The Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences department (VBS) conducts cutting-edge research, provides high-quality educational offerings and continually strives to reach out to our community and provide high-end services to our clients. Discovering Educating Reaching out News Discussing the importance of K-12 STEM Education with Dr. Sarah Brown VBS Assistant Professor Sarah Brown discusses her work with STEM-K12 outreach. Spring 2024 Graduate Seminar Highlights Presentation highlights from the Spring 2024 Graduate Seminar Series. Discovering novel treatments for HIV and Prion disease with the Skinner lab The Skinner Lab team graciously agreed to sit down to answer interview questions about their HIV and Prion Disease research. Introducing Terri Clark, DVM, BS Terri Clark, DVM, BS, joined the Anatomy teaching group to teach the Spring 2024 Anatomy II, Large Animal Anatomy DVM Course. Calendar Seeking Professor of Veterinary Anatomy Please visit the VBS website 'Employment Opportunities' page for more information. Resources Icon of chicken Circular icon with dark gray background showing the silhouette of a chicken standing in profile Poultry Health Research Minnesota Center for Prion Research and Outreach Icon of housecat skeleton Circular icon with dark gray background showing a sitting housecat's skeleton as if under xray Veterinary Anatomy Courseware Icon of longhorn bull skull Circular icon with dark gray background showing the silhouette of a longhorn bull skull Veterinary Anatomy Museum
Discussing the importance of K-12 STEM Education with Dr. Sarah Brown VBS Assistant Professor Sarah Brown discusses her work with STEM-K12 outreach.
Spring 2024 Graduate Seminar Highlights Presentation highlights from the Spring 2024 Graduate Seminar Series.
Discovering novel treatments for HIV and Prion disease with the Skinner lab The Skinner Lab team graciously agreed to sit down to answer interview questions about their HIV and Prion Disease research.
Introducing Terri Clark, DVM, BS Terri Clark, DVM, BS, joined the Anatomy teaching group to teach the Spring 2024 Anatomy II, Large Animal Anatomy DVM Course.