UF veterinarian named winner of national 鈥淗ero Veterinarian鈥� contest
A University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine faculty member, Natalie Isaza, D.V.M., has received the American Humane Association鈥檚 2016 鈥淗ero鈥�
Sarah Carey
Public Relations Director, College of Veterinary Medicine
Sarah Carey, M.A., A.P.R., is director of communications at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine, a job she has held since 1990. Sarah holds a master鈥檚 degree in English with a concentration in creative writing from Florida State University and worked in journalism and for a citrus trade magazine prior to coming to UF. She received her accreditation in public relations from the Florida Public Relations Association in 1995. A Salisbury, North Carolina native, Sarah grew up in Tallahassee and has lived in Florida most of her life. Creative writing and storytelling are her passion. A published poet, her work has appeared in numerous national literary journals. She also is the author of two poetry chapbooks. A board member of the Gainesville Chapter of the Florida Public Relations Association, Sarah has received numerous FPRA Image Awards and other awards for her PR efforts on behalf of the college.鈥� She received the American Association of Veterinary Medical Colleges' Excellence in Communications Award in 2017.
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Veterinary Medicine professor receives key award from international group
Nancy Denslow, Ph.D., a professor of environmental toxicology at the University of Florida, has received a key award from an international professional group鈥�
New collaboration between UF and Miami-Dade animal shelter will enhance care for homeless animals
Homeless animals in South Florida, their caretakers, University of Florida veterinary medical students and Miami-Dade County residents all will benefit from a鈥�
Parasitologist receives UF veterinary college鈥檚 top teaching award
Heather Walden, Ph.D., an assistant professor of veterinary parasitology, has received the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine鈥檚 2016 Zoetis鈥�
UF researchers report new strain of mycoplasma likely spread by seals caused disease in Alaskan hunter
Seals are a potential source of a new strain of bacteria that could infect people and cause more severe disease than previously thought possible, University of鈥�
Retired UF professor honored for efforts to promote diversity in veterinary medicine
A retired professor at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine recently received the inaugural Champion of Diversity Award in recognition of鈥�
UF professor named finalist in a national group鈥檚 Hero Vet contest
Natalie Isaza, D.V.M., a faculty member at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine, has been named a finalist in a national group鈥檚 鈥淗ero鈥�
Pig is home at South Florida exhibit following surgery at UF Large Animal Hospital
A 350-pound feral pig named Donny is home rolling in the mud at the Bass Pro Shops exhibit in Palm Bay after having emergency surgery March 29 at the鈥�
Veterinary college to expand shelter operations through new mobile unit
Have trailer, will travel: Thanks to a new mobile unit currently under construction, the University of Florida Veterinary Community Outreach Program will soon鈥�
UF Pet Emergency Treatment Services clinic in Ocala accredited by national group
The University of Florida Pet Emergency Treatment Services practice in Ocala has gained accreditation from a key national group. The designation, granted May鈥�
UF veterinary college names 2016 Distinguished Award winners
Veterinarians focusing on areas ranging from hospice to public health and veterinary pathology have been named recipients of the University of Florida College鈥�
UF researcher selected as semifinalist in EPA-sponsored toxicology testing competition
Christopher Vulpe, M.D., Ph.D., a professor at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine, is a semifinalist in a toxicology testing competition鈥�
