The UGA VetMed Marketing and Communications team helps share the stories, achievements, and impact of the College of Veterinary Medicine. Through strategic communications, editorial storytelling, media relations, publications, social media, branding, photography, web services, and digital content, we connect the CVM community with audiences across campus, the state, and beyond.

The aesculapian summer 2026 issue cover

Summer 2026 Issue – Out Now in Print & Online


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Our website news feed brings together news and stories from across the College, including content from The Scope, The Aesculapian, and campus partners. It is the best place to find a broad view of recent CVM coverage, announcements, and features.

The Scope

At a veterinary school, the term “scope” can mean many things: a stethoscope, a microscope, an endoscope, the scope of a study, or the scope of our work. All are correct.

The College of Veterinary Medicine is not limited to one discipline or story, and it can’t be captured through a single lens.

The Scope exists to illustrate the full breadth of the CVM, combining long-form features, timely news, and visual storytelling that bring the people and work of the CVM into focus.

The Aesculapian – UGA VetMed’s Official Magazine

The Aesculapian is the official magazine of the UGA College of Veterinary Medicine. Now back in print and online, the magazine highlights the people, programs, research, clinical care, and stories that define UGA VetMed.


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Have a story, event, photo, or update that may be a good fit for UGA VetMed social media? Contact Hannah Black.


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Dvm students in the clinical skills laboratory at the university of georgia college of veterinary medicine.

Curriculum revision immerses UGA DVM students in clinical/surgical experience from week 1

When recent graduates, their employers, and alumni of the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine identified the need for increased surgical experience for new veterinarians, the college responded with a curriculum update that introduces hands-on lessons in clinical and surgical skills in the first week of year 1.

Uga delegation stand outside the thackray museum of medicine during a two-day program hosted by the university of leeds.

UGA signs partnership agreement with University of Leeds

The University of Georgia and the University of Leeds have signed a five-year partnership agreement to expand international research and educational collaboration. Mark Tompkins, director of UGA VetMed’s Center for Vaccines and Immunology, was part of the UGA delegation. The partnership identifies infectious diseases, vaccines and One Health approaches to […]

A horse in an exam room while a; several people stand nearby watching, including one holding a tablet and another in a red shirt.

Moving research findings from the page to the bedside

As UGA VetMed’s first Faculty Innovation Fellow, Dr. Canaan Whitfield-Cargile will help colleagues connect with opportunities to advance their discoveries Scientific discovery does not end when a study is published. But too often, promising breakthroughs fail to make the leap from the laboratory to the marketplace because researchers lack the […]

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