Archive for the ‘Pathology’ Category

Environmental portrait of paige carmichael, department of pathology one health certificate professor, with her dog noah outside the college of veterinary medicine.

Carmichael, Kissinger named 2025 University Professors

The 2024–2025 University Professors are K. Paige Carmichael, Meigs Distinguished Professor in the department of pathology in the College of Veterinary Medicine, and Jessica Kissinger, a Distinguished Research Professor in the department of genetics in the Franklin College of Arts and Sciences.

Jessica elbert, uga phd

UGA PhD researcher studies Egyptian fruit bats as key to new discoveries in pathology

Jessica Elbert, a boarded veterinary anatomic pathologist, diplomat of the American College of Veterinary Pathologists and PhD Candidate at University of Georgia’s College of Veterinary Medicine, is engaging in research on Egyptian rousette or “Egyptian fruit” bats in hope of uncovering information on zoonotic viruses.

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“the university of georgia is one of the leading research institutions in the world tackling zoonotic spillover,” said justin bahl, comparative geneticist and associate professor in the college of public health and college of veterinary medicine at uga. “we are studying the human and environmental systems in which these zoonotic infections arise and identifying possible solutions. ”

Shoring Up The Species Barrier

“The University of Georgia is one of the leading research institutions in the world tackling zoonotic spillover,” said Justin Bahl, comparative geneticist and associate professor in the College of Public Health and College of Veterinary Medicine at UGA. “We are studying the human and environmental systems in which these zoonotic infections arise and identifying possible […]

Dr. Kaori sakamoto, associate professor of anatomic pathology, has recently been named the director of wellness and wellbeing for the association of asian american veterinary medical professionals (aavmp).

Kaori Sakamoto named to AAVMP board

Dr. Kaori Sakamoto, associate professor of anatomic pathology, has recently been named the director of wellness and wellbeing for the Association of Asian American Veterinary Medical Professionals (AAVMP). In this role, Dr. Sakamoto will be responsible for developing wellness workshops and opportunities designed to improve wellbeing and promoting positive mental […]

Dr. Corrie brown has been recognized for the second time in as many months.

CVM professor receives AAVMC award for distinguished service

Dr. Corrie Brown has been recognized for the second time in as many months. This week, Dr. Brown was named this year’s AAVMC Billy E. Hooper Award for Distinguished Service recipient. Per the AAVMC, this award is presented each year to an individual “whose leadership and vision has made a […]

Dr. Corrie brown, josiah meigs and university professor of pathology, was recognized earlier this month as a distinguished member by the american college of veterinary pathologists (acvp) at its 2020 virtual annual meeting.

CVM professor recognized by ACVP

Dr. Corrie Brown, Josiah Meigs and University Professor of pathology, was recognized earlier this month as a Distinguished Member by the American College of Veterinary Pathologists (ACVP) at its 2020 Virtual Annual Meeting. Per the ACVP, “Distinguished Members are ACVP Diplomates who have rendered exceptionally distinguished service to the College […]

The college of veterinary medicine is pleased to announce the hire of dr. Binu velayudhan as the director of the athens veterinary diagnostic lab (avdl), effective january 1, 2021. Dr. Velayudhan currently serves as the assistant director of laboratories at the north carolina veterinary diagnostic laboratories in raleigh, nc. Prior to his move to north carolina, he was the head of multiple sections at the texas a&m veterinary diagnostic laboratory in amarillo, texas from 2010 until 2019.

CVM announces new director for Athens Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory

The College of Veterinary Medicine is pleased to announce the hire of Dr. Binu Velayudhan as the director of the Athens Veterinary Diagnostic Lab (AVDL), effective January 1, 2021. Dr. Velayudhan currently serves as the assistant director of laboratories at the North Carolina Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratories in Raleigh, NC. Prior […]

The department of pathology celebrated a successful year’s end. Seven students and faculty were presented awards at three recent annual meetings. The american college of veterinary pathologists (acvp) and the american society for veterinary clinical pathology’s (asvcp) concurrent annual meeting was held in san antonio, texas; the entomological society of america (esa) held their meeting in st. Louis, missouri; and the american association of veterinary laboratory diagnosticians (aavld) gathered in providence, rhode island.

