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T h e U n i v e r s i t y o f G e o r g i a<strong>College</strong> <strong>of</strong> Veterinary Medicine<strong>2010</strong>-<strong>2011</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> report <strong>to</strong> donorswww.vet.uga.edu 2


Dear Alumni and Friends <strong>of</strong> the <strong>College</strong>,It is with great pleasure that I present <strong>to</strong> you our <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong> for Fiscal Year <strong>2011</strong>.We have so many exciting things <strong>to</strong> share with you in this edition – and none <strong>of</strong> itwould be possible without the steadfast generosity shown by all <strong>of</strong> you who aresuch important members <strong>of</strong> our CVM community.Here are some <strong>of</strong> the s<strong>to</strong>ries featured, which I hope you will enjoy:-- Meet Dr. Gary Baxter, an equine surgeon who joined us last fall, from ColoradoState <strong>University</strong>, as direc<strong>to</strong>r <strong>of</strong> our Veterinary Teaching Hospital. Dr. Baxter did hisresidency at our <strong>College</strong> in the late 1980s, which gives him a unique perspective onour need for a new hospital, our Veterinary Medical Learning Center. I think you’llenjoy reading about his goals for our hospital, as well as his desire <strong>to</strong> strengthenour relationship with our referring veterinarians.-- Dr. Ira Roth, who joined our faculty in 2009, also is someone very familiar withhow things have changed here in the last few decades. Dr. Roth graduated fromour CVM in 1986 and entered private practice in Albany, <strong>Georgia</strong>. Now, withcollege-aged daughters and a yearning <strong>to</strong> contribute <strong>to</strong> his pr<strong>of</strong>ession in a differentway, he heads up our Community Practice Clinic. We are pleased <strong>to</strong> have someonesuch as Dr. Roth in this role, after having owned and managed a successfulcompanion animal practice. Read about how he is challenging our fourth-yearstudents <strong>to</strong> help them be better veterinarians from the moment they graduate.-- Are you familiar with Dr. Olive K. Britt? A pioneer for women entering the field <strong>of</strong>equine medicine in the 1950s, Dr. Britt <strong>to</strong>uched many lives – both four-legged andtwo-legged! She, <strong>to</strong>o, studied at our CVM, where she would find a life-long pr<strong>of</strong>essionalfriend and men<strong>to</strong>r in one <strong>of</strong> our faculty members, Dr. Paul E. H<strong>of</strong>fman. Whilethey both passed away some years ago, the spirit <strong>of</strong> their pr<strong>of</strong>essional partnershipwill endure in the form <strong>of</strong> a pr<strong>of</strong>essorship honoring both.Pho<strong>to</strong> by Robert NewcombDean Sheila W. Allen-- There once was a cat named Oreo who would be the only companion animal– <strong>to</strong> date – owned by an Athens couple, Tony and Sylvia Byrd. Oreo is also nolonger with us, but a scholarship in his honor will forever benefit our DVM students.This is a great s<strong>to</strong>ry with a “sad middle” and a happy ending for all.-- Another s<strong>to</strong>ry in this report describes how our faculty are making discoveriesin the labora<strong>to</strong>ry that will benefit animals and people. Dr. Ralph Tripp and hiscolleagues are learning how <strong>to</strong> employ nanoparticle technology <strong>to</strong> more rapidlydiagnose influenza infection.We hope you’ll enjoy these s<strong>to</strong>ries, and other updates from our <strong>College</strong>, includingthe latest on our fundraising efforts <strong>to</strong>ward our Veterinary Medical Learning Center.Please know that despite the ongoing difficulties <strong>of</strong> meeting our needs in thischallenging economy, I take great pride and pleasure in knowing that each <strong>of</strong> youcares so much about our beloved institution. So much <strong>of</strong> what we do could not beaccomplished without your ongoing support.On behalf <strong>of</strong> all <strong>of</strong> us at the <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Georgia</strong> <strong>College</strong> <strong>of</strong> Veterinary Medicine:Thank you!Sheila W. AllenDeanCover pho<strong>to</strong> and pho<strong>to</strong>opposite by Sue Myers Smith.1


