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<strong>College</strong> News<br />
SCAVMA observes World Rabies Day<br />
“Aggie vet students enjoyed practicing their physical examination and history taking<br />
skills while interacting with pets and their owners from the community. SCAVMA is<br />
especially proud <strong>of</strong> performing an important public health service to our community by<br />
vaccinating over 100 dogs and cats for rabies,” Kenneth Sieranski said.<br />
Kenneth Sieranski, fourth year veterinary student and organizer<br />
for SCAVMA World Rabies Day, said more than 100 dogs and cats<br />
were vaccinated at the fifth annual SCAVMA Vaccination Clinic<br />
on Oct. 1, 2011.<br />
Members <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Veterinary</strong> Emergency Team (VET) participated<br />
in the 2012 Emergency Preparedness Exercise and<br />
Expo hosted by the <strong>Texas</strong> Division <strong>of</strong> Emergency Management.<br />
The event served as a kick-<strong>of</strong>f to hurricane season in<br />
an effort to increase awareness <strong>of</strong> emergency preparedness.<br />
Members <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Texas</strong> Legislature, the Governor’s Office, and<br />
the media attended to witness the tremendous resources <strong>Texas</strong><br />
has pulled together to help those affected by a disaster. In addition,<br />
student members <strong>of</strong> the VET demonstrated the use <strong>of</strong><br />
Second Life technology as part <strong>of</strong> the newly created required<br />
fourth-year rotation, Community Connections, which includes<br />
veterinary emergency response. Governor Rick Perry (center)<br />
visited the VET set-up to greet fellow Aggies and to thank<br />
them for their service and commitment to <strong>Texas</strong>. Pictured with<br />
Dr. Cynthia Hoobler and 2010 alumna, Dr. Christina Guillory ,<br />
supervised the 35 veterinary students as they performed physical<br />
exams and inoculated the animals against rabies.<br />
The SCAVMA Vaccination Clinic also featured an outdoor art area<br />
where veterinary students helped children make crafts.<br />
VET attends Emergency Preparedness Exercise<br />
Governor Perry (left to right) are members <strong>of</strong> the VET: Dr.<br />
Leslie Easterwood, Matthew Behrens, Angela Clendenin, Dr.<br />
William Moyer, Justin Robinson, Chad Pruess, Kim Campbell,<br />
Dr. Brandon Dominguez, Andy Woller, Rylee Wiseniski, C. J.<br />
Mabry, Daniel Hinojosa, Casey Cole, Michelle LaRue, Shawn<br />
Gilmore, and Dr. Wesley Bissett.<br />
CVM Today • Winter 2012 • 37