What is traditionally two clubs elsewhere is consolidated into one club at USU. The club is directed towards those interested in working with animals associated with agriculture practices. The emphasis on theriogenology will focus on advancing our knowledge and experience base on reproduction in animals. Due to the more readily available resources at hand, this will probably focus mostly on reproduction in ag animals, but we hope to expand it and include other animals too for those interested.
President: Shaylie Romprey
Secretary: McKenna Owen
Treasurer: Georgia Patyna
Vice President: Callie Iverson
Advisor: Dr. R. Stott
As students of veterinary medicine, we strive to expand our knowledge of equine health and welfare, grow our potential as future practitioners with service projects that also make positive and lasting impacts in our community. The core values for this club are education, service and community.
President: Reagan Angus
Vice Pres: Addy Brimhall
Secretary: Sarah Knight
Treasurer: Jacey Cowley
Advisor: Dr. Holly Clement
The Anesthesia Club’s mission is to enhance understanding of pain management, anesthesia, and patient care across all species. The club provides opportunities for hands-on learning, lectures, and discussions led by faculty and professionals in the field. Its purpose is to foster interest and competence in anesthesia and analgesia, promote the safe and ethical use of anesthetic and analgesic techniques, and prepare students to deliver compassionate, evidence-based pain management in their future veterinary practice.
President: Kelby Anderson
Vice President: Kathleen Hutchinson
Secretary: Kat Davis
Treasurer: Meridien Grandpre
Advisor: Sharon Klingler
The purpose of the Christian Veterinary Fellowship Club is to establish a culture of God's love by serving our peers, university, community, nation and world through community service, faith-based meetings, and veterinary service trips led by the Christian Veterinary Mission organization.
President: Grace Greenelsh
Vice President: Ali Maxfield
Secretary: Alexiana Larson
Treasurer: Zabel Human
Advisor: Dr. M. Meyer-Ficca
The purpose of this organization is to provide educational opportunities to veterinary students who want to gain more clinical experience in the field of diagnostic imaging, including radiology, ultrasound, MRI, and CT scans.
President: Zabel Human
Secretary: Baylee Adams
Treasurer: Katelyn Drake
Vice President: Joseph Kelly
Advisor: Dr. C. Larsen
The purpose of this club is to educate and inform students about emergency and critical care medicine. This includes CPR, management of an ICU and triage of critical animals. (large and small) Members enjoy participating in hands-on labs, as well as opportunities to network with local professionals in the field.
President: Jaide Poulsen
Secretary: Han Pham
Treasurer: Liz Baxter
Vice Pres: Izzy Anderson
Advisor: Dr. James Akagi
President: Robert Mullen
Secretary: Jared Finn
Treasurer: Preston Papa
Advisor: Dr. A. Brown
The Integrative Veterinary Medicine Club is a club surrounding all aspects of holistic veterinary medicine including: Chiropractic, Chinese medicine (herbal therapy, acupuncture, food therapy), alternative diets, laser treatment, massage therapy, hydrotherapy, and physical therapy. We will have fun activities such as lectures, labs, and trips surrounding alternative (or complementary) therapies.
President: Preston Papa
Secretary: Shaylee Van Dam
Treasurer: Gael Pfeiffer
Advisor: Makenna Dunn
The goal of this club is to provide educational opportunities to veterinary students who want to gain more clinical experience in the field of internal medicine, including the prevention, diagnosis, and management of diseases affecting companion, production, and exotic animals.
President: Maitland Luksan
Secretary: Matt Hekking
Treasurer: Zabel Human
Advisor: Dr. Marie Yamane
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President: Ella Nelson
Vice President: Reaghan Moore
Secretary: Carole Ryan
Treasurer: Dante Cervantes
Advisor: Dr. A. Olsen
The purpose of the OHC shall be to provide current veterinary students attending USU’s College of Veterinary Medicine interested in one health and/or veterinary public health an opportunity to learn more about these areas. We seek to provide students with hands-on opportunities and contacts with veterinarians currently in the profession.
