Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine

Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine The College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM), advances the tripartite mission of teaching, research and

* Adheres to the guidelines of its professional accrediting body to advance the respective legacies of veterinary medicine.

* The Tuskegee University College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) is accredited by the Council on Education (COE) of the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA).

* Graduates health professionals who are exceptionally trained to and prepared to address problems of

the 21st century.

* Promotes and advances the One Medicine~One Health concept by building bridges to connect animal health and human health.

Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) says congratulations to our awesome 1980 alum, Dr. Irving Mc...
08/28/2026

Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) says congratulations to our awesome 1980 alum, Dr. Irving McConnell. Dr. McConnell recently received the DA4S The Alliance For Science Recognition for Business and Healthcare at their Annual Awards. We are proud of you, Dr. McConnell!! 😊

Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) held an awesome SAVMA TUCVM Club Fair today, Aug. 27th from ...
08/27/2026

Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) held an awesome SAVMA TUCVM Club Fair today, Aug. 27th from 12:00-I:00 PM in the Patterson Hall Atrium in which TUCVM students interested in getting involved on campus were encouraged to come out to the TUCVM Club Fair to learn more about the clubs and organizations available to them!

Students stopped by to meet club representatives & learn more about what each club and organization offered to find an organization that matched their interests. Thanks to all the participants! 😊

Congratulations to the Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) Class of 2030 E-Board!In photo, 1st R...
08/27/2026

Congratulations to the Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) Class of 2030 E-Board!

In photo, 1st Row (L to R): Historian: Morgane McDonald, Secretary: Isis Salisbury, President: Lizette Garcia, Vice-President: Eva Poole, Treasurer: Chloe Seaborne, Parliamentarian: Imani Murphy
2nd Row (L to R) - Chaplain: Darya Thompson, Social Co-Chairs: Meghan Delaney-Small and Alisha Fabin, Fundraising Co- Chair: Serenity Reed and Taylor Raines, & SAVMA Representative: Cassidy Johnson.

**Message from TUCVM Social Worker Chankia Berry to the Class of 2030….To the newly elected Class of 2030 E-Board🎉. This is an exciting accomplishment and an opportunity to serve your classmates and make a positive impact on your class experience.
As the Class of 2030 E-Board, your responsibility is to serve the entire class, not individual interests or personal motives. Your strength as an E-Board comes from your ability to communicate, work together, support one another, and remain united.
Remember your class motto: “76 in, 76 out.” Let that motto guide your leadership everyone enters together, and everyone should have the support and encouragement to make it through together.
Stick together, communicate, and always keep the best interest of the Class of 2030 at the forefront.

Congratulations again! Now let’s lead together, support one another, and make sure it’s 76 in, 76 out! 🐾

**Standing far left is TUCVM Student Affairs Director Deetra Benn in 2nd photo with E-Board.

Thank you to all the participants of the many activities included in the Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medi...
08/21/2026

Thank you to all the participants of the many activities included in the Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine's (TUCVM) 2026 Tuskegee Savma (Student American Veterinary Medical Association) Week! Students in attendance received 1 SAVMA Point for each event. THE BREAKDOWN OF SAVMA WEEK’S ACTIVITES include the following:

Day 1 – August 17
Dean Gilbreath gave the Dean’s Address, from 12-1pm in the Patterson Auditorium in which students had the opportunity to hear directly from Dean Gilbreath about the current state of the college, receive important updates, ask questions, and share any concerns. Lunch was provided by the school.

Day 2 – August 18
Day 2 featured the AVMA Talk with TUCVM 2011 alum Dr. Lauren Rowe from 12-1pm in the Patterson Auditorium. Dr. Rowe focused on financial literacy in veterinary medicine. Dr. Rowe shared some helpful tips and gave information to help students feel more prepared when managing their finances during veterinary school, and as they begin their careers. Lunch from Popeyes was provided for those who signed up.

About Dr. Rowe:
She is the Assistant Director for Student Initiatives with the AVMA. In her position, she is responsible for overseeing, planning and administering AVMA support to the Student AVMA (SAVMA) and the individual SAVMA Chapters at the veterinary colleges. This is done by providing organizational support to assigned student chapters including on-campus visits, chapter guidance, educational resources, and additional services as needed. Also, staff support to assigned governance entities while assisting with the development, implementation, and ongoing support of current and new student programs/initiatives is provided.