Financial <strong>Report</strong>The <strong>to</strong>tal annualbudget for the <strong>College</strong>in FY11 was $70.5million. To mee<strong>to</strong>ur budget, we relyupon the incomefor services, stateand federal support,Revenue sourceState SupportTuition ReceivedFederal sponsoredOther sponsoredIncomeGiftsOther subsidiesFY11 Rev.$27,199,1913,896,34014,957,2933,425,14917,579,640803,9992,618,292$70,479,904% FY11 Rev.38.6%5.5%21.2%4.9%24.9%1.1%3.7%FY10 Rev.$24,645,9733,218,70410,972,9473,370,00215,953,109586,5742,604,402$61,351,711% FY10 Rev.40%5%18%6%26%1%4%tuition, and gifts andendowments. Pleasesee the table below fora complete breakdownon income received andexpenditures for FY11.ExpensesSalariesPersonnel benefitsOperating suppliesEquipmentOtherFY11 Exp.$36,158,3858,652,39119,012,5052,445,2444,211,379$70,479,904% FY11 Exp.51.3%12.3%27%3.5%6.0%FY10 Exp.$32,372,0317,764,73217,293,1471,108,2882,813,513$61,351,711% FY10 Exp.53%13%27%2%5%The overall operating budget for the <strong>College</strong> <strong>of</strong> Veterinary Medicine increased by approximately 15% in FY11. Thisincrease was the result <strong>of</strong> enhanced research activities (36% increase in federally sponsored research) and our hospitalrevenues returning <strong>to</strong> pre-recession levels. Revenue from other service activities such as diagnostic work also contributed<strong>to</strong> the increased income. The increase in state support includes the salaries for faculty positions that were vacant in FY10,and the state contribution <strong>to</strong> support personnel and equipment for these new hires.Allocation <strong>of</strong> FY11 <strong>Annual</strong> GivingEndowments $2,299,839Scholarships (non-endowed) $104,878Hospital Building $827,803Student Activities $36,666Alumni Activities $26,180Research Support $260,357Publications $2,390Gifts in Kind $390,284Facilities and Support $692,528TOTAL $4,640,925EndowmentsPublicationsAlumni ActivitiesHospital BuildingFacilities andSupportGifts in KindResearchSupportScholarships(non-endowed)Student Activities2


Alumni and Friends FY11 GivingThanks <strong>to</strong> your generosity, the UGA <strong>College</strong> <strong>of</strong>Veterinary Medicine had another great fundraisingyear in FY11, with a <strong>to</strong>tal <strong>of</strong> $4,640,925 in giftsand pledges from alumni and friends (compared <strong>to</strong>the FY10 <strong>to</strong>tal <strong>of</strong> $5,284,317).The CVM’s alumni donor giving base continues<strong>to</strong> be among the strongest <strong>of</strong> all the <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong><strong>Georgia</strong>’s 17 schools and colleges. Within FY11,18% <strong>of</strong> the CVM’s alumni made gifts <strong>to</strong> our<strong>College</strong>, which is within 1% <strong>of</strong> the level <strong>of</strong> givingwe had from our alumni in FY10. Once again, wewere exceeded by only the School <strong>of</strong> Law, whichhad a 25% alumni participation rate. The CVM’sgoal is <strong>to</strong> have at least 25% <strong>of</strong> our alumni givingannually.Gifts restricted <strong>to</strong> the CVM from all UGA alums(a <strong>to</strong>tal <strong>of</strong> 762 alums from all UGA schoolsand colleges) jumped more than fourfold, <strong>to</strong>$1,269,435 (compared <strong>to</strong> $302,497 in FY10)!Sources <strong>of</strong> FY11 <strong>Annual</strong> Giving(reflects dollars per entity type)UGA Alumni59%Organizations10%Friends18%Corporations13%Pho<strong>to</strong>s by Wingate Downs Pho<strong>to</strong>graphyClass Campaign/Reunion GivingFY11 was another great reunion giving year for the <strong>College</strong>, with$134,405.75 in