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We would like to extend our sincere thanks to faculty, staff, and students for all their help and support.

For biosecurity and health safety reasons, no animals are allowed in the building and hospital areas.

The college’s student organizations will have displays and will be selling merchandise throughout the day in VMIA.

Food trucks have items for sale in the parking lot in front of the complex. A portion of proceeds from certain items will go to benefit the Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association. See each food truck for more information.

Outside activities may be moved or cancelled due to weather.

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TOURSHospital ToursGiven by our DVM Student Ambassadors, tours of the hospital and DVM student teaching facilities will depart every 15 minutes and last about one hour. There is a cap of 20 people per departure time; sign-up ahead of time to ensure your spot on the tour. Commons

LECTURESWhy They Colic: Equine Gut AnatomyHow the horse’s gut anatomy predisposes them to colic. Dr. Bonnie Smith. Classroom 102

Q & A about Vet Med – A member of our admissions team is available to answer questions about preparing academically for veterinary school (intended for children in middle school & younger) Classroom 100

Happy Cats, Happy Vets – Learn about low stress cat handling at the veterinarian's office and what you can do to help. Dr. Michael T. Nappier Classroom 102

Applying to Veterinary School: What You Need to Know – A member from our admissions team debunks common misinformation about being a competitive DVM applicant and tells you the steps for applying to our DVM program (intended for prospective students who are high school juniors or older). Classroom 100

Wide World of Vet Med – Watch a video entitled, “Veterinary Medicine: It’s More Than You Think.” A veterinarian will be present to answer questions after the video. Classroom 100

Recognizing Common Cat and Dog Emergencies & Intro to Pet CPR – This lecture and hands-on laboratory experience requires sign-up in order to participate. Please go to the SCVECCS booth located in VMIA to sign-up and receive more information.

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Live Painted Horse – Class of 2019 Outside behind the building by MDL 2

Toxic Plant Display – Familiarize yourself with common household plants that are toxic to pets and are often seen in houses. Integrative Veterinary Medicine Club. MDL 4

Interactive Veterinary Truck – Food Animal Practitioners Club. Parking lot in front of complex

Anatomy Display – Class of 2019 displays skeletons and other specimens. MDL 1

Horseshoe painting – Horseshoes are supplied for you. Paint one while they last! Student Chapter of American Association of Equine Practitioners. MDL 4

Dystocia Box & Breeding Betsy – Learn about the birthing process of cows and other ruminants. The Food Animal Practitioners Club. MDL 2

Clinical Skills Laboratory – Come learn what skills veterinarians need to master from the Class of 2018. We have hands-on models and even our own version of an operation game! Skills Lab

Wildlife Exhibit – See live animals from the Southwest Va. Wildlife Center. Public Veterinary Practice Club. MDL 1

It's A Small World – Learn about the world of bacteria, fungi, and cells. Hands on demonstrations will include the use of microscopes to view exciting samples along with interactive models and an at home DNA extraction method. Biomedical & Veterinary Sciences Graduate Student Association. Commons

Pathology Specimens – View abnormal and normal cells in various animals, as well as tissue lesion samples. Pathology Club. MDL 2

Food Drive – Dry & canned food, treats, rawhide bones, hooves, and other supplies will be collected to support the efforts of MCFACC to help the dogs at Montgomery Co. AC&C. Commons/patio

Many events are repeated throughout the day. Please see the individual event for the specific times, then follow the color key and signs to get to each event. Map on the back page reflects the locations of activities. Paw prints indicate events enjoyable to children.

Imaging & Getting a Diagnosis – Find out how x-ray and ultrasound machines help veterinarians figure out what is wrong with their patients. Dr. Martha Moon Larson. Classroom 102

The Real Deal – A panel of current DVM students is available for questions on what veterinary school is really like (intended for high school and older). Classroom 100

DEMONSTRATIONS Teddy Bear Surgery Clinic

Class of 2017 repairs your favorite stuffed animal. MDL 3

Small Animal UltrasoundUltrasounds uses sound waves to penetrate the layers of the body. It projects a “movie” onto a computer screen or TV. Come see for yourself! Radiology

Small Animal EndoscopySee how tiny cameras take us inside dogs and cats! Heritage Room

Nutrition ExtravaganzaCome learn about nutrition for your feline and canine friends. Seminar Rooms 1 & 2

PiñatasCome take a swing! Brought to you by Veterinary Students as One In Culture and Ethnicity. The Grove

VT Helping PAWSLearn all about our animal-assisted therapy program and the difference it’s making in the community. Dr. Virginia Corrigan. Commons/patio

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