President: Payton Haskett
Secretary: Grace Moore
Treasurer: Katelyn Drake
Vice President: McKenna Owen
Advisor: Dr. C. Stenkamp-Strahm
The purpose of our club is to introduce students to the diverse careers available within the field of veterinary pathology and provide opportunities to develop their clinical skills. Through guest lectures, hands-on activities, and case discussions, we aim to help students understand the role of pathologists in clinical medicine, biomedical research, and public health. Our goal is to build a community of students who share an interest in the study of disease processes in animals.
President: Ella Nelson
Vice President: Justus Fast
Secretary: Reaghan Moore
Treasurer: Matthew Hekking
Advisor: Dr. Mike Clayton
This club was designed to provide preventive health care for veterinary students that have animals (cats and dogs) since we lack a teaching hospital. Each semester, we throw a student-run clinic to examine and treat our pets. Besides getting low cost preventive care for your animals, you get amazing hands on experience with doing physical exams, drawing blood, administering vaccinations, and writing a medical record. (You get to be the vet!) Additionally, this semester, the club will also host some informative lectures and labs on preventive health topics.
President: Addy Brimhall
Vice Pres: Matthew Hekking
Secretary: Liz Baxter
Treasurer: Dave Foster
Advisor: Dr. A. Willoughby
Students learn about the specifics of shelter medicine through participation in surgeries, visits to animal sanctuaries and shelters, and attending lectures about animal behavior. Students assist and perform canine and feline neuters within the Salt Lake City County Animal Services. This club organizes an annual trip to Best Friend’s Sanctuary in Kanab, UT for the members. Also, most members register as volunteers and fosters for our local Cache Humane Society.
President: Jaide Poulsen
Vice Pres: Payton Hasket
Secretary: Sarah Knight
Treasurer: Reaghan Moore
Advisor: Sharon Klingler
President: Kolby Pead
Vice President: Preston Papa
Secretary: Kenya Arnsworth
Treasurer: Thomas Talbot
Advisor: Valeria Hernandez Madrigal
This club aims to provide students exposure to the various sports available to canine and equine species along with medical, surgical and rehabilitative practices that encompass them. The club reaches out to community sporting events to develop a knowledge of the medical needs of each sport. The club also invites practitioners with experience in sports medicine, orthopedics and rehabilitation to share their experience in this career with club members. Finally, the club has routine video conference calls with the WSU Orthopedic and Sports Medicine Club to discuss case reports from practitioners at the veterinary teaching hospital.
President: Anna Mumford
Secretary: Rebecca Rupp
Treasurer: Lindsey Gauntt
Vice President: Sarah Knight
The purpose of the Surgery Club is to provide educational opportunities to veterinary students who want to expand their knowledge of surgical techniques and procedures.
President: Kat Davis
Vice Pres: Jaide Poulsen
Secretary: Han Pham
Treasurer: Reaghan Moore
Advisor: Dr. A. Sweat
The group raises (and expends) funds to support its fellow members through opportunities to increase their educational experiences: with offsite events, guest speakers, etc.
President: Scott Davis
Vice Pres: Anna Mumford
Junior Delegate: Kathleen Hutchinson
Secretary: Reaghan Moore
Treasurer: Skyler Bladen
Advisor: Michael Bishop
Advisor: Dr. M. McEntire
President-Elect: Jailey Tijerina
Vice President-Elect: Baylee Adams
Secretary-Elect: Emilee Leavitt
Treasurer-Elect: Katelyn Drake
The purpose of ZEW Club shall be to provide current veterinary students attending USU’s College of Veterinary Medicine interested in zoo, exotics, and/or wildlife medicine an opportunity to learn more about those areas of medicine past what is learned in the standard curriculum. We seek to provide students with hands on opportunities and contacts with veterinarians currently in the profession.
President: Matthew Hekking
Secretary: Rebecca Rupp
Treasurer: Grace Greenelsh
Advisor: Dr. M. McEntire