class campaign <strong>to</strong>tals.Gifts from the Class <strong>of</strong> 1966 (<strong>to</strong>p pho<strong>to</strong>) <strong>to</strong>taled $27,530.92 (a 29%participation rate), more than any other reunion class at the 48th <strong>Annual</strong>Veterinary Conference & Alumni Weekend.The Class <strong>of</strong> 1981 (middle pho<strong>to</strong>) came in second with gifts <strong>to</strong>taling$24,395.00 (a 29% participation rate). The Class <strong>of</strong> 1986 (bot<strong>to</strong>m pho<strong>to</strong>)came in third with $20,115.00 and a 28% participation rate. Thank you,UGA CVM alums!3


Serving you for more than 60 yearsHelp us build our new Veterinary Medical Learning Centerwww.vet.uga.edu/vmlcLarge Animal Naming OpportunitiesLarge Animal Barn – $1 million (5, 1 SOLD)Large Animal Treatment Area – $100,000 (3)Mare and Foal Stall – $50,000 (6)Large Animal General Stall – $25,000 (85, 1 SOLD)Food Animal Handling & Treatment Area – $100,000Bull Stall – $50,000 (3)Small Ruminant Stall – $10,000 (8)Large Animal ICUEquine Colic ICU – $1 millionLarge Animal Neonatal ICU – $1 millionColic Stall – $50,000 (4, 1 SOLD)Large Animal ReceivingLarge Animal Client Reception Area – $1 millionLarge Animal Patient Receiving Area – $250,000Large Animal Patient Exam Area – $50,000 (4)Large Animal Client Consultation Room – $25,000 (3, 3 SOLD)Other Large Animal Naming OpportunitiesLarge Animal Lameness Exam Area – $1 millionEquine Exercise Physiology & Biomechanics Suite – $1 millionEquine Farrier Area – $250,0004The <strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Georgia</strong>Contact:Kathy BangleDirec<strong>to</strong>r <strong>of</strong> Veterinary External Affairs706.542.1807give2vet@uga.edugiving<strong>College</strong> <strong>of</strong> Veterinary MedicineSurgery Naming OpportunitiesLarge Animal Anesthesia & Surgery Suite – $1 millionAnesthesia Induction Area – $250,000 (3)Large Animal Operating Room – $250,000 (3)Small Animal Anesthesia/Surgery prep – $250,000Small Animal Operating Room – $100,000 (8, 1 SOLD)Minimally-Invasive Surgery Suite – $200,000Diagnostic Imaging Naming OpportunitiesDiagnostic Imaging Center – $5 millionLarge Animal Radiology – $250,000Small Animal Minor Radiology Room – $100,000 (2)Small Animal Major Radiology Room – $250,000 (2)Large Animal Ultrasound – $250,000Small Animal Ultrasound – $100,000 (2)CT – $750,000MRI – $1.5 millionOncology Naming OpportunitiesSmall Animal Oncology Center – $5 millionRadiation Therapy – $1 millionClient Counseling Room – $50,000Chemotherapy room – $200,000 (SOLD)Treatment/Lab Area – $100,000Oncology Office Area & Rounds Room – $100,000Oncology Outpatient Ward – $100,000 (2)Outdoor Public Area Naming OpportunitiesDog Park – $2 millionMemorial Garden – $2 millionRo<strong>of</strong> Garden – $1 millionSmall Animal Naming OpportunitiesSmall Animal Physical Therapy Area – $250,000Derma<strong>to</strong>logy Treatment Area – $50,000Cardiology Diagnostic Room – $50,000Exotic Animal Medicine Suite – $500,000Exotic Animal Treatment Area – $50,000Exotic Animal Ward – $10,000 (4)Gait Analysis Lab – $100,000Neurology Diagnostics Room – $250,000Neurology Treatment Area – $50,000Ophthalmology Suite – $500,000Small Animal Kennel Area – $100,000 (3)Small Animal ICUSmall Animal Intensive Care Unit – $1 millionSmall Animal Intermediate Care Unit – $500,000 (SOLD)Small Animal ReceivingSmall Animal Client Waiting Room – $2 millionSmall Animal Exam Room – $25,000 (28, 5 SOLD)tunitiesCommunity Practice Clinic – $2 millionPharmacy – $750,000Clinical Pathology Labora<strong>to</strong>ry – $250,000Departmental Office Suite – $200,000 (3)Faculty Offices – $25,000 (78, 1 SOLD)Resident and Intern Offices – $10,000 (20)Audi<strong>to</strong>rium for 375 people – $500,000 (seats $500 each)Cafeteria – $250,000Student Locker Rooms – $100,000 (2)Student Rounds Rooms – $25,000 (9, 6 SOLD)Pledge payments can be made over a 5-year period. Naming opportunitiesmust be approved by the <strong>University</strong> System Board <strong>of</strong> Regents.


