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2019VETERINARY MEDICAL

SYMPOSIUM

54th Annual Veterinary Medical SymposiumMARCH 20-23, 2019

Honoring The Reunion Classes: 1954, 1959, 1964, 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009, 2014

Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel & Conference Center at Grand National 3700 Robert Trent Jones Trail | Opelika, AL 36801

TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE

CONGRATULATIONS

TUSKEGEE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE

54TH ANNUAL VETERINARY MEDICAL SYMPOSIUM

March 20-23, 2019 Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel and Conference Center

Opelika, AL

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1200 W. Montgomery Road | Kresge Center, Suite 308 | Tuskegee, AL 36088 | Phone: 334-727-8501 | Fax: 334-727-5276www.tuskegee.edu

Bringing the World to Tuskegee and Tuskegee to the World

Off ice Of the Pres ident

Dr. Lily D. McNair has been selected as Tuskegee Uni-versity’s eighth president by unanimous vote of the university’s Board of Trustees. Her appointment as Tuskegee’s first female president comes after nearly seven years of ser-vice as provost and senior vice presi-dent for academic

affairs at Wagner College - a private college of 2,200 stu-dents located on New York’s Staten Island.

She previously served as associate provost of research and divisional coordinator for science and mathematics at Spelman College, where she was responsible for culti-vating the institution’s research capabilities. This includ-ed strengthening its infrastructure of policies and pro-cedures related to faculty involvement in research, and developing a coordinated system to improve the efficient use of its research resources.

Dr. McNair served as associate professor of psychology and associate director of the Clinical Psychology Doctoral Training Program at The University of Georgia, where in 1999 she was the first African-American woman to ob-tain tenure and promotion in the Department of Psychol-ogy . She also has served as professor of psychology on the faculty of The State University of New York at New Paltz, and as a clinical psychologist at Vassar College.

A clinical psychologist by training, Dr. McNair’s research has focused on the development and evaluation of com-munity-based interventions targeting substance use and early sexual behavior in African-American youth. Her work has been funded by the National Institutes of Men-tal Health, as well as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Preliminary findings of these longitudinal

studies are demonstrating the significant impact of posi-tive parenting practices on children’s outcomes across a variety of domains. Dr. McNair is also the co-editor of Women: Images and Realities (4th ed.), an introductory multicultural women’s studies textbook.

Dr. McNair’s continuing research interests include ex-amining the role of stress in the alcohol consumption of female college students. This interest, dating back to her dissertation research, marked the beginning of her longstanding interest in gender-related issues in social behavior. She continued this line of research while at The University of Georgia by investigating cognitive factors related to alcohol use and risky sexual behaviors, with particular attention to gender-related influences on de-cision-making and risk taking. Her work examines two specific areas of sexual risk: sexual behaviors related to the transmission of HIV/AIDS (unsafe sexual practices) and sexual aggression (i.e., acquaintance rape). Dr. Mc-Nair also is interested in the dyadic nature of alcohol use and sexual risk-taking, and has begun to investigate the changes in alcohol consumption and sexual risk-taking that occur in dating couples over the course of their re-lationships.

Dr. McNair has served as major professor for more than 10 doctoral students in clinical psychology at The Uni-versity of Georgia, where she was actively involved in both undergraduate and graduate training. She consid-ers her contributions to the education of junior scholars to be among the most rewarding aspect of her career at UGA, where she was actively involved in increasing the numbers of African-American graduate students in the Department of Psychology.

A native of New Jersey, Dr. McNair holds an undergradu-ate degree in psychology from Princeton University, and master’s and doctoral degrees in psychology from the State University of New York at Stony Brook. She is mar-ried to Dr. George W. Roberts, a retired senior adminis-trator at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Pre-vention. Together they have two adult children: Randall Roberts and Marguerite Roberts.

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1200 West Montgomery Road | Patterson Hall, Rm # 201 | Tuskegee, Alabama 36088Phone: 334-727-8174 | Fax: 334-727-8177

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On behalf of the faculty, staff and students, we extend greetings and welcome to the 54th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium that is being held at our new location, Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel & Conference Center at Grand National in Opelika, Alabama. Our theme this year is Veterinary and Human Health Professionals: Mutual Benefits as Synergistic Partners.

We have planned another outstanding Symposium filled with various dynamic speakers as well as several new activities that will add some additional social and health benefits to all participants. The kick-off begins on Wednesday, March 20th with an Alumni/Student Reception sponsored by the Tuskegee Veterinary Medical Alumni Association (TVMAA). This venue serves as a platform for students to network and identify mentors with alumni and speakers in various disciplines. The opening session on Thursday, March 21st begins with the T.S. Williams Lecturer, Dr. Fermin V. G. Stewart, who is a 1985 veterinary medical graduate from Tuskegee University and furthered his medical education as an MD Otolaryngologist.

Therefore, his presentation to open the symposium is befitting for our theme and exemplifies the legacy of Dr. T. S. Williams, Dean Emeritus of the College.

The Alumni Banquet, which is one of the most highly anticipated features of the Symposium will be held on Friday night, March 22nd honoring the alumni reunion classes of 1954, 1959, 1964, 1969 (50th year - golden class), 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994 (25th year - silver class), 1999, 2004, 2009, and 2014. The Symposium continues on Saturday, March 23rd back on campus at the Veterinary Complex and is brought to a successful conclusion on Saturday afternoon with the alumni barbeque and annual basketball game featuring the TUCVM alumni vs. the TUCVM students.

I extend my sincere appreciation to the Symposium Committee under the leadership of Co-Chairs, Mrs. Catina Woods Sistrunk and Dr. Tomeshia Hubbard, for another well-planned, educational, and successful Symposium. We look forward to seeng you next year for the 55th Annual Veterinary Symposium where we will also celebrate our 75th Legacy Anniversary on the founding of our veterinary college at Tuskegee University. So be sure to mark your calendars and please plan to return on March 18-21, 2020.

Sincerely,

Ruby L. Perry, DVM, MS, DACVRDean

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Welcome to our 54th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium! We are delighted to have you here and especially pleased to welcome you to our new host location, Auburn Marriott Opelika Spa & Convention Center in Opelika, Alabama. This year’s theme, Veterinary and Human Health Professionals: Mutual Benefits as Synergistic Partners captures the relationship as embodied by our T.S. Williams Lecturer that exemplifies the dynamic partnership between the veterinarian and medical doctor within the mutually beneficial relationship of the human-animal bond. Attendees are sure to receive information that will greatly aid in understanding this relationship and the role each medical professional play in maximizing the health of the people and pets we serve.

We are honored to host a platform such as this Symposium. That affords our students, alumni, sponsors, speakers, exhibitors and friends the opportunity to engage in meaningful ways. The exchange of information and ideas across disciplines help to chart an upward course in maintaining the cohesive movement within veterinary medicine to advance our profession and serve our

communities. In preserving this historic trajectory, we welcome our esteemed alumni Dr. Fermin Stewart, DVM, MD, 1985 veterinary medical graduate from Tuskegee University as our T.S. Williams Memorial Lecturer. We are also pleased to present to you Dr. Horace Walcott, 1984 veterinary medical graduate from Tuskegee University, science educator and Weston Research Mentor at Brooklyn Tech, and a visiting scientist at the Dynamical Systems Laboratory, Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering, New York University Tandon School of Engineering who will be presenting as our General Session speaker.

I extend a very special welcome to our trailblazers: the reunion classes of 1954, 1959, 1964, 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009, 2014. We are encouraged by your presence, which will leave an indelible mark of success upon this Symposium. Your strong support and dedication to your alma mater is priceless. We celebrate your accomplishments and the many contributions you have made to the veterinary profession at large.

It has been my absolute pleasure to serve with a dynamic Symposium Committee to deliver another high caliber event. I could not have been more fortunate to work with such a group of hardworking, innovative and compassionate professionals. Thank you for your team approach and execution. On behalf of the Symposium Committee, welcome and enjoy!

Best,

Catina Woods SistrunkExecutive Director, Office of Resource Development & External RelationsCo-Chairperson, 54th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium

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Welcome to the 54th Annual Tuskegee Veterinary Symposium! We are hosting this year’s symposium in beautiful Opelika, Alabama at the modern luxury Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel and Conference Center at Grand National. The hotel boasts in upscale comfort and convenience. It provides an environment for relaxation after a long day of meetings. Onsite is the Southern Oaks restaurant, an indoor and outdoor pool, as well as, a relaxing spa. The Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail is also conveniently located on the property and boast 54 holes of championship golf. So be sure to make time to have some fun and to admire the many amenities offered at the hotel!

Our symposium theme for this year is “Veterinary and Human Health Professionals: Mutual Benefits as Synergistic Partners”. There are growing similarities between

veterinary medicine and human medicine. We both use very similar diagnostic test to confirm diagnoses. We also use similar medications to treat infections, diabetes and other disease processes. Our goal this year is to help us bridge the gap between veterinarians and human physicians. We are embracing the “One Health” concept. This year’s symposium is packed with educational speakers, engaging topics, exhibitors and social activities. Be prepared to gain a wealth of knowledge during this four-day conference.

We are honoring our reunion classes of 1954, 1959, 1964, 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009, and 2014. We are thrilled that you decided to attend our conference. We appreciate your commitment and support of the Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine over the years. We hope that this symposium will help you relive memories of your veterinary experience and keep you coming back for years to come. We look forward to seeing you again in the near future!

It has been an honor to serve as the co-chair for this outstanding event. I would like to thank the entire symposium committee for all of your hard work and diligence. I applaud your efforts and I could not have asked for a better team of individuals to accomplish this successful event. We at the Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine take pride in making our family feel at home. Please know that you are always welcome to visit with us at anytime! Enjoy your stay!

Sincerely,

Tomeshia Hubbard, DVMCo-Chair, TUCVM 54th Veterinary SymposiumAssistant Professor of Veterinary DermatologyOwner, Alabama Veterinary Allergy and Dermatology ServicePresident, Tuskegee Veterinary Medical Association


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Greetings Veterinary Alumni, Friends and Supporters

At the 51st and 52nd Annual Veterinary Medical Sympo-siums, the Tuskegee Veterinary Medical Alumni Association (TVMAA) demonstrated the kind of support that has sus-tained the legacy of our beloved alma mater over the many

years since its envision in 1945. In 1935, Dr. Frederick D. Patterson became the third president of Tuskegee Institute and began fulfilling his vision to establish the School of Veterinary Medicine. With over 2,600 alumni, we shall sustain our Legacy and our accreditation.

At the TVMAA business meeting on Thursday, May 31, 2016, the alumni pledged to develop a $250K renovation fund specifically to assist with the renovations of the Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital (VMTH) required to meet accreditation standards. Due to your loyal support, we exceeded our goal with a grand total of $369,322.45 which was raised at the 52nd Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium held at Tuskegee University on March 22-25, 2017. From our records, this is the largest amount ever raised at any of our annual veterinary medical symposiums in the past. These funds were used to complete Phase II of the renovations in the Veterinary Medical Teach-ing Hospital to fulfill accreditation standard 3, and we achieved full accreditation in October of 2016.