Day 3 – August 19
Day 3 included two activities:

Activity #1 featured ALVMA speaker Dr. Tommy Poole. From 12-1pm in the Patterson Auditorium, students attended the ALVMA Talk with Dr. Tommy Poole who spoke about the Alabama American Veterinary Medical Association (ALVMA) student benefits and the resources available to students. Dr. Poole is the ALVMA’s Veterinary Student Relations Liaison. Lunch was provided from Moe's for students.

Activity #2 featured the SAVMA Career Fair with a Snow Cone Truck. For the Career Fair, from 4-6pm in the Patterson Hall Atrium, students came out and met veterinary professionals and organizations, explored career opportunities, and made connections that could help them prepare for their future in veterinary medicine. There were plenty of internships, externships, and job opportunities, so all students were encouraged to come by!

Day 4 – August 20
"We Are SAVMA Trivia" was a fun activity on from 12-1pm in the Clinical Anatomy Room 201. This event allowed students to come learn more about TUCVM’s SAVMA chapter, including information on membership, ways to get involved, benefits, and more. Their SAVMA knowledge was put to the test with some trivia and the top 3 winners won gift card prizes.

Day 5 – August 21
The Wrap up SAVMA week events included Chick-fil-A breakfast in the Patterson Hall Atrium from 7-8am sponsored by the AVMA for all students based on first come, first served, so they could grab something before class.

The concluding event: Country Club vs. Country Theme Party at Endzone from 7-11pm.
Outfit Ideas included:
Country Club: Polo shirts, pleated skirts, khakis, loafers, etc.
Country: Denim, boots, cowboy hats, plaid, fringe, etc.

FUN WEEK FOR ALL!😀

The Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine's (TUCVM) Department of Graduate Public Health, CVM-Tuskegee Uni...
08/17/2026

The Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine's (TUCVM) Department of Graduate Public Health, CVM-Tuskegee University (DGPH) under the leadership of Department Head Dr. Torhonda Lee welcomed its new Graduate Public Health Program's Class of 2028 students today during its New Student Fall Orientation program which was held at the Williams-Bowie Hall Conference Room. New DGPH students include Jayda Howard (hometown: Atlanta, Georgia), Laci Martin (hometown: Compton, California), James Wlicher (hometown: Columbia, South Carolina), and Kristen Driver (hometown: Cleveland, Texas).

DGPH students attended sessions during orientation to include the following: Program Overview, Academic Expectations, Advising, Career Placement Services, Research and Advanced Studies, as well as introductions of DGPH Faculty and Staff, MPH Student introductions, lunch and closed out with a campus tour. To learn more about the Graduate Public Health Program at TUCVM, visit: https://www.tuskegee.edu/academics/colleges-schools/cvm/Department-of-Graduate-Public-Health/graduate-public-health.html .

Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) sends a special thank you to the Tuskegee University Departm...
08/12/2026

Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) sends a special thank you to the Tuskegee University Department of Nursing’s faculty member Dr. Alveta Reese (Professor of Nursing) for her support of TUCVM’s Rabies Titer Day. This acknowledgement was overlooked during the Spring Semester for posting on our social media sites…but it is never too late to say THANK YOU!!!

On March 23, 2026, the TUCVM Rabies Titer Day involved the collaboration effort between the Tuskegee University School of Nursing and Allied Health’s (SONAH) Department of Nursing and the College of Veterinary Medicine in which Dr. Alveta Reese came to TUCVM and drew blood for our Faculty/Staff members free of charge. TUCVM’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital Director Dr. Nelson Diaz initiated this plan under the leadership of Dean Ebony Gilbreath and with support from the Office of Academic and Student Affairs (Dr. Solomon (Wole) Odemuyiwa, Interim Associate Dean for Academic & Student Affairs.)

This exercise, in collaboration with the Department of Nursing, involved a blood draw for faculty and staff who had previously been vaccinated against rabies. This was not a rabies immunization clinic but a necessary event to help keep everyone safe. It is considered unsafe for any faculty, staff, or students to handle animals without documented evidence of rabies vaccination or protective titers of rabies antibody.

