Welcoming the New Class of Clinical Residents at Purdue University’s College of Veterinary Medicine
This summer, a new cohort of clinical residents embarked on their three-year journey into specialty training at Purdue University’s Veterinary Clinical Sciences and Comparative Pathobiology Departments. These 17 first-year residents, representing eleven different specialty areas, began their residencies on July 15 with an extensive orientation program, marking the next phase of their careers as veterinarians.
From Dog Sitter to Vet School Visionary: How Purdue’s Megan Lemke Is Shaping the Future of Veterinary Medicine
Discover the inspiring journey of Megan Lemke, a first-year veterinary student at Purdue University, who is transforming her childhood passion for animals into a promising career in emergency and critical care. Learn how her dedication and unique approach to veterinary science are preparing her to lead and innovate in the field, from her early days as a dog sitter in Southeast Michigan to her ambitious global travel plans.
Advancing Ocular Care: Purdue Engineers Develop Smart Soft Contact Lenses for Chronic Disease Management
Purdue University's College of Engineering has embarked on a groundbreaking endeavor to enhance ocular health with the development of specialized smart soft contact lenses. These lenses aim to revolutionize the management of chronic ocular diseases such as glaucoma, corneal neovascularization, and dry eye syndromes. Spearheaded by Dr. Chi Hwan Lee, an expert in StickTronics and wearable biomedical devices, the research teams have secured two grants totaling $6.7 million from the National Eye Institute (NEI).
Hannah Williams: From Ohio to Vet School Stardom - Her Journey to Transform Animal ER
Hannah Williams, a first-year student at Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine, is not just another name in the DVM Class of 2027. She represents the new face of veterinary medicine, combining passion, determination, and a unique vision for the future of animal care. Originally hailing from northeast Ohio, Hannah's journey to Purdue University was driven by her desire to specialize in small animal medicine, with a keen focus on emergency and critical care. Her path to veterinary school was marked by an unwavering determination and a resilience that enabled her to overcome challenges and setbacks. Hannah's empathy towards animals and their owners has grown exponentially, shaping her perspective on the veterinary profession as one rooted in compassion and understanding.