The College of Veterinary Medicine is a distributive model of operation which utilitzes a community practitioners that provide the student a clinical rotation opportunity in their 4th year of school. A distributive model does not provide clinical or hospital services facilities to the public. We can provide resources for you to find hospitals through the UVMA. We enourage you to contct your veterinaian in the area for additional resources.
About the New College
The USU College of Veterinary Medicine is a distributive model of operation which utilizes community practitioners that provide the student a clinical rotation opportunity in their 4th year of school. A distributive model does not provide clinical or hospital services facilities to the public. The Utah Veterinary Medical Association has a resource to find a pet hospital in your area.
UVMA Hospital Finder
AVIP Colleagues
We are partnering with colleagues and practices that have a service mentality and desire to have a long-term, meaningful impact on the profession through instructing and mentoring future veterinarians.
Become An AVIP
Willed Body Program
Our Willed Body Program, established in 2012, it is a mechanism where owners of pets contribute to the education of future veterinarians at USU by donating their pets’ bodies to the USU College of Veterinary Medicine, for post-mortem use in various aspects of the program. Canine, feline, or large animal cadavers can be donated and will be respectfully used for veterinary education on the Logan campus.
Owners interested in donating to our Willed Body Program are encouraged to contact the following people
- Dogs and cat donations: Melisa Bishop (530) 604-7337 | melisa.bishop@usu.edu
- Equine donations: Holly Clement (435) 890-9008 | holly.clement@usu.edu
- Ag animal donations: Rusty Stott (435) 770-3008 | rusty.stott@usu.edu
One Health Symposium
November 3, 2023, at the Davis Conference Center in Layton UT
Conference Registration