Not only are you making a difference to ensure that we can support the renovations and purchase of equipment needed for the veteri-nary medical teaching hospital required for accreditation, but you are ensuring that future generations of students seeking a veterinary medical education from Tuskegee University may continue to do so! “Sustaining Our Legacy” is truly the mission for the College and you remain an integral part of a sustained legacy since its inception in 1945.

Our Next Charge: As we move forward in preparation for the next AVMA Council on Education site visit scheduled for 2020, we remain “action ready” to meet all 11 accreditation standards and celebrate our 75-year Legacy. In order to stay the course, we are launching the “Sustaining our Legacy $500K Veterinary Alumni Renovation Fund” to assist the College in preparation for the AVMA Council on Educa-tion Site Visit in 2020. Phase I and Phase II have been completed as outlined here. Phase III will include the purchase of major equipment for diagnostic areas in the VMTH, upgrade gross anatomy with a new cooler and HVAC system and upgrade of medical records system.

I extend my heartfelt appreciation to each of you for your contribu-tions to the Alumni Renovation Fund. As the dean and an alum (Class of 1977), I also pledge to continue my financial support to my be-loved veterinary school and will join you in making my contribution to the Alumni Renovation Fund. With the support of each of you for this project and future projects designed to improve the Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital and learning facilities, a major difference can be achieved.

Again, much thanks to each of you for continuing to help the College hold a special place in the history of veterinary medicine. Your contin-ued support is appreciated more than words can ever express. Thank you Colleagues, Friends and Supporters!

Phase I: Infrastructure Renovations in the Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital (VMTH)

Cost: $695K Completed

Phase II: Renovations of Student Learning and Teaching Spaces in the Veterinary Complex

• Remodeling of the Outdoor Dog Kennels • Remodeling of all Restrooms in Vet Med

Complex for ADA Compliance • Remodeling of the Client Reception Area in Small

Animal HospitalCost: $583,487 Completed

Phase III: Upgrade of Gross Anatomy Lab with Purchase of Major Equipment for the VMTH and other Teaching and Learning Environments

• Major Equipment (Projected Costs) • Upgrade of Gross Anatomy Lab (Specialized HVAC

System, New Walk-In Cooler with installation and electrical, and renovations of the Gross Anatomy Lab, etc.) - $250K

• Computed Tomography (CT/Cat Scan) including remodeling of area - $200K

• Image Intensification Fluoroscopy for Diagnostic Imaging - $55K

• Computerization of Medical Records – (Waiting for Bid)

Message of Appreciation to Alumni from Dean Ruby L. Perry and Dr. William T. Watson, TVMAA Fundraising Liaison

Sustaining our Legacy $500K Veterinary Alumni Renovation FundFund raising Project Partnership between the Tuskegee Veterinary Medical Alumni Association (TVMAA) and the Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) to Support the Renovations of the Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital (VMTH) to Fulfill Accreditation Requirements and Preparation for the next AVMA Council on Education Site Visit in 2020.

Supporters,Goal!$500K

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The T.S. Williams Lecture was established in 1978 by the Tuskegee Veterinary Medical Alumni Association, Inc. (TVMAA) Executive Council under the presidential leadership of Dr. Adam E. McKee, Jr. This event honors the late Dr. Theodore Shields Williams, Sr. who served the Tuskegee University (then Tuskegee Institute) School of Veterinary Medicine as the second dean from 1947- 1972. Dr. Williams was born in Kansas City, Kansas on June 2, 1911. He earned the Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) de-gree from Kansas State University in 1935, and practiced in Kansas City, Kansas before join-ing the faculty in 1936 at Prairie View State Normal & Industrial College (Prairie View A & M University) in Texas. He was em-ployed by the Federal Meat Inspection Service, United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) in Des Moines, Iowa from 1936-1945. Dr. Williams completed the Master’s degree in Veterinary Pathology in 1946 from Iowa State College (Iowa State University), and his area of research dealt with pathological le-sions associated with tissue invading migra-tory parasites in ani-mals. Dr. Williams was appointed as the Head of the Department of Pathology and Parasitology and served from 1945-1951, and later appointed as dean and served in this role from 1947-1972. Under his deanship, the first class of five students graduated in 1949. He returned to the faculty and served as Professor of Pathology and Parasitology until his retirement in 1981. From 1981 until his death on April 15, 2002, he was dean emeri-tus and professor emeritus at the Tuskegee University School of Veterinary Medicine. His honors and recogni-tions include the Kansas State University Distinguished Alumni Service Award in 1959, the Norden Award for Distinguished Teaching in Veterinary Medicine in 1963,

and the Tuskegee Faculty Achievement Award in 1973.

The lecture series represented the ideals of Dean Emeritus Williams emphasizing the highest standards of scholarship and teaching in advancing veterinary medi-cal education. Veterinary alumni were invited to present topics of interest in a venue supplemental to the regular symposium program. The impact of the presentations on returning veterinarians and students propelled the

lecture series to be-come an integral part of the Annual Veterinary Symposium and con-tinue to be supported by the TVMAA. Dr. T.S. Williams was al-ways present for the presentations until health issues prevented his attendance prior to his death.

The first T. S. Williams lecturer was the late Dr. Laval N. Cothran (’57). Others that fol-lowed included Dr. Adam McKee, Jr., Dr. Rebecca Kirby, Dr. Robert Shomer, Dr. Walter C. Bowie, Dr. Eugene Adams, Dr. Harold Davis, Dr. Michael Blackwell, Dr. Arthur Davis, Dr. Jack O. Walther, Dr. Irving W. McConnell, Dr. Bonnie V. Beaver, Dr. Earl Rippie, Jr, Dr. William O. Jones, Dr. Willie M. Reed, Dr.

Christine Jenkins, Dr. Lloyd Webb, Dr. Phillip Nelson, Dr. Jan Strother, Dr. Stephanie Miles-Richardson, and Dr. Gloria Dorsey. Several accomplished non-alumni veterinary researchers and administrators also presented lecturers including Dr. Russel Lindsey, Dr. Steven Pakes, Dr. Charles (Bud) Middleton, and Dr. Gregory Parham.

The TVMAA continues to serve as a participating part-ner with the Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) in support of the T.S. Williams Lecture Series.

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T. S. Williams Lecture Speaker

Fermin V.G. Stewart, DVM, MD - Class of 1985

The One Health Initiative is a worldwide strategy for expanding interdisciplinary collaborations and communications in all aspects of health care for humans, animals and the environment. A coalition of medical, veterinary and Ph.D. doctors signed an agreement that was aimed at fostering closer working relationships between medical health professionals. While veterinary medical training, already versed in the concept of comparative medicine, embraced and forged ahead with the implementation of this initiative within its curriculum, physician training programs did very little to promote the concept, with even recent graduates being unaware of the meaning of One Health.

Dr. Fermin Stewart, having acquired both a DVM and MD, is a veterinarian and medical doctor with intimate understanding of both medical and veterinary training programs and the attitudes and aptitudes of their graduates. His presentation during the symposium will outline what he sees as both challenges

and opportunities facing the One Health initiative, and suggest concrete short term and long term solutions to effectively moving this initiative forward. Dr. Stewart is a member of Tuskegee University School of Veterinary Medicine Class of 1985. He received his Bachelor of Science in Animal Husbandry in 1981 from Tuskegee Institute. After graduating with his DVM, Dr. Stewart went on to receive an MD from the University of Pennsylvania in 1989. In 1989, he began a residency in otolaryngology at University of Tennessee, Memphis that he completed in 1995. From 1995-1996, he completed a fellowship in otology/neuro-otology at Baylor University. He practiced and taught medicine at Emory University and the Emory University Clinic from 1996 to 2001. In 2001, Dr. Stewart opened his own successful private specialty medical practice which he owns and operates to the present. He has delivered numerous presentations in both the national and international arena.

General Session Speaker

Dr. Horace Errol Walcott - Class of 1984DVM, Ph.D., DHSc, MSPH

Dr. Horace E. Walcott’s current area of research focus is neuroquantology, in which he is investigating, altered states of consciousness in individuals who use the sensory deprivation tank or flotation tank. Dr. Walcott is a science educa-tor and Weston Research Mentor at Brooklyn Tech and a visiting scientist at the Dynamical Systems Laboratory, Department of Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering, New York University Tandon School of Engineering. He is the co-inventor on a patent for a drone solar hydrogen electric water sampling boat and has been developing an amphibious tranquilizing dart rifle kit, including a spe-cial night vision diving mask. Walcott is a science ambassador for the float com-munity and was awarded a medal by the Policy Studies Institute in Washington, DC. He has been a distinguished panelist at the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars and a national semi-finalist for the 2013 Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Award. Dr. Walcott also received in 2010 and 2011, the Siemens Founders Award and the STARS award. His training in aquatic animal

medicine includes thesis research investigating neuroendocrine disruption due to halogenated hydrocarbons on biosonar in harbor porpoises (Phocoena phocoena) in British waters in 1997. He also completed the AquaMed program during an internship in Atlanta and AquaVet II at Woods Hole, while commencing doctoral studies at Tulane. At Tulane, Walcott and his major professor Dr. W.R. Hartley developed as bioassay system for detecting sub-lethal, low dose carcinogens, using the life cycle stages of the Japanese Medaka, Orzias latipes. Dr. Walcott has also worked as a veterinary medical officer, Ministry of Agriculture, in Guyana from 1986-1990.

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Theme: “Veterinary and Human Health Professionals:Mutual Benefits as Synergistic Partners”

Tuskegee University Veterinary MedicalComplex / Auburn Marriott OpelikaWednesday, March 20, 2019

Registration: Auburn Marriott Opelika / Conference Center Foyer / 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM Student Registration: Auburn Marriott Opelika / Conference Center Foyer / Registration Desk Speaker Ready Room: Auburn Marriott Opelika /Opelika Board Room

Tuskegee University Veterinary Medical Complex / Auburn Marriott Opelika

Theme: “Veterinary and Human Health Professionals: Mutual Benefits as Synergistic Partners”

8:30 AM

TVMAA Dr. Steve Goldsberry Scholarship Golf Outing

Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Grand National Opelika, AL

AUBURN MARRIOTT OPELIKA HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER

9:00 AM – 4:00 PM Alabama Board of Medical Examiners Meeting Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel and Conference

Grand National Ballroom A&B 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM

Dean’s Advisory Board Meeting & Luncheon

Presiding: Dr. Ruby L. Perry, Dean (Class of 1977)

Dr. Bonnie Barclay, Co-Chair (Class of 1984) Dr. John L. Williams, Co-Chair (Class of 1975)

Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel and Conference

Meeting Room 3 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM

REGISTRATION

Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel and Conference Conference Center Foyer

4:00 PM - 6:30 PM

TVMAA Executive Board Meeting

Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel and Conference Meeting Room 2


7:30 PM – 12:00 AM

Alumni/Student Welcome Reception

A Business Casual Affair AUBURN MARRIOTT OPELIKA HOTEL & CONFERENCE CENTER

Camellia Room

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Thursday, March 21, 2019

Registration: Auburn Marriott Opelika / Conference Center Foyer / 8:00AM - 4:00PM Student Registration: Auburn Marriott Opelika / Conference Center Foyer / Registration Desk Speaker Ready Room: Auburn Marriott Opelika /Opelika Board Room

Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel & Convention Center / Tuskegee University Veterinary Medical Complex


7:00 AM - 8:30 AM

Christian Veterinary Fellowship Breakfast Host: Dr. Fredrick E. Tippett (Class of 1979) Speaker: Dr. Dale Conaway (Class of 1979) Sponsor: Dr. Désirée Darden (Class of_1980)

Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel and Conference Camilla Room

COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE - PATTERSON HALL AUDITORIUM / ATRIUM

8:00 AM - 11:00 AM

11:00 AM - 4:30 PM

Networking for Exceptional Talent (NEXT): Professional and Career Development Presiding: Dr. Laura Clark (Class of 1985) & Dr. Linda Bostick (Class of 1985)

Sponsors: Dr. Laura Clark (Class of 1985), Zoetis

Dr. Linda Bostick (Class of 1985), Riverview Veterinary Hospital SCHEDULE

8:00-8:30 Continental Breakfast 8:30-9:00 Resume / Networking Presentation – Anatomy Lecture Hall

9:00-10:00 Meet with Facilitators 10:10-11:10 Keynote Address (Open to all)

Dr. Jessica Dewar College of Veterinary Medicine

Patterson Hall Auditorium 11:15:-12:15 Pre-Veterinary Student Luncheon (Patterson Hall Atrium)

12:20-1:20 Luncheon Keynote Speaker Dr. Danielle LaMarr

College of Veterinary Medicine Patterson Hall Auditorium

1:30-4:00 Pre-Vet Breakout Sessions Chicken Necropsy Lab – Dr. Yianelly Rodriquez-Ruiz and Dr. Gbemisola Akingbade

Suture 101 – Dr. Dominique Hemmings and Dr. Melisa Thompson NC State Session – Dr. Allen Cannedy

Purdue University – Dr. Yava Jones-Hall 3:50:4:15 (Students gather in Patterson Hall to conclude program) SERP

4:15 - 4:30 Adjourn

Theme: “Veterinary and Human Health Professionals: Mutual Benefits as Synergistic Partners”

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Registration: Auburn Marriott Opelika / Conference Center Foyer / 8:00 AM - 4:00 PM Student Registration: Auburn Marriott Opelika / Conference Center Foyer / Registration Desk Speaker Ready Room: Auburn Marriott Opelika /Opelika Board Room

Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel & Convention Center


GRAND NATIONAL AMPHITHEATRE

GRAND NATIONAL MEETING ROOM 2



Small Animal

Medicine Presiding:

Dr. Pamela Martin

Uniformed Services

and Public Health

Presiding: Dr. Annette Chapman

Pathology Presiding:

Dr. Roslyn Casimir

Unique Topics in

Veterinary Medicine Presiding:

Dr. Tomeshia Hubbard Dr. Andrew Lovelady

9:00 AM - 9:50 AM

Updates on Managing Canine

Hyperadrenocorticism (HAC)

Dr. Pam Mitchell

Troubleshooting International Health Certificates for Pet

Travel Dr. Megan Simon

Zoological Pathology Mélange

Dr. Kyla Beguesse

Veterinary Practice Financials: How to

Perform a Mini-Assessment on Your

Clinic Ethan Dawe

10:00 AM - 10:50AM

T.S. WILLIAMS LECTURE

Grand National Ballroom Welcome: Dr. Ruby L. Perry, Dean

Introduction of Speaker: Dr. Edward Mitchell, President, TVMAA College of Veterinary Medicine, Tuskegee University

T. S. Williams Lecture Fermin V. G. Stewart, DVM, MD

Class of 1985 Sponsor: Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine

11:00 AM - 11:15 AM

BREAK Conference Center Foyer

Please visit our Sponsors, Exhibitors, TUCVM Job Network Center, and Student Shops

11:15 AM - 12:05 PM

Antimicrobial Usage in Common Companion

Animal Diseases – How Can we Improve?

Dr. Gay Smith-Pike

Transboundary Animal Disease – Newcastle

Disease (ND) and Impact on International

Trade Dr. Morganne Morrow

Zoological Pathology Mélange (cont’d)

Dr. Kyla Beguesse

Making a Difference Dr. Carol Ferguson

Theme: “Veterinary and Human Health Professionals: Mutual Benefits as Synergistic Partners” for the Future”







GRAND NATIONALMEETING ROOM 1

Small Animal

Medicine Presiding:

Dr. Pamela Martin

Uniformed Services

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Dr. Roslyn Casimir

Unique Topics in Veterinary Medicine

Presiding: Dr. Tomeshia HubbardDr. Andrew Lovelady

9:00 AM - 9:50 AM

Updates on Managing Canine

Hyperadrenocorticism (HAC)

Dr. Pam Mitchell

Troubleshooting International Health Certificates for Pet

Travel Dr. Megan Simon

Zoological Pathology Mélange

Dr. Kyla Beguesse

Veterinary Practice Financials: How to

Perform a MiniAssessment on Your

ClinicEthan Dawe

10:00 AM - 10:50AM

T.S. WILLIAMS LECTURE

Grand National Ballroom Welcome: Dr. Ruby L. Perry, Dean

Introduction of Speaker: Dr. Edward Mitchell, President, TVMAA College of Veterinary Medicine, Tuskegee University

T. S. Williams Lecture Fermin V. G. Stewart, DVM, MD

Class of 1985 Sponsor: Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine

11:00 AM - 11:15 AM



11:15 AM - 12:05 PM

Antimicrobial Usage in Common Companion

Animal Diseases – How Can we Improve?

Dr. Gay Smith-Pike

Transboundary Animal Disease – Newcastle

Disease (ND) and Impact on International

Trade Dr. Morganne Morrow

Zoological Pathology Mélange (cont’d)

Dr. Kyla Beguesse

Making a DifferenceDr. Carol Ferguson

Theme: “Veterinary and Human Health Professionals: Mutual Benefits as Synergistic Partners”for the Future”

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12:15 PM - 1:45 PM

STATE-OF-THE-COLLEGE LUNCHEON

Grand National Ballroom Welcome: Dr. Roslyn Casimir, Associate Dean for Academic & Student Affairs

Invocation: Dr. Fredrick Tippett Introduction of Speaker: Dr. Roslyn Casimir, Associate Dean for Academic & Student Affairs

State-of-the-College Address: Dr. Ruby L. Perry, Dean





Small Animal Medicine Presiding:

Dr. Pamela Martin

Uniformed Services and Public Health



Dr. Roslyn Casimir


Presiding: Dr. Tomeshia Hubbard Dr. Andrew Lovelady

2:00 PM - 2:50 PM

What’s Bugging You? Antimicrobial Use in

Critical Care Dr. Torvah Dorsey

Pollard

Round Table Discussion

Dr. Annette Chapman Dr. Keith Wiggins

What is your Diagnosis? Dr. Yianelly Rodriquez

Dyspnea: What Is Your

Radiographic Interpretation?

Dr. Kiran Vasudeva

3:00 PM - 3:50 PM My Patient is Septic,

Now What? Dr. Torvah Dorsey

Pollard

International Session Presiding: Dr. Gopal

Reddy

3:00 – 3:20 Egypt Veterinary

Internship Ms. Lorena Sandovall &

Other Students of TUCVM

3:20 – 4:00

Immune-mediated digestive disorders in

dogs Dr. Saralyn Smith-Carr

I Spy in My Pathologic

Eye Dr. Troy Mulder

USDA Approved

Establishment (AE) Program for Handling

Restricted Animal Products

Dr. Lisa Dixon

4:00 PM - 4:15 PM



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Small Animal Medicine Presiding:

Dr. Pamela Martin

International Session Presiding:

Dr. Gopal Reddy


Dr. Roslyn Casimir


Presiding: Dr. Tomeshia Hubbard Dr. Andrew Lovelady

4:15 PM - 5:05 PM

Urosepsis in the Small

Animal Patient: Pearl’s, Physiology, Treatment,

and Prognosis Dr. Megan Harris

4:00 – 4:15 Break

4:15 -4:40

Field Studies in Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD) in

Egyptian Cattle Dr. Hany Hassan

4:40 – 5:00

Studies on Vibriosis in Cultured Sea Bream Fish

Dr. Ahmed Hassan

4:15 - 4:40

Inflammatory Pseudotumors

Dr. Gbemisola Akingbade

4:40 – 5:05

The Basics of Leukemia in Dogs and

Cats Dr. Grace Pawsat

Veterinary Practice

Financing through the SBA lending programs for, practice start up, practice acquisition, partner buyout, and practice expansion.

Dr. Timothy Dollins


Grand National Amphitheatre

5:30 PM - 6:30 PM Reunion Class Meetings

1954, 1959, 1964, 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009, 2014 Auburn Marriott Opelika

Grand National Amphitheatre

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7:00 PM - 8:45 PM

TVMAA General Business Meeting Dr. Edward Mitchell, President, TVMAA

Invited: TUCVM Alumni and TVMAA Members Auburn Marriott Opelika

Grand National Amphitheatre 9:00 PM – 12:00 AM


Grand National Ballroom

TVMAA Alumni Mixer Everyone Invited

Auburn Marriott Opelika Grand National Ballroom

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Friday, March 22, 2019


Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel and Convention Center

7:30 AM

Coffee & Tea Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel & Conference Center

Conference Center Foyer





TVMAA and Student

Lecture Series Presiding:

Dr. Saralyn Smith-Carr

Human-Animal

Relations Presiding:

Dr. Caroline Schaffer Dr. Rhesa Houston

Large Animal

Medicine Presiding:

Dr. Andrew Lovelady

Lab Animal Medicine

Presiding: Dr. Crystal Johnson Dr. Antwain Howard

8:00 AM - 8:50 AM

Indolent Ulcers Current Trends for Treatment

Dr. Shannon Boveland

Human-Animal

Interactions: The Role of Veterinarians Supporting Real Assistance Animals

Dr. Rhesa Houston

Equine Esophageal Choke: An Age Old Problem with a New

Solution Dr. Shune Kimura

Animal Models in

Radionuclide Therapy Dr. Suzanne Craig

9:00 AM - 9:50 AM Alternative Methods of Adding Money to Your Small Animal Practice without Lifting a Paw! Dr. Danielle LaMarr

Human-Animal

Interactions: The Role of Veterinarians Supporting Real Assistance Animals

Dr. Rhesa Houston

Equine Esophageal

Choke: Case Presentations

Dr. Leanda Livesy

Evaluation of

Commercial Cling Film (Press ‘n Sean®) and

Aluminum Foil (Reynolds Wrap ®) for use in Rodent Surgery Dr. Raphael Malbrue

10:00 AM - 10:30 AM Break Conference Center Foyer


10:00 AM - 12:30 PM

Brunch for Spouses Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel & Conference Center

Camellia Room Speaker: Mr. Larry Milledge

Coordinator: Mrs. Susie Tatum-Smith Tickets Must Be Purchased at the Registration Desk

Theme: “Veterinary and Human Health Professionals: Mutual Benefits as Synergistic Partners” f Service of the U. S. Army Veterinary Theme: “Uniformed Veterinary Medicine: Observing 100 Years of Service of the U. S.

