The DuBois Connection

• Coping with the Unexpected

• 2017 McElroy Award Winner - Elizabeth Forbes

• Hartville Pet Insurance GroupTM Names Dr. Wendy Hauser AVP of Veterinary Relations (PDF)

• Rudd Presents at NW Classen Career Day

• Rudd Places First at 3MT Competition

• Mild Winter Weather Could Cause Pet Problems (Kassie Newton)

• Improving Your Lifespan: Dr. Timothy Snider

• Krugler Named Distinguished Veterinarian of the Year

• Confer earns Leave the Ladder Down Award

• 50 Years of Dr. Lee Simmons

• Father of Reform: Dr. Dee Griffin

• Angel Jordan named PATH Veterinarian of the Year

• Dr. Panciera Recognized by Cattle Production Veterinarian Hall of Fame

• Folsom Receives Prestigious Continuing Ed Award from AgriLabs

• Loafmann Named Distinguished Alumnus

• Holmes Named Distinguished Alumnus

• Fulton Selected for Higher Ed Hall of Fame

• Staubus Helping Louisiana’s Animals

• The Pacemaker Posse

• Duffy Named Distinguished Alumnus

• Andy Baker Named 2016 TVMA Medical Specialty Practitioner of the Year

• Howell Named Western Veterinary Conference President

• Living the Dream and Helping Eagles Fly

• Herrin Wins National Award

• Get Involved, Stay Involved

• Oklahoma’s 2016 Veterinarian of the Year

• All in the Family

• Cunningham Earns Dean McElroy Award

• Class of 1966 Celebrates 50 Years

• Dual Degree Pioneers

• Carrying On a Family Legacy

• Commitment to Excellence

• Making a Difference

• Rudd Places 2nd in 3MT

• Confer Inducted into Hall of Fame

• ASVCP Honors Dynamic Duo

• The Overpopulation Problem

• Behind the Scenes with Bullet

• LTC Duffy on Zika Virus

• Recognizing a Veterinarian and a Need

• Alumna becomes permit holder in the Women’s Professional Rodeo Association

• Saving Lola

• The Overpopulation Problem

• DeMars named Clinical Associate Professor

• Fulton Earns Outstanding Service Award

• Dugat Among “40 Under 40: Professors Who Inspire

• Dr. Hildabrand volunteers to help sterilize white-tailed deer, control population

• Ekstrom to be Honoroed

• Dr. Anothny Confer-Hall of Fame Inductee

• Heise to be Honored

• Double Celebration for Dr. Rocconi

• Keller Frey to be Honored

• Longtime Veterinary Educator Retires

• Fund set up in honor of Dr. Kristie Plunkett - Barred Owl Set Free

• On the Job with Dr. Breshears