Events

As a candidate for Asst/Assoc/Full Professor of Clinical Diagnostic Pathology, Turlock laboratory, Dr. Katherine Watson will present her seminar titled "Caprine Uterine Amyloid Syndrome (CUAS)".

As a candidate for Asst/Assoc/Full Professor of Clinical Diagnostic Pathology, Turlock laboratory, Dr. Mauricio Navarro will present his seminar titled"Clostridial Diseases of Animals: Research and Diagnostic Perspectives".

Please join us for a recruitment seminar for the Associate Director of the Center for Equine Health to learn about Dr. Jessica Morgan's background, vision for the role, and how she sees the Equine Rehabilitation Center evolving.

Please join us for a recruitment seminar for the Associate Director of the Center for Equine Health to learn about Dr. Sarah le Jeune's background, vision for the role, and how she sees the Equine Rehabilitation Center evolving.

Join us this August at the scenic Hyatt Regency Lake Tahoe Resort for an immersive veterinary cardiology conference.

Merit and Promotion Season is almost here! Are you looking for tips and information on how to review the advancement dossiers of your fellow faculty? What does your Step Plus vote mean?

Join Dr. Lisa Tell, Associate Dean for Academic Personnel, for an overview and Q&A session.

Dr. Karl Jandrey and the team at UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine invite alumni, faculty, friends, donors and students to join us at IVECCS 2025 in San Diego for networking, snacks and drinks. Reconnect with the school and your classmates, make new connections.

This interactive mini bootcamp covers common orthopedic and neurological disorders in older cats and dogs, focusing on evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment. Emphasis will be placed on distinguishing orthopedic from neurological presentations, followed by a targeted case-based discussion.

Join us at the UC Davis Spectrum of Care Symposium: Incorporating Accessible Strategies into Your Daily Practice, where veterinary professionals explore practical, evidence-based approaches to delivering high-quality care across diverse clinical settings.

In its third year, the Reaching Across the Causeway (RAC) Symposium will be hosted by the School of Veterinary Medicine in partnership with the School of Medicine and will feature talks by 2024 RAC awardees and additional faculty from both schools.