Army Veterinary Corps”

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10:30AM - 11:20AM

GENERAL SESSION Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel & Conference Center

GRAND NATIONAL BALLROOM Dr. Horace Errol Walcott

Class of 1984 Chemistry Teacher/Weston Research Mentor/Visiting Scientist





TVMAA and Student

Lecture Series Presiding:

Dr. Saralyn Smith-Carr

Legal Review

Presiding: Dr. Caroline Schaffer

Dr. Lanell Ogden

Large Animal

Medicine Presiding:

Dr. Andrew Lovelady

Lab Animal Medicine

Presiding: Dr. Crystal Johnson Dr. Antwain Howard

11:30 AM - 12:20 PM

Hey, Best Vet in the

World…Is Veterinary Medicine Killing You? Dr. Danielle LaMarr

Veterinary

Professional Liability Dr. Linda Ellis

Sponsor: AVMA-PLIT

Veterinary Practice

Financials Ethan Dawe

The Devil is in the

Details: The Complex Issue of Retiring Chimpanzees to

Sanctuary Dr. Raven Jackson-

Jewett

12:30 PM - 1:45 PM

Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel & Conference Center Grand National Ballroom

Lunch and Learn (Boxed Lunches) Priority Given to Conference Registrants

Dr. Bianca N. Lourenço “Feline Hypertension: New Developments on a Pressing Topic”

Presiding: Dr. Bonnie Barclay Sponsor: Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health

1:30 PM – 2:30 PM

BREAK

Conference Center Foyer



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TVMAA and Student Lecture Series

Presiding: Dr. Saralyn Smith-Carr

Legal Review (cont’d) & Pharmacy Review

Presiding: Dr. Caroline Schaffer

Dr. Lanell Ogden

Large Animal Medicine Presiding:

Dr. Andrew Lovelady

Lab Animal Medicine Presiding:

Dr. Crystal Johnson Dr. Antwain Howard

2:00 PM - 2:50 PM

How I Treat Internal

Medicine Cases: What’s in my Back

Pocket? Dr. Ronald Dean

Hodges

Veterinary

Professional Liability (cont’d)

Dr. Linda Ellis

Sponsor: AVMA-PLIT

Small Ruminant

Parasitism Dr. Allen Cannedy

Compassion Fatigue in Veterinary Medicine Dr. Temeri Wilder-

Kofie

3:00 PM - 3:50 PM

Purpose Passion Practice Profit:

Creating a Life You Love

Dr. Patricia White

Practical

Pharmacology…What’s New?

Starr Miller, RPh

Caring for the Aging

Small Ruminant Dr. Allen Cannedy

USDA: Regulations and

Outcomes Dr. Carol Clarke

4:00 PM - 4:50 PM

What’s on the Horizon for Diagnosis of FeLV:

An Update on Diagnostic and

Confirmatory Testing Dr. Saralyn Smith-

Carr

Practical

Pharmacology…What’s New? (cont’d)

Starr Miller, RPh

Failure of Passive

Transfer in the Calf Dr. Renee Robinson

Panel Discussion

Careers in Laboratory Medicine

Dr.Suzanne Craig Dr. Raphael Malbrue Dr. Raven Jackson-

Jewett Dr. Carol Clarke

Dr. Temeri Wilder-Kofie



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6:00 PM

Social Hour

Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel & Conference Center Grand National Ballroom Foyer

7:00 PM ANNUAL VETERINARY MEDICAL SYMPOSIUM BANQUET Alumni Awards, Endowment Campaign Honorees, Special Awards, and Recognition of Sponsors

Honoring Reunion Classes of 1954, 1959, 1964, 1969, 1974, 1979, 1984, 1989, 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009, 2014

Dr. Ruby Perry, Dean, College of Veterinary Medicine Dr. Roslyn Casimir, Associate Dean, College of Veterinary Medicine

Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel & Conference Center

GRAND NATIONAL BALLROOM



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Saturday, March 23, 2019

Speaker Ready Room: Veterinary Medical Complex – Media Center (Patterson Hall)

AUDITORIUM

ROSENWALD ROOM 309

USDA/APHIS Modules

Presiding: Dr. Lanell Ogden

Resident & Intern Presentations

Presiding: Dr. Pamela Martin

USDA/APHIS

APHIS Approved Supplemental Training Modules

3 modules – 50 minutes per module Dr. Robert Harris

9:00 - 9:50

Module 12: Animal Disease Traceability

10:00 - 10:50 Module 19: Animal Health Emergency

Response

9:00 - 9:30

The Use of Serum Biomarkers as Diagnostic Indicators in Diseases in Dogs and Cats

Dr. Avin Arjoonsingh

9:30-10:00 Surgical Ligation of the PDA – The Dying Art?

Dr. Melissa Thompson

10:00-10:30 A Technique of Full-Thickness Skin Grafting

on Distal Limb Wounds Dr. Kamran Babamohammadi

11:00 AM - 11:15 AM BREAK

11:15 - 12:05

Module 21: Animal’s Fitness to Travel

Required for USDA Accreditation Sponsor: USDA/APHIS

10:30-11:00

A Multi-institutional Investigation on the use of a Carbonated Beverage to Resolve Equine

Intralumnial Esophageal Obstructions Dr. Shune Kimura

Theme: “Veterinary and Human Health Professionals: Mutual Benefits as Synergistic Partners”f Service of the U. S. Army Veterinary Theme: “Uniformed Veterinary Medicine: Observing 100 Years of Service of the U. S.


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Saturday, March 23, 2019


12:00 PM - 1:30 PM

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE MIDDLE SCHOOL Basketball Game: TUCVM Alumni vs. TUCVM Students

Host: OTS Fraternity

1:30 PM

PATTERSON HALL ATRIUM

Alumni Barbeque Invited: TUCVM Alumni, Non-Alumni, Speakers, Exhibitors,

Sponsors, Spouses, Faculty, Staff and Students Sponsors: TVMAA and TUCVM

Mark your calendar for the 55th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium for March 18-21, 2020

Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine 75th Anniversary

Honoring Reunion Classes: 1955, 1960, 1965, 1970, 1975, 1980, 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005, 2010, 2015



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12:00 PM - 1:30 PM

TUSKEGEE INSTITUTE MIDDLE SCHOOL Basketball Game: TUCVM Alumni vs. TUCVM Students

Host: OTS Fraternity

1:30 PM

PATTERSON HALL ATRIUM

Alumni Barbeque Invited: TUCVM Alumni, Non-Alumni, Speakers, Exhibitors,

Sponsors, Spouses, Faculty, Staff and Students Sponsors: TVMAA and TUCVM

Mark your calendar for the 55th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium for March 18-21, 2020

Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine 75th Anniversary

Honoring Reunion Classes: 1955, 1960, 1965, 1970, 1975, 1980, 1985, 1990, 1995, 2000, 2005, 2010, 2015



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ALUMNI/ALUMNAE REUNIONCLASSES

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1954Clifford BelfieldWendell BelfieldFrederick BurkeRodney Gross++Maxwell HenryRoland Jefferies++William JonesMarshall KingMichael Thomas++Lanxter Webber++John White

1959Frances Bias++Julio Correa-Ayala++Carl Cousins++Albert Dade++Orlando Fox++Melvin Gaylord++Reddick Goode++

1964Aron Barco++VeraBurrell de OrtizRoscoe ByrdVerdell Covington-Jackson++Thomas CrawfordLeon Cruise++Jerome GoldsboroEdward Jenkins++Ellis JonesWilliam Lofton++Robert London++Bernadino Ortiz-SantiagoConrad Pope++James Pringle++Clyde RabyDonald White

1969Emmanuel AnakwenzeFrank BurgardEddie CarlisleJuan CasillasGerald CuttingThomas GrahamOllie Haggans++Raymond HarrisJames Hill*William HoodMelvin HowardJames HudsonRichard Hughes

Christopher Johnson++Clifford JohnsonEmmanuel KigayeJem LeeIbrahim Lemu++Richard LucasEyton MitchellEliezer Molokwu++Roscoe MooreDavidson Onunkwo++Tommy Thompson

1974Wendell BakerRichard BatchelorHoward BlattCharles BlevinsGlenester BootheStephen Brown++Joe BryantWilliam CastoKenneth Comfort*Philip CooperJohn DockeryAlbert EdwardsAlrich EilersBarry Goldberg*George Grant*David HarrisHortentia HarrisOswell JacksonKenneth JudsonGeorge KahdyBeryl KamaluRichard KillensAlan LewisRaymond LezinaJames McClellanGeorge McNameeDavid MillsJoseph PaigeOscar PresleyWilliam PrimasGeorge ReeseJorge Reyes-RaicesAngel RodriguezFrederick TellekampCarol ThompsonCynthia Valentine++Ernest VaughnLawrence WallaceSandra Woods++

1979Jann Angell

Enrique BaezLinda BluntSharon BrowningDavid CapraroJo Anne CareyNayland CollierDale ConawayArthur DavisCheryl FrenchChester GipsonJames GloverAdam GrowPatricia Hasemann++Isaac HaywardEarnest HendrixJohn HicksLowell HottGlenn JohnsonEric Kufuor-MensahCurt LocklearGlen Malone++Aston MarshLoida Martell-OteroCheryl McCulloughAlbert MorganPhillip NelsonDavid OliverGerald OrrMartha Partin-Tugwell++James PetersonCary PhillipsHerman Reid*Althea Ross++Juan SantamarinaDavid SaylorKenneth SealeyGeorge SilverGwendolynne Smith-JacksonIda Smith-PippinFrances Taylor-JonesFredrick TippettCurtis WilliamsonArach WilsonKaren Wright Henderson*Benita Wright-Lewis

1984Richard AlleyneTeresa ArledgeBonnie Barclay WilliamsMartha Barkley BellamyDavid BarnettLaurent BassKeith Berkeley

Kathleen BissellSheila Braxton-WhiteAnthony CasacalendaGlenn CherryWillie Crosby*Janet CroweTerry DavisPeter DeGrootKathryn Dickerson WillinghamMichele DurantAdrienne EdwardsVicki EngYolanda GeddieMaudine GilbertStephen GreenAnthony GriffithLisa Grimes-FaulkChristine JenkinsAngela King-HerbertPatricia Kriemelmeyer++Moses Lewis++Jody LulichGary McCutcheonJuan MenchacaDarryl MickleGeraldine MoorePaula MurrayShanna Nesby-O’DellMonica Pagan-MuttCarlos Rivera-CasanovaEdgardo Rivera-ColonAnita ScottCynthia ShackelfordThomas ShedanBenjamin SheltonRobert SillsMark SorokenAnita Stampley-DownsCharles ThamesAshiaa Thompson*Eugene UpshawWilliam UtleyHorace WalcottApril Yancey

1989Ellen Andrews*Leea ArnoldPamela Bailey-CorderSt. Aubyn BartlettDouglas BeebeSusan BradleyMichael Broderick*Veronica Burnham

Linda CintronTerry ClarkKeith ColemanSuzanne Craig-JohnsonCatherine DaleyRobert DavisSheila Davis-CarpenterMichael DeeseBarbara DiffayDingle Foote*Angela Foster-Lee*Daniel FrezzaKenneth HornbuckleFrank HypoliteArthur KimJose LopezMichael LowderStanton MarcumDavid MoralesLuis Navarro*Jane Owens ClarkLaura Page WardenThomas Patterson*Lisa PeguesBeth Pemberton CunninghamDavid PowellAntonio QuinonesStephen RoneyReginald RoysterSusan RyanMichelle Seals-CochraneSheri SiegelKeith SquiresLori StearnsAlesia Stevens-GrossCaran StoufferLisa VentourNorma White-WeithersTeresa Willis

1994Philip Aleong*Georgette Brown SerritoRussell BurnettAllen CannedySheryl Chewcaskie-BaxleyKathy-Anne Clarke*Angela Cooper-CartyKimberly CurtisKathryn DaCosta Hulin

++Deceased * No Address -- Update Needed; Please Contact JaNeen N. Roberts: [email protected] or call 334.727.8121.

