About Our Club
The Veterinary Science Club is an organization whose purpose is to provide information to students about veterinary schools, the application process, and undergraduate preparation. The club invites various speakers with careers in the field of veterinary medicine to share their experiences. We also invite Veterinary School representatives from all over the country to talk about their school, its requirements and the education that they have to offer. In addition, members often take trips to veterinary practices to witness first-hand the rigors of a veterinary career. We also take ‘behind-the-scene’ tours to zoos, major animal hospitals, and aquariums; to observe the variety of careers that veterinary medicine has to offer. In order to come on trips, members must come to meetings and club events. The more club events and meetings members attend, the more points they earn. Members with the most points will be able to come on trips. We remain a leading source of guidance and information for undergraduate students who are interested in pursuing the field of Veterinary Medicine.
Stop by to a Tuesday night meeting at 9PM at room 123 at Bartlett Hall!!
The Veterinary Science Executive Board Members: 2011- 2012
President
Amanda Cloke
Vice President
Monica Smetts
Treasurer
Devan Murphy
Secretary
James Riddle
Director of Communications
Manohar Katara
Activities Coordinator
Anthony Long
I would also like to thank everyone that come out on AG Field Day to help with the Petting Zoo. Amazing job!
Here is a link (http://www.dailytargum.com/news/rutgers-day-brings-in-thousands-to-campus-wide-event-1.2240992) to the Daily Targum that wrote a little blurb about us:
The Veterinary Science Club also opened their doors to the
community by hosting a petting zoo that allowed children to feed
cheerios to young goats and lambs.
“I like the excitement of the kids. A lot of them have a lot of fun
when they’re here,” said Nathalie Sanchez, a Cook College senior and
club member. “Their parents especially like it.”