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ALT A group of people wearing hard hats and holding shovels stands under a tent at a groundbreaking ceremony for the Kansas Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory. There is a banner reading "Kansas Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Groundbreaking, Oct. 31, 2023," and a mascot dressed as a wildcat is on the right.
ALT A group of people stand under a tent at the Kansas Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory groundbreaking ceremony, holding ribbon-cutting scissors. They are surrounded by purple and white balloons and wear hard hats with the Kansas State University logo. A banner displays the event's name and date.
ALT A person takes a photo with a smartphone of two individuals posing on a stage. The stage is decorated with purple and white balloons and a banner that reads "K-State Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory Groundbreaking, Oct. 9, 2026." Several ceremonial shovels are lined up in front of them.
ALT A ceremonial shovel with a purple and white ribbon rests in a box filled with dark material. Nearby, purple hard hats feature the Kansas State University logo. The setup is under a tent, with part of a sunny outdoors visible.
ALT Two women lean over a pen filled with pigs in a pig barn
ALT This image shows a person standing outside the Veterinary Health Center, wearing a stethoscope and a badge. Above, the sign reads "Emergency." Text on the image introduces Dr. Rachel Miner, DVM, as a Clinical Assistant Professor in Small Animal Emergency at Kansas State University. The bottom corner features the university's logo and motto: "Heal - Teach - Discover.
ALT Dr. Stephanie Meilleur portrait outside the operating room
ALT A group picture of the 14 newest early admission scholars. Front row, from left, Robert Langill, Jonathan Baker, Trinity Holland, Joliene Dragoo, Cristina Gendron, Saanvi Saxena and Charlotte Millard. Back row: Samson Masters, Ethan Smith, Maria Lynam, Caitlin Murphy, Ava Ketterhagen, Keerti Karidi and Reilly Foy.
ALT Dr. Emily Klockman is the new holder of the Doughman Professorship
ALT Brooke Paisley receives a Feline veterinary medicine scholarship
ALT Dr. Juergen Richt gets a new grant for Phase 2 of CEZID
ALT Dr. Jürgen Richt checks on work in the lab with Dr. Chester McDowell
ALT Dr. Jürgen Richt, CEZID director and Regents and university distinguished professor in the College of Veterinary Medicine
ALT Large group photo on the first official day of the fall semester at the Kansas State University College of Veterinary Medicine.
ALT Dr. Cassidy Quinn holds a dog while it is on an exam table. Dr. Quinn is a clinical assistant professor in the Hill's Pet Health and Nutrition Center.
ALT A person in a purple shirt is explaining something to another individual near an ultrasound machine. They are gesturing towards a poster displayed on a stand. The poster discusses ultrasound diagnostics.
ALT Participants are discussing research posters displayed on easels at a conference or academic event. Several posters, featuring graphs and scientific data, are visible. One participant gestures towards a poster while others listen.
ALT Jake Boley, class of 2029, is presented with a plaque by the Purina Rep, and is joined by his mentor Dr. Phillip Lancaster.
ALT Dr. Laurie Beard host equine strangles workshop
ALT Drs. Natalia Cernicchiaro and Andrea Dixon will research NWS thanks to a FFAR grant
ALT Dr. Todd Gunderson nominates Dr. Bob Larson for a faculty mentoring award, presented by Dr. Brian Lubbers.
ALT This summer's group of Veterinary Research Scholars!
ALT Drs. Natalia Cernicchiaro and Andrea Dixon
ALT Third-year student Kylie Bitcon explains her project during a research poster exhibition.
ALT Emma Prybylski, a University of Minnesota DVM/PhD student, is doing her VRSP research at K-State in the summer of 2026. Here, she looks to collect samples for a mosquito-larvae project. She is being mentored by Dr. Bethany McGregor, MS, PhD, Research Entomologist with the USDA-ARS.
ALT Rahul Chopra, DVM Class of 2029, is working this summer on a project involving ultrasound on the canine abdomen using 3D printed materials with mentor Dr. Clay Hallman, associate professor of radiology in the veterinary college.
ALT Tyler Ringel, DVM Class of 2029, works on a project called “Lung as a portal of entry for Fusobacterium necrophorum and a potential pathway for dissemination into the liver." Her mentor is Dr. T.G. Nagaraja, a University Distinguished Professor in the College of Veterinary Medicine.