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ALUMNI/ALUMNAE REUNIONCLASSES

+ Deceased

# No Address

Denise DurninCatherine DyerNigel Elliott*Keith FowlerSusan FyfeJulie GarnierRebecca GrantHannah GuishardBarney HernandezMarc HulinGarry InnocentLarissa JohnsonCarole Jones++Maria LukeTheresa MarksEric McCurryNa-Te McFarlaneErika MelsonSusan Mendes-WilliamsJose Mercado-MendezBenedict MohitCharla MooreMitsie Morales VargusAndre MormileYvette NaylorTimothy PorterJill RichardsonPedro RicoAcacia RomanMarta SanchezWendy SmithJamie SmithLesli TullRobin WhiteEric WilesChandra WilliamsOrlando Williams

1999Tabatha AdamsVictor Alicea-GarcesNicole AponteMonica Barnes*Tiffany BrownCyril Bullard*Ana CaceresMichael CarsonRandolph CeballosTanya ChaseIshun ChenDorian CollinsMaisie DawesLisa DixonInga FarringtonMiriam Glass

Heather GoldsboroJonathan GoodwinChandra Hines BullardErica Humphrey-JohnsonStanley HunterSonya IngramChristopher InnissLori JacksonRachel JonesBrian Kendrick++Patreece LanierRay LizardoBilenda MadisonVicki Martin-MyersVictoria MaxwellMichelle MitchellScott NievesAlicia Price-KeenerSophia RamlalDennis ReardonSarah RobertsonJeanine RoperRajneesh SalwanP. Michelle Scott-Johnson++Anthony Shaw*Gay SmithMelanie StewartLaike StewartBarry StrockJonathan SuberKathryn SurdykChristina Vaughn-MobleyJim VegaAyse WashingtonEdward WilliamsCatherine Williams*Rennia Wint Passow

2004Ralph Adams*Kara AltAdiagha AsantewaaTasha AxamAida BalestraThaddeus BambergTracy BoehmJames BrelandMatthew BryantQiana Cobb-SinnieEleanor CookeMelissa Crespo RohenaGregory DuganHector EncarnacionEbony GilbreathSchantel Hayes

Kysha HendricksYolette HinesJudith HoneDaven Jackson-HumblesLeslie JohnBridgette JohnsonGregory Jones*Deborah Jones BrelandErin Jones-FlitcroftAnna Kendrick HoeftLesia LewenecW. Winyu LiawRebecca LuckieNicolos MaldonadoKelley McDonald SmithLisa Melling*Kathy MurphyA. Olly NealShani Parker BooneElizabeth Pirkle RazorJ. Walker Porter BrownBethany PowersLuis Ramos MielesMiguel Rivera*Dava RossomKevin SandersRhonda SessonsAshley SpruillWillie TaylorMeredith ThomasTameka TolliverLaura WardLisa Williams*Angelina Williams Buggs

2009Nori AcevedoAshley AlfordBlair AndersonLouis ArneseCandice BaileyJorge BeltranDiarra BlueAshtri BonaparteLaTanya BrownDaShaunte ColemanApril Conerly KellyDorian CulmerPatricia DavisTricia DavisKabita DekaCarissa DominquezBethany EverettKari Ford*Lorraine Geiger

Preston GlassChristina GrantCourtney HamiltonJames HayesJose Henriquez*April HowardCrystal Howard JohnsonPatrice JacksonRaven JacksonChristie JonesStevie JonesKrista LawrenceJacqueline LoweNicole LukovskyHowland MansfieldJocelyn Martin*Alison MooreLeslie MucciRenu NandeeDamon PadgettAmber Parks*Jessica RedinKelly ReeceAllison RobersonJennifer RoseJonathan RoseroDarleen SainiMarie Sausen KaisnerAlicia SmithAmy StoltenbergLisa StoltenbergMica VapnerSarah WaitheStephanie WalkerParrish Wood

2014Amy Alexander*Ashley AlleyneRoy ArredondoWilliam BauerWillie BidotJeannette BimonteChristien BoldenThelma BrownSequoia BruintonThomas CaltabilotaDominque CarterMelissa ChavisMaura CicciJessica ClaudioKayce ClemmonsEmily CoatesTiffany Collins*Adriana Colon

RodriguezJose Cruz OteroDania Del CastilloJessica DewarLauren DoddKatherine DriverWesley DyerBlake FieldsGiavanna GaymonDominique GueringerMegan HarrisAmelia HarrisAja HarveyClaude Hebron*Dianne HernandezSarah HickeyPablo HidalgoKimberly HolifieldAshley HopkinsKaylyn InfanteJannel IronsChristina LarsenDaveeta LevyNicole Lukovsky-AkhsanovErinn MackeyRaphael MalbrueJanae MattaurKerry MaxanerLore McBroomShannon MetcalfSherrelle MilliganLaDissa MooreDavriel MorrowBrittani NickensKaren ParkRachel ParkNatalie QuaderLauren RayCharlene Rivera BarreraEdnellys Rivera GonzalezAlexandra Rosado QuinteroBethany ScottKyle ThorntonSimone Tomlinson*Joseph Tomlinson*Aida Vientos-PlottsKindra WashingtonAudrey WeaverKhalila WilliamsSharmaine Wilson Cox

++Deceased * No Address -- Update Needed; Please Contact JaNeen N. Roberts: [email protected] or call 334.727.8121.

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Ronald McDowell is a world-famous artist known for his life-like sculptors and vivid paintings. He has been commissioned by a number of celebrities, cities, and organizations to create one-of-a-kind works. He was

also the personal art instructor for international pop star, Michael Jackson. A longtime resident of Tuskegee, Alabama, Dr. McDowell is currently serving as a faculty member at Tuskegee University.

Learn more at his website: www.ronaldmcdowellart.com

featured at 54th annual Veterinary Medical SyMpoSiuM:

THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 2019

an evening with the artist

Ronald McDowell

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TUCVM Deceased Alumni for Fall/Winter 2018-19 Dr. Clarence Hurdle II (‘86) – passed June 2, 2018 (Sacramento, California)Dr. Buxton Nyack (‘73) – passed October 23, 2018 (Grenada, West Indies)

A Loving Tribute to Honor the Memory of Carol Jones, DVM

In a loving tribute to her daughter, Dr. Carole Jones (’94), her moth-er, Mrs. Anita Jones, thought it would be fit-ting to donate the medi-cal instruments that she used in her veterinary practice. The medical instruments, valued at $3,000, in memory of her beloved daughter, were donated fall semester. Dr. Carole G. Jones passed at the age of 50 in March 2014 in Ridgewood, New Jersey.

In Loving Memory of Beverly Perry, DVMSeptember 12, 1948 - January 14, 2019

Dr. Beverly Joyce Miller-Perry was born on September 12, 1948. She attended Texas Southern University receiving her Bachelor’s degree in Biological Sciences with minor in Chemistry, and Master’s degree in Psychology. She returned

to school attending Tuskegee University where she com-pleted a second Bachelor’s degree in Animal Science and her Doctorate degree in veterinary Medicine with Certification in 1985. She practiced Veterinary medicine from 1985-1988. At the time of her passing, Dr. Miller-Perry had worked for the Houston Community College System for 30 Years. Her funeral was held on Jan. 26 at Pruitt’s in the Heights in Houston.

A Tribute to Othel Wayne Adams, Jr., DVM

Dr. Othel Wayne Adams, Jr was an extraordinary man who touched the lives of many. He lived each day to the fullest until his passing on Nov. 18 at the age of 46. Education and being your best self was impor-tant to him. Following

in his father’s footsteps, he earned his Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine from Tuskegee University School of Veterinary Medicine where he was honored with the 2000 Student Surgery Award for Excellence in Large Animal Surgery. He opened his first clinic in Meridian and quickly got involved in the community. He opened a second clinic in Union, Miss. where he established the same community involvement doing programs for the kindergarten groups and participating in Union Day. Dr. Adams’ funeral was held at Spring Creek Baptist Church on Nov. 24.

In Loving Memory of Dr. Yung Cho

Dr. Yung Cho, former/re-tired veterinary medical faculty member, at the age of 80, passed away on March 9 and his funer-al was on March 13, 2019 in Auburn, Alabama,

Dr. Yung Cho was born on August 15, 1938 in Canton, China. He im-migrated to the United States after receiving his DVM Degree in Taiwan,

Republic of China, and settled in Auburn, Alabama, where he received his Ph.D. in poultry science. Dr. Cho served as a faculty member at Tuskegee University for over 30 years until his retirement in the veterinary medi-cine program, and also received his board certification in microbiology.