Fundraising update: The Veterinary Medical Learning CenterMany <strong>of</strong> you, as alumni and friends <strong>of</strong> the CVM, have joinedour faculty, staff and students <strong>to</strong> work diligently <strong>to</strong> raise funds andawareness about our need for the Veterinary Medical LearningCenter, a state-<strong>of</strong>-the-art facility that will provide a larger hospitalfor our patients and clients, as well as larger and improved classroomspace for our future students.FY11 was an exciting and productive year for all <strong>of</strong> us who havestewarded this project. At the close <strong>of</strong> FY11, we had raised $8.8 million<strong>to</strong>ward our goal <strong>of</strong> $15 million in private funding for the VMLC. Ourhospital administration, faculty and staff are working closely with thedesign firm hired by the <strong>University</strong> Board <strong>of</strong> Regents, Perkins & Will,<strong>to</strong> complete the architectural drawings for this project.The $80 million project will provide a facility with 211,000net square feet. The Board <strong>of</strong> Regents included the project in itsrecommended FY13 budget for capital construction. We are hopefulthat Governor Deal will present this construction plan <strong>to</strong> the <strong>Georgia</strong>General Assembly during its 2012 session. If approved by theGovernor and General Assembly, we should start construction in thefall <strong>of</strong> 2012.Thanks so much <strong>to</strong> all <strong>of</strong> you who have helped us get this far <strong>to</strong>wardachieving our goal. Your generosity will impact potentially hundreds<strong>of</strong> thousands <strong>of</strong> patients, and thousands <strong>of</strong> future veterinarians.This is a project that needs support from everyone. If you havenot yet given <strong>to</strong> our VMLC campaign, please consider making acontribution. No contribution is <strong>to</strong>o small, and every dollar puts uscloser <strong>to</strong> making this proposed facility a reality.If you would like <strong>to</strong> stay informed <strong>of</strong> our progress, read moreabout our need for this facility, or <strong>to</strong> donate <strong>to</strong> the cause, please visitthe VMLC website (vet.uga.edu/vmlc). You may also contact ourDevelopment Office at 706.542.1807, or give2vet@uga.eduPet MemorialsMeaningful <strong>to</strong> clients, veterinarians andthe <strong>College</strong>“Pet memorials have been great for our business.They help us remember clients and their pets,as well as support the UGA <strong>College</strong> <strong>of</strong> VeterinaryMedicine’s goal <strong>to</strong> build a new teaching hospital.The feedback we get is priceless.”— Dr. Roy Brogdon, DVM ’73Cleveland Veterinary HospitalCleveland, <strong>Georgia</strong>For more information, please contact us:Phone: 706.542.1807E-mail: THE give2vet@uga.eduUNIVERSITY OF GEORGIAWeb: <strong>College</strong> <strong>of</strong> Veterinary MedicineTHE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA<strong>College</strong> <strong>of</strong> Veterinary MedicineDr. Roy Brogdon, co-owner <strong>of</strong> Cleveland Veterinary Hospital,donates regularly through our pet memorial program.THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA<strong>College</strong> <strong>of</strong> Veterinary Medicine5


