Departments & Schools
The College of Veterinary Medicine is organized into departments, each dedicated
to excellence in teaching, research and service. The newly created School for
Global Animal Health will bring together top scientists, making the college a
leader in solving the global health challenge.
Veterinary
Clinical Sciences (VCS) includes the
Veterinary Teaching Hospital. The department
teaches clinical subjects such as medicine,
surgery, and radiology. VCS is responsible
for teaching the majority of the third and
fourth year professional curriculum and is
home to the clinical training programs for
intern and residents. |
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Integrative Physiology and Neuroscience has responsibility
for the anatomy, physiology, pharmacology,
and neuroscience courses taught in the
veterinary curriculum and is home to the
undergraduate and graduate
neuroscience programs. |
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Veterinary
Microbiology and Pathology (VMP)
provides core instruction in the veterinary
curriculum in bacteriology, immunology,
parasitology, pathology, public health, and
virology and provides diagnostic services
through the
Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic
Laboratory. |
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The
Paul G. Allen Center for Global Animal
Health
is the newest addition to the College of
Veterinary Medicine. Building on the
strengths of the
Department of Veterinary Microbiology and
Pathology (VMP) infectious disease
program, researchers in the school are
developing innovative strategies for the
treatment and control of infectious diseases
that directly affect human health and
economic development, making WSU a leader in
solving the global health challenge.
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Washington State University's
School of Molecular Biosciences (SMB)
became an academic unit within the College
of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) effective July
1, 2010. SMB formerly was within the WSU
College of Sciences (COS) and is the
recipient of the most National Institutes of
Health funding in the WSU system.
The
Center for
Reproductive Biology became an academic
unit within the College of Veterinary
Medicine (CVM) effective July 1, 2010. The
Center for Reproductive Biology is an
inter-institutional program involving 16
departments and seven colleges at Washington
State University and the University of
Idaho.
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