In Loving Memory…

Dr. Carol Jones

www.tvmaa.org

TVMAA is a proud supporter of the 54th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium

As a Gold Sponsor, the TVMAA supports the Dr. Steve Goldsberry Scholarship Golf Tournament,

T. S. Williams Lecture, TVMAA the Student Lecture Series, and the Alumni Mixer

Tuskegee Veterinary Medical Alumni Association

TVMAA Officers

President Dr. Edward J. Mitchell Vice President Dr. Robert DavisSecretary Dr. Yava L. Jones-HallTreasurer Dr. Willie ReedImmediate Past President Dr. Stephanie Miles-RichardsonHistorian Dr. Adam McKee

Executive Council

Dr. John Chappel 2019Dr. Antwain Howard 2019Dr. Gerald Givan 2019Dr. SanYvette Williams-Foy 2019Dr. Dana Fuller 2020Dr. Derrick Medley 2020Dr. Patricia White 2020

For information about the Alumni Association, please contact:Dr. Edward J. Mitchell, President, TVMAA

[email protected]

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Alumni Data Update

Graduation Year______ Please Print Clearly Name at Graduation: _________________________________________________ _ First MI Last Name Change: _________________________________________________ _ First MI Last Email address: ________________________________________________________________________ Preferred Mailing Address: Street: __________________________________________________________________________ _ City: ______________________ State: _____________________ Zip code: ______ Home/Cell phone: ______________________________________________________ Do you have any Social Media Accounts? If so, please list site(s) and moniker(s):___________________________________________________________________________ Employment/Education Information: Name of Company/Institution: _________________________________________________________ _ Address: _____________________________________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________________ City: ________________________ State: ____________________ Zip code: ___________ Circle area this business is located: CITY SUBURBAN UNDER-SERVED RURAL Work phone: ___________________ Email: ___________________ Position Title: ___________________________________________________ Please Complete for Statistical Purposes: Circle Your Present Career Choice Employment Function 01 Research 02 Clinical Practice 03 Management 04 Education 05 Technical Writing 06 Inspection 07 Production 08 Sales or Service 10 Postgraduate Education 00 Government 09 Industry Employee 50 Not in Active Practice Professional Activity 32 Teaching & Research 02 Education 38 Administration 84 Clinical Practice 36 Regulatory Vet-Med 50 Military Vet service 44 Diagnostic Vet-Med 45 Industrial Vet-Med 30 Vet Public Health 43 Extension 55 Animal Tech Educator 60 Other Vet-Med 10 Bovine Practice 11 Equine Practice 12 Porcine Practice 13 Large Animal (all-species) 14 Mixed Practice (most large) 15 Mixed Practice (50/50) 16 Mixed Practice (most small) 17 Small Animal Practice (all species) 19 Feline Practice 94 Pet Bird Practice 18 Poultry Practice 93 Aquatic Animal Medicine 41 Lab Animal Medicine 42 Wildlife/Zoo Animals 01 Food Science Tech 03 Agriculture 20 Anatomy/Histology 86 Anesthesiology 21 Biochemistry 88 Cardiology 89 Dermatology 95 Ethology 91 Epidemiology 04 Infectious Diseases 87 Internal Medicine 22 Microbiology 90 Neurology 83 Nutrition 92 Oncology 82 Ophthalmology 23 Parasitology 80 Pathology, Avian 81 Pathology, Clinical 24 Pathology, Anatomical 25 Pharmacology 26 Physiology 27 Radiology 29 Surgery 85 Theriogenology 28 Toxicology 31 Vet Preventive Medicine 70 Retired 96 Human Medicine 97 Not in Vet-Med 30 Other 07 Private Practice Employee 09 Other Function______________________________ Please List if have Board Specialty:

Thank you for your cooperation! Please place updated information in box or mail to JaNeen N. Roberts, Office of External Affairs, College of Veterinary Medicine, Tuskegee University, 1200 West Montgomery RD, 104A Patterson Hall Tuskegee, AL 36088. Email to: [email protected] Phone: 334.727.8121 Fax: 334.727.8177

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Roslyn H. Casimir, DVMTUSVM Class of 2002Associate Dean of Academic & Student Affairs Assistant Professor, Anatomic PathologyTuskegee UniversityCollege of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee, AL [email protected]: 54th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium: State-of-the-School Luncheon54th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium Committee Presiding: Pathology Sessions

Catina Woods SistrunkExecutive Director Office of Resource Development and External RelationsCollege of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee UniversityTuskegee, AL [email protected], 54th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium Committee

Tomeshia Hubbard, DVMTUSVM Class of 2002Assistant Clinical Professor, DermatologyPresident, Tuskegee Veterinary Medical AssociationOwner, Alabama Veterinary Allergy and Dermatology ServiceTuskegee UniversityCollege of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee, AL [email protected], 54th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium CommitteePresiding: Unique Topics in Veterinary Medicine

Gbemisola Akingbade, DVM Pathobiology InternDepartment of PathobiologyCollege of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee UniversityInflammatory Pseudotumors

Avin Arjoonsingh, DVM Small Animal Rotating Intern Department of Small Animal Clinical SciencesCollege of Veterinary Medicine Clinical Anatomy Intern OfficeTuskegee UniversityTuskegee, AL [email protected] Use of Serum Biomarkers as Diagnostic Indicators in Disease in Dogs and Cats

Kamran Babamohammadi, DVMSmall Animal Rotating Intern Department of Small Animal Clinical SciencesCollege of Veterinary Medicine Tuskegee UniversityClinical Anatomy S124Tuskegee, AL [email protected] technique of Full-Thickness Skin Grafting on Distal Limb Wounds

Bonnie Barclay, DVM, MBATUSVM Class of 1984Professional Services VeterinarianBoehringer Ingelheim VetmedicaCo-Chair, Dean’s Advisory BoardPresiding: Lunch and Learn

Kyla A. Beguesse, M.S., D.V.M., DACVP TUSVM Class of 2011Department of Biological SciencesNorth Carolina State University127 David Clark Labs [email protected]@gmail.comZoological Pathology Mélange

Linda C. Bostick, DVMTUSVM Class of 1985Director/OwnerRiverview Veterinary Hospital3288 Cobb ParkwayAtlanta, [email protected] Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium CommitteePresiding: NEXT (Networking Exceptional Talent): Professional and Career Development- Steering Committee, Sponsor

Shannon D. Boveland, DVM, MS, DACVO TUSVM Class of 2000Associate Clinical ProfessorCollege of Veterinary MedicineAuburn University1220 Wire RoadAuburn, AL [email protected] Corneal Ulcers and Current Trends for Treatment

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Annette Chapman, DVMTUSVM Class of 2012Veterinary Medical OfficerUSDA APHIS Animal Care519 Seminole Drive Montgomery, AL 3611754th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium CommitteePresider: Uniformed Services and Public HealthRound Table Discussion

Laura P. Clark, DVMTUSVM Class of 1985Zoetis1124 N. Swedesford RoadNorth Wales, PA [email protected] Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium CommitteePresiding: NEXT (Networking Exceptional Talent): Professional and Career Development- Steering Committee, Sponsor

Dale H. Conaway, DVMTUSVM Class of [email protected]: Christian Fellowship Breakfast

Suzanne Craig, DVM, DACLAM, MBAProfessor & Chair, Department of Comparative Medicine30 Courtenay Dr.MSC 777, STB648Charleston, SC [email protected] Models in Radionuclide Therapy

Ethan Dawe, MSPost Office Box 2041Auburn, AL [email protected] the Financial Health of Your PracticeHow to perform a Mini-Assessment on your clinic Common Problems and Solutions Workflow Employee Communication

Jessica Dewar, DVMTUSVM Class of 2014Clinical [email protected]: Networking for Exceptional Talent (NEXT)

Lisa M. Dixon, DVMTUSVM Class of 1999Director, Animal Product ImportsUSDA APHIS VS4700 River RoadRiverdale, MD [email protected] Approved Establishment (AE) Program for Handling Restricted Animal Products

Timothy Dollins, MSVice PresidentBBVA Compass15 South 20th Street, Birmingham Al [email protected] Practice Financing Through the SBA Lending Programs for Practice Start-up, Practice Acquisition, Partner Buyout and Practice Expansion

Tovah Dorsey, DVMTUSVM Class of 2012Veterinary CriticalistFriendship Hospital for Animals4105 Brandywine Street, NWWashington, D.C. [email protected]’s Bugging You? Antimicrobial Use in Critical CareMy Patient is Septic, Now What?

Linda Ellis, DVMDirector of Trust VeterinarianAVMA-PLIT PO Box 1629 Chicago, IL [email protected] Review: Veterinary Professional Liability

Carol A. Ferguson, DVMTUSVM Class of 1988Veterinary Services ManagerCeva Animal Health8735 Rosehill Road, Ste. 300Lenexa, KS [email protected] a Difference

Ahmed Hassan, DVMProfessor of Animal Medicine & Vice Dean of Education & Student AffairsFaculty of Veterinary MedicineUniversity of Sadat City, EgyptStudies on Vibriosis in Cultured Sea Bream Fish

Hany Youssef Hassan, DVMProfessor of Animal Medicine & Vice Dean of Education & Student AffairsFaculty of Veterinary MedicineUniversity of Sadat City, EgyptField Studies in Lumpy Skin Disease (LSD) in Egyptian Cattle

Megan E Harris, DVMTUSVM Class of 2014Emergency and Critical Care Resident Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care 8650 W Tropicana Ave Las Vegas, NV [email protected] in the Small Animal Patient: Pearl’s, Physiology, Treatment, and Prognosis

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Robert E Harris Jr, DVM ACVPMEpidemiology Officer, USDA Veterinary Services1445 Federal Drive, Suite 228, Montgomery, AL [email protected]/APHIS Approved Supplemental Training Courses:Module 12: Animal Disease Traceability Module 19: Animal Health Emergency Response Module 21: Animals’ Fitness to Travel

Dr. Ronald Dean HodgesTUSVM Class of 1987Small Animal Internal Medicine Specialist1982 Carriage Knoll Dr.Bethlehem PA [email protected] I Treat Internal Medicine Cases; What’s in My Back Pocket?

Rhesa Houston, DVMTUSVM Class of 2007Owner/Founder Assistance Animals Consulting616 Stone River DriveBirmingham, AL [email protected]: Human-Animal RelationsHuman-Animal Interactions: The Role of Veterinarians Supporting Real Assistance Animals

Antwain Howard, DVMTUSVM Class of 2008Associate Director/Attending VeterinarianCovance Laboratories Inc.Indianapolis, Indiana [email protected]: Lab Animal Medicine

Raven Jackson-Jewett, DVMTUSVM Class of 2009Attending Veterinarian9047 Cottage Ridge Dr. Shreveport, LA [email protected] Devil is in the Details: The Complex Issue of Retiring Chimpanzees to Sanctuary

Shune Kimura, DVM TUCVM Class of 2017Equine Internal Medicine ResidentJT Vaughan Large Animal Teaching HospitalCollege of Veterinary Medicine Auburn University 1500 Wire RoadAuburn, AL [email protected] Multi-institutional Investigation on the Use of a Carbonated Beverage to Resolve Equine Intraluminal Esophageal ObstructionsEquine Esophageal Choke: An Age-Old Problem with A New Solution

Carrie KingSymposium Registration Coordinator / ComptrollerTuskegee UniversityCollege of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee, AL [email protected] Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium Committee Registration Administrator: 54th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium

Danielle LaMarr, DVMTUSVM Class of 1997Veterinarian/ Practice owner425 Abbotts Mill Dr. Johns Creek, GA [email protected]: Pre-Veterinary SessionHey, “Dr. Best Vet in the World”, Is Veterinary Medicine Killing You?Alternative Methods of Adding Money to Your Small Animal Practice Without Lifting a Paw!

Bianca N. Lourenço, DVM, MSc, DACVIMThe University of Georgia Veterinary Medical [email protected] Hypertension: New developments on a Pressing Topic

Raphael Anthony Malbrue, DVM TUSVM Class of 2014Director, Large Animal Experimental Surgery 6990 Arcade Street, New Albany, OH [email protected] of Commercial Cling Film (Press ‘n Seal®) and Aluminum Foil (Reynolds Wrap®) for use in Rodent Surgery

Pamela Y. Martin, DVMTUSVM Class of 2001Assistant ProfessorTuskegee UniversityCollege of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee, AL [email protected] Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium Committee Presiding: Clinical Science Resident and Intern PresentationsPresiding: Small Animal Medicine

Latia McCurdyOffice of AdmissionsTuskegee UniversityCollege of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee, AL [email protected]: Pre-Veterinary Student Symposium54th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium Committee

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Starr Carter Miller, RPh1119 5T Vaughn Teaching HospitalAuburn UniversityCollege of Veterinary MedicineAuburn, AL [email protected] Pharmacology…What’s New?

