Merck awards $90k in scholarships to future bovine veterinarians
Recipients selected based on achievements, career goals, work experience and interest in veterinary medicine.
September 27, 2023
Merck Animal Health has awarded $90,000 in scholarships to 18 bovine veterinary students in partnership with the American Association of Bovine Practitioners (AABP). Scholarship recipients were selected based on their academic achievements, career goals, work experience and interest in veterinary medicine.
The scholarships recently were awarded at the 2023 AABP Annual Conference, held in Milwaukee, Wis., Sept. 21-23. The 2023 scholarship recipients, each receiving $5,000, include:
Chelsey Bieberle, Kansas State University
Ruth Bowman, University of Guelph
Caden Colombik, Washington State University
Bailey DeGroat, The Ohio State University
George DeMers, University of Pennsylvania
Lillian Feider, University of Wisconsin
Ashley Garatea, Western University of Health Sciences
Sonja Gilje, University of Minnesota
Taythen Larson, Washington State University
Michaela Musselman, Kansas State University
Ana Leigh Ruiz, University of Minnesota
Paige Schmidt, Kansas State University
Brooke Smith, Oregon State University
Alexis Stadtlander, Iowa State University
Vladimir Tadic, University of Calgary
Erica Webb, University of Georgia
Tanya Weber, Washington State University
Casey Whitehouse, Atlantic Veterinary College
“Merck Animal Health is proud to honor these veterinary students who represent the future of our field and the cattle industry,” said Justin Welsh, D.V.M., executive director of livestock technical services, Merck Animal Health. “These exemplary students embody our unconditional commitment to cattle care as well as to our mission to advance the Science of Healthier Animals.”
“We are excited for what the future holds for these outstanding students and the talents and skills they will bring to the veterinary profession as they embark on their careers,” said Fred Gingrich II, D.V.M., executive director, AABP. “We are incredibly grateful to Merck Animal Health for its continued partnership and support for these next generation of leaders in our field.”
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