dvm360® Announces 2021 Veterinary Student Ambassadors
55 veterinary students from around the globe have teamed up to elevate student voices within the profession and networking opportunities as part of the Student Ambassador Program
CRANBURY, N.J.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–#animalhospital–dvm360®, the No. 1 multimedia platform in the veterinary industry, is proud to welcome the 55 veterinary students from around the world who have been selected to participate in its new Student Ambassador Program. Led by 2020 graduates Trusten Moore, D.V.M, and Danny Sack, D.V.M, this exciting program was created to amplify communication between veterinary students and the industry.
“Our goal was to form a network of inspired, interactive veterinary students who could help us advance the veterinary profession,” said Mike Hennessy Jr., president and CEO of MJH Life Sciences™, the parent company of dvm360®. “Not only did we achieve that goal, but we exceeded it. We now have student representation from veterinary schools from the United States and around the globe. I can’t think of a better way to appreciate how we learn and practice veterinary medicine than through our dvm360® Student Ambassador Program.”
Selected by Moore and Sack, each student ambassador represents an AVMA-accredited veterinary school. Ambassadors will be featured in dvm360® magazine and on dvm360.com and will receive exposure on dvm360® social media platforms, complimentary admission to a Fetch dvm360® conference of their choice (travel and lodging not included), and access to industry thought leaders.
This year’s 2021 student ambassadors and their colleges are:
- Adinda Rana Fauziah: IPB University
- Aishwarya Chitnis: Purdue University
- Aliisa Peura: University of Melbourne (Australia)
- Ambre Malarbet: CEU Cardenal Herrera University (Valencia, Spain)
- Ashley Genetti: University of Edinburgh (Scotland)
- Ashley Hennequin: Lincoln Memorial University
- Ava McPhail: University of Glasgow (Scotland)
- Brian Gleaves: University of Tennessee
- Brittney Kilgore: St. George’s University (Grenada, West Indies)
- Carolyne Ricardo: University of Glasgow (Scotland)
- Catherine Walsh: Ross University (Basseterre, Saint Kitts and Nevis)
- Chris Hollingsworth: Virginia-Maryland College
- Christian Capobianco: North Carolina State University
- Courtney Babcock Borden: Kansas State University
- Dana Tsuchida: Oregon State University
- Danielle Lancer: University of Sydney (Australia)
- Dave Reinniel Catolico: Central Luzon State University (Science City of Muñoz, Nueva Ecija, Philippines)
- De’Shonna Jones: University of Missouri
- Gabby Rands: Mississippi State University
- Grant Gilbert: University of Pennsylvania
- Harris Fitzgerel: Tufts University
- Hayley Hunt: Iowa State University
- Ioli Tzavara: University of Forestry (Sofia, Bulgaria)
- Indira Rojas Rivera: Ross University (Basseterre, Saint Kitts and Nevis)
- Jeffrey Lowenthal: University of California, Davis
- Jessi Doshier: Western University of Health Sciences
- Jessica Hirsch: Tufts University
- Jessica Im: University of Georgia
- John Delgado: Tuskegee University
- Jove Jacob: Rajasthan University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences (Bikaner, India)
- Juancho Orjuela: University of Guelph (Canada)
- Katie Hiskes: University of Illinois
- Kayla Bergeson: University of Minnesota
- Kellie Purucker: Michigan State University
- Laci Taylor: Cornell University
- Lianne Mellin: University of Queensland (Australia)
- Mahima Gulati: Mumbai Veterinary College (India)
- Marizza Kachelhoffer: University of Pretoria (South Africa)
- Megan Kuhtreiber: University College Dublin (Ireland)
- Mehal Punjabi: Mumbai Veterinary College (India)
- Michele Munkhaugen-Reyes: Auburn University
- Muskaan Gumber: Kerala Veterinary and Animal Sciences University (Thrissur, India)
- Nada Blagojevic: University of Adelaide (Roseworthy, Australia)
- Nia Powell: North Carolina State University
- Rachel Ellerd: Texas A&M University
- Rachel Schneider: St. Matthew’s University (Grand Cayman)
- Sara Beth Speziok: University of Florida
- Seyit Islam Yilmaz: Bursa Uldag University (Bursa, Turkey)
- Simone Spence: The Royal Veterinary College (London, England)
- Stacey Thomas: University of Arizona
- Sudesh Thapa: Agriculture and Forestry University (Bharatpur, Nepal)
- Swarangee Chavan: Mumbai Veterinary College (Mumbai, India)
- Thomas Kile: Washington State University
- Victor Piceno: Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (Mexico City, Mexico)
- Zaida Gomez: Long Island University
“We are beyond thrilled and ecstatic to have such a talented and diverse group of veterinary professionals that will truly help pave a brighter future for veterinary medicine,” said Adam Christman, D.V.M., MBA, chief veterinary officer of dvm360®. “We at dvm360® can’t wait to share their stories, insight and experiences in the wonderful world of veterinary medicine.”
If you’re interested in becoming a dvm360® student ambassador, apply here.
About dvm360®
The leading media-content provider in the veterinary market, dvm360® has been in operation for more than 50 years. It provides readers with top-of-the-line digital and print content that focuses on every aspect of a veterinary professional’s life. In addition, dvm360® hosts continuing education (CE) conferences that provide a 360-degree educational engagement experience for veterinary professionals. These conferences include several Fetch dvm360® conferences and the Atlantic Coast Veterinary Conference®, CE events that have been a staple in the veterinary community for decades. dvm360® is a brand of MJH Life Sciences™, the largest privately held, independent, full-service medical media company in North America. MJH Life Sciences™ is dedicated to delivering trusted health care news across multiple channels.
Contacts
dvm360® Media Contact
Alexandra Ventura, 609-716-7777
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