Pamela S. Mitchell, MS, DVMProfessional Services Veterinarian Dechra Vet Products237 Bonnabel Blvd Metairie, LA [email protected] on Managing Canine Hyperadrenocorticisim (HAC)

Morganne Morrow, DVMTUSVM Class of 2016Veterinary Medical Officer4700 River Road Unit 40Riverdale, MD [email protected] Animal Disease – Newcastle Disease (ND) and Impact on International Trade

A. Troy Mulder II, DVMTUCVM Class of 2018Anatomic Pathology Resident501 D.W. Brooks Drive, Athens GA [email protected] Spy in My Pathologic Eye

Tabitha NelmsDepartment of Biomedical SciencesTuskegee UniversityCollege of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee, AL [email protected] Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium Committee

Lanell Ogden, DVMTUSVM Class of 1981Tuskegee UniversityCollege of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee, AL 36088 [email protected]: USDA/APHIS Modules54th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium Committee

Grace Pawsat, DVMPathobiology InternDepartment of PathobiologyCollege of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee UniversityThe Basics of Leukemia in Dogs and Cats

Gopal Reddy, DVM, PhD, DACVM ProfessorTuskegee UniversityCollege of Veterinary Medicine Tuskegee, AL [email protected]: International Session54th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium Committee

Anissa L. RileyDirector of External AffairsOffice of Resource Development & External RelationsTuskegee UniversityCollege of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee, AL 36088334.724.4509 Ph334.727.8177 [email protected]://www.tuskegee.edu/programs-courses/colleges-schools/cvm54th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium Committee

JaNeen N. RobertsAlumni/Donor Relations Manager Office of Resource Development & External RelationsCollege of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee UniversityCollege of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee, AL 36088334.727.8121334.727.8177 [email protected] Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium Committee

Caroline B. Schaffer, DVMAssistant ProfessorDirector, Center for the Study of Human-Animal Interdependent RelationshipsTuskegee UniversityCollege of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee, AL 36088 [email protected] Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium CommitteePresiding: Human-Animal RelationsPresiding: Legal and Pharmacy Review

Dr. Gay Smith-PikeTUSVM Class of 1999Director of Veterinary Quality, Banfield Pet Hospital~ MD/VA/DC Area5515 Cole Peyton Lane, Elkridge, MD [email protected] Usage in Common Companion Animal Diseases–How Can we Improve?

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Susie Tatum-SmithTuskegee UniversityCollege of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee, AL [email protected]: Spouses Brunch54th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium Committee

Melissa Thompson, DVMSmall Animal Rotating Intern Department of Small Animal Clinical SciencesCollege of Veterinary Medicine Clinical Anatomy Intern OfficeTuskegee UniversityTuskegee, AL [email protected] Ligation of the PDA – The Dying Art?

Fredrick E. Tippett, DVM, PhD, DACVP TUSVM Class of 1979Associate Professor and HeadTuskegee UniversityCollege of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee, AL [email protected]: Christian Veterinary Fellowship Breakfast

Kiran Vasudeva, DVMClinical Instructor, Diagnostic ImagingDepartment of Clinical SciencesTuskegee UniversityCollege of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee, AL [email protected]: What Is Your Radiographic Interpretation?

Horace Errol Walcott, DVM, MSPH, MSc, DHSc, PhDChemistry Teacher/Weston Research Mentor/Visiting ScientistDynamical Systems LaboratoryDepartment of Aerospace and Mechanical EngineeringTandon School of EngineeringNew York University [email protected]

Patricia D. White, DVM, MS, Diplomate, ACVDCertified Professional Coach (CPC)TUSVM Class of 1983Veterinarian/ DermatologistTransitions and Transformational Life Coach2803 Shallowford Road, NEAtlanta, GA [email protected] Passion Practice Profit - Creating a LIFE You Love

Keith D. Wiggins, DVM, MAJ USAFTUSVM Class of 1995Chief Public Health OfficerNew Jersey Air National Guard108th Med GroupNeally Rd., McGuire [email protected] services and Public Health: Q & A

Temeri Wilder-Kofie, DVM, MPH, DACLAMTUSVM Class of 2006Attending Veterinarian 9000 Rockville Pike Bldg. 3 1W-15 Bethesda MD [email protected] Fatigue in Veterinary Medicine

John Williams, DVMTUSVM Class of 1975Co-Chair, Dean’s Advisory Board

Yianelly Rodríguez Ruiz, DVMTUCVM Class of 2017Anatomic Pathology Clinical InstructorCollege of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee [email protected] is Your Diagnosis?

*NOTE: TUCVM = Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine for classes starting 2016

TUSVM = Tuskegee University School of Veterinary Medicine for all previous classes

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Thank you Tuskegee University CVM for laying hands on me in a mighty way!You gave American Indians an opportunity in 1974 and we are forever thankful!

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Alabama Veterinary Medical AssociationSilver SponsorContact: Heather Vaughn, Assistant Executive DirectorAlabama Veterinary Medical AssociationPO Box 803Fayetteville, TN 37334 [email protected]

Allentown, Inc.ExhibitorContact: Brittani Ferriola, Marketing Assistant165 Route 526Allentown, NJ [email protected]

AVMA PLITSilver Sponsor of “Veterinary Professional LiabilityContact: Dr. Linda Ellis55 E. Jackson Blvd., 14BChicago, IL 60604 [email protected]

Banfield Pet HospitalBronze Sponsor and ExhibitorContact: Kristen Pelenskij, Student Programs18101 SE 6th WayVancouver, WA 97213Representatives: Dr. Beverly Miller & Dr. Gay Smith360.784.5562 [email protected]

BBVA CompassExhibitorContact: Tim Dollins, Vice President15 South 20th StreetBirmingham, AL 35233 timothy.dollins@BBVA

Boehringer Ingelheim VetmedicaEmerald SponsorContact: Dr. Bonnie Barclay, TUSVM 1984Topeka, KS785.845.4570 [email protected]

Bostick, Linda, DVM TUSVM 1985Tuskegee Friend in support of “NEXT” Director/Owner, Riverview Veterinary Hospital3288 Cobb ParkwayAtlanta, GA 30339 [email protected]

Cannedy EnterprisesSilver SponsorContact: Dr. Allen Cannedy, President110 Meslot LaneHillsborough, NC 27278919.618.1322 [email protected]

CAPNAExhibitorContact: Ryan Miller900 Grier DriveLas Vegas, NV 89119702.513.5249 [email protected]

Caswell Veterinary ServiceBronze Sponsor Contact: Dr. Donald L. Fuller TUSVM 1978134 Julia StreetYanceyville, NC 27379336.694.6321 [email protected]

Ceva Animal HealthGold SponsorContact: Dr. Carol Ferguson, Veterinary Service Manager8735 Rosehill Road, Ste 300Lenexa, KS 66215800.999.0297 [email protected]

Clark, Laura, DVM TUSVM 1985Tuskegee Friend in support of “NEXT” Director, Veterinary Medicine & Attending Veterinarian GHP, Veterinary Affairs & Animal Welfare, Global Assessment1124 N. Swedesford Road, North Wales, PA 19454 215.205.6455 [email protected]

Cy-Fair Animal HospitalExhibitorContact: Dr. Diarra Blue, Co-Owner12725 Louetta RoadCypress, Texas 77429 281.547.6128 [email protected]

Hill’s Pet NutritionExhibitorContact: Dr. Rebekah List, Professional Consulting Veterinarian7504 Tapp RoadOcean Springs, MS 39564 [email protected]

Jorgensen LaboratoriesExhibitorContact: Earl Sethre, Vice President of Marketing1450 Van Buren AveLoveland, CO 80538 Staff Representative: Stephen Dale970.669.2500 [email protected]

Kulur Group, LLCExhibitorContact: Willie Blue2518 Cezanne CircleMissouri City, TX 77459 313.363.8140 [email protected]

Nestle Purina PetCareBronze Sponsor and ExhibitorContact: Dr. Callie Harris, DVM, Manager 404.316.6070 [email protected]

North Carolina State Veterinary CollegeExhibitor/RecruiterContact: Allen Cannedy1060 William Moore Drive, Raleigh, NC 27607

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919.513.6242 [email protected] Laboratories Veterinary Sciences, Inc.ExhibitorContact: Jessica DeBruhl946 Quality Drive, Lancaster, SC 29720Staff Representative: Garrett Connolly803.289.6000 [email protected]

Pembroke Veterinary HospitalSilver SponsorContact: Dr. David Brooks, OwnerP. O. Box 40Pembroke, NC 28372910.521.3431 [email protected]

Purdue University School of Veterinary MedicineExhibitor/RecruiterContact: Marisol Uribe625 Harrison Street, West Lafayette, IN 47907-2026Staff Representative: Yava Jones TUSVM 2003 & Dr. LaTonia Craig 765.496.1908 [email protected]

Royal CaninExhibitorContact: Dr. Doraica AponteStaff Representative: Michelle Watkins & Doraica Aponte404.310.5047 [email protected]

Sankofa Medical ScrubsExhibitorContact: Shermaine Wilson Cox, Owner804.248.3055 [email protected]

Southern Veterinary PartnersSilver Sponsor & ExhibitorContact: Michelle Gonzales800 Shades Creek PkwyBirmingham, AL 35209205.453.4760 [email protected]

Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine, Office of External AffairsExhibitorContact: Anissa Riley, Director / JaNeen Roberts, Donor Relations Manager College of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee University Tuskegee, AL 3608Ph: 334.724.4509 Fax [email protected] [email protected]

Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine, Office of Admissions and RecruitingExhibitor/RecruiterContact: LaTia McCurdy, Coordinator of Veterinary Recruitment, College of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee University Tuskegee, AL 36088Ph: 334.727.8309 Fax 334.727.8177 [email protected]

Tuskegee Veterinary Medical Alumni AssociationGold Sponsor and ExhibitorContact: Dr. Edward Mitchell President & TUSVM 1995 770.403.7101 [email protected]

Tuskegee Christian Veterinary FellowshipBronze SponsorContact: Dr. Désirée Darden TUSVM 1980 & Dr. Fredrick Tippett TUSVM 1979College of Veterinary MedicineTuskegee University Tuskegee, AL 36088

USDA APHISDiamond Sponsor & ExhibitorOutreach and AdministrationContact(s): Sophia Kirby, Deputy Director &Dr. Annette Chapman4700 River Road, Unit 92Riverdale, Maryland 20737301.851.4192 http://www.aphis.usda.gov

Van Beek Natural ScienceExhibitorContact: Justin Puffer3689 460th StreetOrange City IA 51041712.707.4132 [email protected]

Vetoquinol USABronze Sponsor & ExhibitorContact: Dr. Acacia Roman TUSVM 19944250 N Sylvania Ave.Fort Worth, TX 76137817.320.4547 [email protected]

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.ExhibitorContact: Reco Crayton & Darrell Green61 Saint Joseph StreetMobile, AL 36602251.422.0707 [email protected]

Zoetis (South Central Region)Bronze Sponsor & ExhibitorContact: Dr. Cynthia Patterson, Regional Strategic Veterinarian1555 S Havana Street Suite F #219Aurora, CO 80012970.420.4900 [email protected]

Zoetis (Diagnostics)Silver Sponsor & ExhibitorContact: Sable Grimes & Kelly Moonshower832.459.7016 [email protected]

Merck Animal HealthExhibitorContact: Jeffrey Hunt1115 Tuck Persons HwyTalbotton, GA 31827334.790.5387 [email protected]

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News We Can Use…Share It With Us….Attn: ALUMNI .....Received an award? Have a new position/title? Elected to a new office? Have a new mailing address? Became a mom or dad? Newly married? Etc... Please send us your news... photo, too, if you have one available.