Pathology students and faculty recognized in interdisciplinary ceremonies

The Department of Pathology celebrated a successful year’s end. Seven students and faculty were presented awards at three recent annual meetings. The American College of Veterinary Pathologists (ACVP) and the American Society for Veterinary Clinical Pathology’s (ASVCP) concurrent annual meeting was held in San Antonio, Texas; the Entomological Society of […]

On november 21, it was announced that the flint river soil and water conservation district was awarded $1. 5 million for a three year project in the feral swine eradication and control pilot program in the albany project area. The albany project area includes parts of calhoun, baker, terrell, and dougherty counties. Drs. Hemant naikare and yung-yi c. Mosley of the cvm's tifton diagnostic and investigational laboratory are collaborators in the project.

Tifton Diagnostic Lab faculty partnering on USDA-NRCS feral swine control project

On November 21, it was announced that the Flint River Soil and Water Conservation District was awarded $1.5 million for a three year project in the Feral Swine Eradication and Control Pilot Program in the Albany project area. The Albany project area includes parts of Calhoun, Baker, Terrell, and Dougherty […]

Kaori sakamoto, associate professor of pathology and director of the comparative biomedical sciences program at the college, has been selected for the 2019-2020 southeastern conference academic leadership development fellowship. This program is designed to enhance the skills of faculty and early-career administrators in sec institutions and prepare them for the complexities and challenges of high-level administration in academia. Read the full story here.

Pathology faculty member selected to participate in SEC Academic Leadership Development Program

Kaori Sakamoto, associate professor of pathology and director of the Comparative Biomedical Sciences Program at the College, has been selected for the 2019-2020 Southeastern Conference Academic Leadership Development Fellowship. This program is designed to enhance the skills of faculty and early-career administrators in SEC institutions and prepare them for the […]

When moges woldemeskel woldemariam, professor of veterinary pathology and section head of histopathology and necropsy at the tifton veterinary diagnostic and investigational lab, taught in ethiopia early in his career, he was the only trained pathologist at the only veterinary school in the country. Now, there are more than a dozen schools in ethiopia, and many of his students from three decades ago teach today’s students.

CVM Pathologist Trains Future Veterinary Pathologists in Ethiopia

When Moges Woldemeskel Woldemariam, professor of veterinary pathology and section head of histopathology and necropsy at the Tifton Veterinary Diagnostic and Investigational Lab, taught in Ethiopia early in his career, he was the only trained pathologist at the only veterinary school in the country. Now, there are more than a […]

The college of veterinary medicine today announced that it has hired dr. Jesse hostetter to lead its renowned veterinary pathology department. Hostetter currently serves as professor and director of comparative pathology service and graduate education in the department of veterinary pathology at iowa state university’s college of veterinary medicine in ames, iowa, roles he has served in since 2012. He has been on faculty at iowa state since 2001, when he started as an assistant professor. He served as the chair of the immunobiology graduate program at isu from 2011-2014. In addition, he serves as an adjunct professor at the university of iowa and kansas state university.

UGA CVM hires pair of pathologists

The College of Veterinary Medicine today announced that it has hired Dr. Jesse Hostetter to lead its renowned veterinary pathology department. Hostetter currently serves as professor and director of comparative pathology service and graduate education in the Department of Veterinary Pathology at Iowa State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine in […]

The tifton veterinary diagnostic laboratory recently hosted undergraduate students from fort valley state university and local tift county high school students for a day-long workshop on veterinary career options.  

Tifton Veterinary Diagnostic Lab hosts local students for veterinary career workshop

The Tifton veterinary diagnostic laboratory recently hosted undergraduate students from Fort Valley State University and local Tift county high school students for a day-long workshop on veterinary career options. 

Paige carmichael, professor of veterinary pathology, was one of three awarded the president's fulfilling the dream award at the 2019 freedom breakfast. The award is given to people in the university and athens community who are actively striving to make dr. Martin luther king, jr. 's dreams of racial justice and equality a reality.   read the full story.

Pathology faculty member awarded UGA’s Fulfilling the Dream award

Paige Carmichael, professor of veterinary pathology, was one of three awarded the President’s Fulfilling the Dream award at the 2019 Freedom Breakfast. The award is given to people in the university and Athens community who are actively striving to make Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s dreams of racial justice and […]

Focus on Faculty: Hemant Naikare

Hemant Naikare, director of the Georgia Veterinary Diagnostic and Investigational Laboratory in Tifton, is committed to introducing students—in 4-H, middle school, high school and at the undergraduate level—to the field of veterinary medicine.

UGA-DLABS awarded full accreditation from the AAVLD

UGA-DLABS awarded full accreditation from the American Association of Veterinary Laboratory Diagnosticians (AAVLD).

Dr. Saliki named to aavld executive board

Dr. Jerry Saliki named to executive board of AAVLD

Dr. Saliki Named to AAVLD Executive Board

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