HONOR ROLL OF DONORS FOR JULY 1, <strong>2010</strong>–JUNE 30, <strong>2011</strong>UNIVERSITY PARTNERS<strong>Donors</strong> <strong>of</strong> $1,500–$2500 or greater <strong>to</strong> the <strong>College</strong>and $1,000 <strong>to</strong> the President’s Venture Fund.Doris Marie Miller-Liebl, DVMSwann SeilerHERITAGE SOCIETY<strong>Donors</strong> who have included the <strong>College</strong> <strong>of</strong>Veterinary Medicine in their estate plan.Anonymous 10Dr. Samuel R. Adams, Jr.Lizbeth Luke AndrewsMs. Sylvia E. BaileyJeff Bangle and Kathy Reid BangleDr. and Mrs. Needham B. Bateman IIIDr. Richard B. BestDr. and Mrs. Horace G. Blalock, Jr.Mrs. Laura M. BrayCarol H. Bugh on behalf <strong>of</strong> Kodi (canine)Mr. and Mrs. Tony ByrdJohn and Jeanne CapozziJerry L. Case, DVMMrs. Kathy ClarkLarry M. ClarksonRobert K. Cooper and Linda A. CooperMr. Ken CoorDr. Wayne Allen CrowellDr. Bobby E. Daniell, Jr. and Dina D. DaniellDrs. David W. and Alice M. DreesenMr. David FridMs. Kathy G. GestarJames L. Gillis, Jr.Shelley GriffittsDr. E. Ray GrinerDr. Sara Thomas HallDr. Ralph E. HittChuck and Brenda Hor<strong>to</strong>nCynthia JenessC. Edwin JordanDr. Clyde W. JordanHelen E. Jordan, DVM, PhDDr. Bonnie Ballard KershawMr. James E. KingMs. Faye R. KirschnerRobert D. Kline and Miriam S. KlineDr. Melissa A. Kling-NewberryDr. and Mrs. Robert R. LaffertyMrs. Patricia H. LancasterDr. and Mrs. James Curtis LeeMs. Janet MauldinDr. John N. Maxwell IVDr. Don W. McMillian, Jr.Ms. Barbara B. MillerMs. Julia W. Morgan*Dr. Spencer H. MorrisonMs. Linda OakleyBarbara D. and Roger B. Orl<strong>of</strong>fMrs. Eleanor L. ParrDr. and Mrs. George W. Pat<strong>to</strong>n, Jr.Dr. and Mrs. James R. Pick Jr.Drs. Keith W. and Susan W. PrasseDr. Jean E. SanderMs. Lee ScheinmanMs. Betty R. SchmidtDavid K. Selleck and Betsy M. SelleckMs. Ann V. Palmer ShannonMr. and Mrs. William ShepherdDr. Raymond Eugene ShufflerDr. Craig F. Smith*Emmalen M. SmithMrs. June S<strong>to</strong>kerMarylee SwansonMrs. Susan Stan<strong>to</strong>n ToddDr. Michael J. TopperMr. Bobby John Underwood andMs. Theresa Lorraine SweatMrs. Germaine WhittakerMs. Faith Towles WilliamsMs. Paulette WilliamsCUMULATIVE GIVINGCumulative Giving $3.5M & UpAnonymousCumulative Giving $2M-$3.5MAnonymousCumulative Giving $2M-$3M*Mr. and Mrs. Thomas M. Morris Jr.Cumulative Giving $1.5-$1,999,999Hill’s Pet Nutrition, Inc.Cumulative Giving $1M-$1,499,999Mr. and Mrs. Dewey C. WhiteCumulative Giving $500,000-$999,999Anonymous 2The Arthur M. Blank Family FoundationIntervet, Inc.Merck Company FoundationMerial Select, Inc.Morris Animal