Name:______________________________________________________________________ Graduation Year:______ Phone:____________________ Address:________________________________________ Please type or print clearly...________________________________________________ Send your news to:News: __________________________________________ ATTN: Anissa L. Riley________________________________________________ Veterinary Medical Perspective________________________________________________ Tuskegee University ________________________________________________ College of Veterinary Medicine________________________________________________ Patterson Hall________________________________________________ Tuskegee AL 36088________________________________________________ 334.724.4509/727.8177 (FAX)________________________________________________ [email protected]

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Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine Annual Veterinary Medical Symposiums

This is a call for speakers for future annual symposium meetings. If you would like to actively participate in future symposiums by giving presentations in your area(s) of interest and/or specialty, then this announcement is for you!

With each passing year, the Tuskegee Alumni Family is growing larger and many of us have advanced our careers and knowledge in areas of specialty that our fellow alumni, colleagues, and students want to hear about. We are establishing a resource of alumni that we can contact for this task. If you are interested in sharing your vast knowledge with your Tuskegee Family at future symposiums, please complete the information below.

If you are selected for the next symposium, the session facilitator will contact you with further instructions. All submissions that are not selected will be placed on file for future symposiums.

Name________________________________________________________________________________________________

Address_______________________________________________________________________________________________

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Email_________________________________________________________________________________________________

Daytime telephone number_____________________________________ Fax_______________________________________

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Return via email, fax or mail to:

Catina Woods SistrunkCollege of Veterinary Medicine

Tuskegee UniversityTuskegee Institute, AL 36088

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Steve Goldsberry GOLF TOURNAMENT 2019

at Indian Pines in Auburn, AL

Wednesday, March 20, 2019

Tuskegee Veterinary Medical Alumni Association (TVMAA) 54th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium

Calling for players, sponsors and volunteers. This annual event has been a focal point for alumni and friends to get together and raise funds to support the

students at Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine.

We are reaching out to alumni, faculty, staff, friends and colleagues to support this great event again. We are still taking donations! We continue to raise funds

to help the University and our future veterinarians. Thanks again to our past donors. We always appreciate your support.

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Symposium Team 2019Dr. Tomeshia Hubbard, Symposium Co-Chair

Mrs. Catina Woods Sistrunk, Symposium Co-ChairDr. Ruby Perry, Dean

Alumni Barbecue: Carrie KingAudio-visual, Media, Photography/Artwork Displays: Linda Cade-Hassan/Thomas Martin/ Monday OffemBasketball Game: Dr. Kenneth NewKirk / OTS Fraternity Christian Veterinary Fellowship Breakfast: Dr. Fredrick Tippett Evening with the Artist Dr. Ronald McDowellGeneral Session: Dr. Tomeshia Hubbard, Co-ChairHuman-Animal Relations: Dr. Caroline Schaffer/Dr. Rhesa HoustonInformation Technology: Monday Offem / Sunday Adalumo / Moawia Omer / Samina Akhter / Ernest TapleyInternational Session: Dr. Gopal ReddyLaboratory Animal Medicine: Dr. Crystal Johnson / Dr. Antwain HowardLarge Animal Medicine: Dr. Andrew LoveladyNEXT: Professional and Career Development: Dr. Laura Clark / Dr. Linda BostickPathology Session: Dr. Roslyn Casimir-WhittingtonPharmaceutical and Legal Review: Dr. Caroline Schaffer / Dr. Lanell OgdenPre-Veterinary Student Activities: LaTia McCurdyPublicity/Alumni Communication: Anissa Riley / JaNeen RobertsResidents and Interns Session: Dr. Pamela MartinProceedings: Moawia OmerSmall Animal Medicine: Dr. Pamela MartinSpeaker Ready Room: Monday Offem / Ernest Emil Tapley Sponsors/Exhibitors: Dr. Tomeshia Hubbard / Debra Mitchell / Anissa Riley Spouses Brunch/Activities Coordinator: Susie Tatum-SmithStudent Host Coordinator: Dr. Roslyn CasimirSymposium Registration: Carrie King / Janett M. Phillips / Susie Tatum Smith / Tabitha NelmsSymposium Student Registration: Mary TurpinSymposium Volunteers: Sandra Bryant / Susie Tatum-Smith / Phyllis Penn / Mary Turpin / Elizabeth Offem / Fred Johnson / Edward Baker / Ebony Turk Angela Smith-Bascomb / Tabitha NelmsT.S. William Lecturer: Dr. Ruby L. PerryTVMAA and Student Lecture Series: Dr. Saralyn Smith-CarrTVMAA Dr. Steve Goldsberry Scholarship Golf Outing: Dr. Gerald Givan / Dr. Carlos Hodges / Dr. Robert “Bert” Davis Dr. Tiffini Brabham / Dr. Allen Cannedy / Dr. Domonique Carter Dr. Irving McConnell / Dr. Reginald Miller Mr. Lorenzo Williams (TU Golf Instructor) Uniform Services and Public Health: Dr. Annette ChapmanUnique Topics in Veterinary Medicine: Dr. Tomeshia HubbardWebmaster: Samina Akhter

** TUCVM Symposium Volunteers and Student Hosts: We extend a very special “THANK YOU” to the TUCVM volunteers and student hosts who assisted with the 54th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium. Without their hard work, the Symposium could not be a success.

** We also extend a special thank you to the staff of the Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel & Conference Center at Grand National in Opelika, Alabama.---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The 54th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium Team extends its heartfelt gratitude to all who are committed to lifelong learning. Thank you for choosing Tuskegee University for your continuing education needs. We continue to strive to make the symposium even greater. Please give us your suggestions for sponsors, exhibitors, lecturers, and social activities for the 55th Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium, scheduled for March 18-21, 2020, where we will also celebrate our 75th Legacy Anniversary on the founding of our veterinary college at Tuskegee University. So be sure to mark your calendars and please plan to return. Please also support our sponsors and exhibitors who helped to defray the cost of this annual continuing education program, by visiting their booths and tables.

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54yh Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium Evaluation Form “Promoting Health and Wellness: People and Pets”

Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine March 20 – 23, 2019

Please assist us with improving next year's Tuskegee University Annual Veterinary Medical Symposium by completing this Evaluation Form. We value your suggestions and extend special appreciation for your feedback.

1. Please rate each of the sessions and activities you attended on Wednesday, March 20, 2019: (1 = Very Dissatisfied, 2 = Dissatisfied. 3 = Neutral, 4 = Satisfied, 5 = Very Satisfied)

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TVMAA Golf Tournament

Alumni/Student Welcome Reception Registration staff

2. Please rate each of the sessions and activities you attended on Thursday, March 21, 2019: (1 = Very Dissatisfied, 2 = Dissatisfied. 3 = Neutral, 4 = Satisfied, 5 = Very Satisfied) Christian Veterinary Breakfast Fellowship (Renaissance Montgomery Hotel) NEXT Professional and Career Development (Patterson Hall) Pre-Veterinary Medicine Student Luncheon (Patterson Hall) Small Animal Medicine Uniform Services and Public Health Pathology Opening Session: State-of-the-College Luncheon International Veterinary Medicine Session TVMAA Alumni Mixer

3. Please rate each of the sessions and activities you attended on Friday, March 22, 2019:

(1 = Very Dissatisfied, 2 = Dissatisfied. 3 = Neutral, 4 = Satisfied, 5 = Very Satisfied) TVMAA and Student Lecture Series Lab Animal Medicine Large Animal Medicine Human-Animal Relations Unique Topics Brunch for Spouses General Session Pharmaceutical and Legal Review Lunch and Learn Session Symposium Banquet

4. Please rate each of the sessions and activities you attended on Saturday, March 23, 2019: (1 = Very Dissatisfied, 2 = Dissatisfied. 3 = Neutral, 4 = Satisfied, 5 = Very Satisfied) USDA/APHIS Modules Residents and Interns Session Alumni/Student Basketball Game Alumni Barbeque

Veterinary and Human Health Professionals: Mutual Benefits as Synergistic Partners

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Medicine.

5. Suggested topics for next year:

6. What made you decide to attend this year's Symposium? (Please mark all that apply.) Reunion year Poster sessions TVMAA meeting Social activities High quality speakers Exhibits Continuing education credit Other:

7. How did you hear about the Symposium? Word of mouth Mailing Web page Other:

8. Who else should be contacted for sponsorship of next year's Veterinary Medical Symposium? (Please include contact person and company name or contact Debra Mitchell at 334-727-8027 or [email protected] with details.)

9. How satisfied were you with the Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel & Convention Center at Grand National? (1 = Very Dissatisfied, 2 = Dissatisfied. 3 = Neutral, 4 = Satisfied, 5 = Very Satisfied)

1 2 3 4 5 Did Not Attend

Food Lodging Hotel Reservations Meeting Rooms Staff Symposium Committee/Team Members

10. Other concerns about the Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel & Convention Center at Grand National:

11. Additional Comments:

12. Name, Mailing Address, Phone Number and Email Address (Optional)

Visit https://www.tuskegee.edu/programs-courses/colleges-schools/cvm/cvm-54th-annual-veterinary-medical-symposium to complete this evaluation form online. Submit Hard copies at the Office of External Affairs table at the Auburn Marriott Opelika Hotel & Convention Center at Grand National.

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Symposium Sponsors 2019

Tuskegee University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (sacscoc.org) to award baccalaureate, master’s, doctoral and professional degrees.

Linda Bostick (’85)

Laura Clark (’85)

Tuskegee Christian Veterinary Fellowship - (CVF)

Vetoquinol USA (c/o Dr. Acacia Roman - ’94)

Caswell Veterinary Service – Donald Fuller (’78)

TUSKEGEEFRIENDS

BRONZE SPONSORS

(South Central Region)

Symposium Sponsors 2019DIAMOND SPONSOR

EMERALD SPONSORS

GOLD SPONSORS

SILVER SPONSORS

Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica

Cannedy EnterprisesAllen Cannedy (’94)

David Brooks (‘78)

(Diagnostic)

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