Durvet Animal Health Future Food Animal Veterinarian Scholarship
Overview
Large animal veterinarians are vital to a safe food supply in the U.S., and they are great contributors to the economic prosperity of rural communities. Durvet is looking to provide $1,000 scholarships to veterinary students that intend to work in a food animal practice upon graduation. Applicants with intentions of working in mixed animal practice in rural communities will also be considered.
Durvet and the American Veterinary Medical Foundation are dedicated to supporting future veterinarians through the Durvet Animal Health Future Food Animal Veterinarian Scholarship.
Durvet and the American Veterinary Medical Foundation are dedicated to supporting future veterinarians through the Durvet Animal Health Future Food Animal Veterinarian Scholarship.
Congratulations to the 2024 Durvet Animal Health Future Food Animal Veterinarian Scholarship recipients!
Ross University
Madison Cole
“The field of veterinary medicine is an expensive but rewarding path to go down. The burden of debt that students face by attending veterinary school is large and can be a constant thought when thinking about schools to attend, jobs to take, and the career paths after. This scholarship helps to relieve a bit of that burden and allow me to focus more of my time and energy into school and furthering my education. I am extremely grateful for the opportunity DurVet and AVMF has provided me!”
University of Minnesota
Mikayla Schlosser
“Winning this scholarship is a tremendous honor and a meaningful step toward achieving my goal of advancing the poultry industry. It represents not just the recognition of my dedication, but also an investment in the future of safe, sustainable, and wholesome food production. This scholarship significantly lessens the financial burden of pursuing veterinary school, allowing me to focus more fully on my education and future contributions to the field. I am incredibly grateful for opportunities like this that support students like me in achieving advanced degrees and making a difference in industries that are vital to feeding our growing world.”