The Rabies Titer Day activity involved approximately 4 mL of blood drawn from each participant by a licensed phlebotomist (RN). The samples were shipped out for testing to determine rabies antibody titer.

With the success of this collaboration, it is planned that the TUCVM Rabies Titer Day Collaboration Event will hopefully become a biennial event for the college’s faculty and staff.

AGAIN, THANK YOU, DR. REESE & THE SONAH…WE TRULY APPRECIATE YOUR SUPPORT😊!

**NOTE: a titer is a laboratory blood test that measures the concentration of specific antibodies in the bloodstream, often expressed as a ratio, and determines if a person has immunity from previous infections or vaccinations, or if they need booster shots.

WELCOME BACK  Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) FAMILY TO THE 2026-27 ACADEMIC YEAR!  This is ...
08/11/2026

WELCOME BACK Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) FAMILY TO THE 2026-27 ACADEMIC YEAR! This is an especially great time for our first-year incoming class of 2030!!!

Dean Gilbreath shared the following special message today to all TUCVM students on the first day of this new academic year!

Greetings, TUCVM Veterinarians in the Making!

I want to extend a warm welcome back to classes as you continue on your journey to being amazing doctors of veterinary medicine! You are one step closer to your goal and your dream! Keep your eyes on the prize! Celebrate all of your milestones and achievements and help to keep one another supported and encouraged. I pray you all have an amazing year!

Ebony Gilbreath, DVM, PhD, DACVP
Dean
College of Veterinary Medicine

Thanks to all the participants at this past weekend's Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic hosted by River Region Animal Rescue in pa...
08/11/2026

Thanks to all the participants at this past weekend's Low-Cost Vaccine Clinic hosted by River Region Animal Rescue in partnership with Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM). The Vaccine Clinic was successful on August 8 which was held at the Home Depot parking lot located on Eastern Boulevard in Montgomery, AL. TUCVM's faculty/clinician Dr. Tomeshia Hubbard oversaw the veterinary students assisting with the vaccine clinic.

Per River Region Animal Rescue's press release, the August 8 low- cost vaccine clinic was made possible through a Community Cares grant from the Banfield Foundation and delivered in partnership with Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine.

Over the course of six hours, 20 volunteers, including rescue representatives, veterinarians and veterinary students, provided essential vaccinations and preventative care to more than 150 pets from the River Region. The clinic offered affordable access to core vaccines, tests, and preventatives, helping families keep their pets healthy, protected, and compliant with local requirements.

Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) has partnered with The River Region Rescue Shelter to conduc...
08/07/2026

Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) has partnered with The River Region Rescue Shelter to conduct two vaccination clinics this Saturday August 8th from 8 a.m. to 12 noon and 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. The Vaccine Clinics will be held at the Home Depot on Eastern Blvd. in Montgomery, AL. Our students and faculty veterinarians will be administering the vaccination.

This is a great outreach effort for the local community and learning opportunity for our students. This outreach has been coordinated by TUCVM faculty member Dr. Tomeshia Hubbard, Section Chief for Community Practice and Shelter Medicine. For more information on the vaccine clinic, visit:
https://www.rrarsquad.org/low-cost-vaccine-clinics-1

WELCOME TUCVM CLASS OF 2030!!! Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) has now completed its two-day...
08/07/2026

WELCOME TUCVM CLASS OF 2030!!! Tuskegee University, College of Veterinary Medicine (TUCVM) has now completed its two-day “New Student Orientation” for the incoming Class of 2030.

Students attended presentations in Patterson Hall on Mon., Aug. 3 & Tues., Aug. 4. The Class of 2030 also enjoyed their fellowship with the Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine (AUCVM) new incoming class at the “Welcome to the Profession Dinner” on Wed. Aug. 5th at 6:00 p.m. at AUCVM’s Veterinary Education Center. TUCVM says thank you to all our sponsors (Banfield, Hill’s & Purina) & our various presenters! WELCOME !!!

WE are here to help you be a success as you pursue your dreams of becoming veterinarians & helping to sustain the Legacy of the TUCVM and "Mother Tuskegee"!

About the Class of 2030:
The Class of 2030 has a total of 76 students and they represent 19 states and Puerto Rico.

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