Foundation*Dr. Spencer Hor<strong>to</strong>n Morrison*Mrs. Betty Jean Leary Royal*Mr. Byron F. SnyderUGA Research Foundation, Inc.US Poultry and Egg AssociationCumulative Giving $100,000-$499,999Anonymous 2American Cancer SocietyAmerican Heart AssociationAmerican Quarter Horse AssocAVMA FoundationAmont Foundation, Inc.Arcadia Wildlife PreserveThe Atlanta Kennel Club, Inc.Aviagen, Inc.Dr. Edward S. Batts TrustMs. Lisa Bezzeg and Mr. Robert Bezzeg*Miss Desma Bradberry*Dr. Olive Kendrick BrittCallaway Foundation, Inc.*Ms. Terry ClyneDaniels Pharmaceuticals, Inc.*Ms. Pamela de Journo*Mrs. Judith S. Fell<strong>to</strong>n<strong>Georgia</strong> Student Educational Fund Inc.<strong>Georgia</strong> Veterinary Medical AssociationKathy G. GestarMrs. Mary R. GraysonGrayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation, Inc.*Ms. Virginia K. Gunst*Dr. Annie Katherine Prestwood*Dr. and Mrs. Deward E. High<strong>to</strong>werHill’s Pet Nutrition, Inc.H<strong>of</strong>fmann-La Roche IncorporatedThe Humane Society <strong>of</strong> the USInternational Avian Research Foundation Inc.*Ms. Bobby L. Johnson*Ms. Barbara C. JoslinDr. and Mrs. Hiram N. LasherLohmann Animal Health International*Ms. Lois Davies Lowe*Ms. Florence McFarlaneMerial LimitedMerial LimitedMolecular Targeting Technologies, Inc.Novartis Animal Health U.S., Inc.*Ms. Mary K. OwnbyDr. and Mrs. James Douglas ParkerPETSMart Veterinary ServicesPfizer Inc.Pfizer Inc. Animal HealthDrs. Keith and Taffi PrasseRals<strong>to</strong>n Purina CompanyMr. J. Mack Robinson*Dr. Isaiah Daniel RussellDr J G Salsbury Foundation*Dr. John G. Salsbury and*Ms. Doris J. Brunner-SalsburyShadwell Farm, Inc.Grace Shearon Memorial FoundationSouthern Poultry Research, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Robert G. Stewart*Drs. Joseph M. & Susan StillMr. and Mrs. Samuel F. ThriftTransgenic Products, Inc.*Miss Lula P. TurnerDr. and Mrs. James Cowan WaggonerFrances Wood Wilson Foundation, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. W. Terrell WingfieldCumulative Giving $50,000-$99,999AnonymousAlltech Biotechnology CenterALNYLAM US, INC.Alpharetta Animal Hospital, PCAMEVEA Board <strong>of</strong> Direc<strong>to</strong>rsMr. Eugene L. ArgoThe Atlanta Steeplechase, Inc.Avian Health Network, Inc.AnonymousBayer CorporationBayer Corporation6* deceased donor


Berner Charitable and Scholarship FoundationBoehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Charles T. BroussardDr. and Mrs. Charles G. BullardMr. and Mrs. David BurrellCobb-Vantress IncorporatedCoca-Cola CompanyDr. and Mrs. Larry R. CorryDr. and Mrs. Charles N. Dobbins Jr.<strong>Georgia</strong> S. Downing TrustElanco Animal HealthEmbrex, Inc.Ethicon Inc.First Atlanta CorporationFort Dodge Animal HealthFort Dodge Labora<strong>to</strong>riesLenora & Alfred Glancy Foundation IncMs. Nona Lou GreeneHarrison Poultry, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. J. C. HinesInternational Life Science Institute <strong>of</strong> NorthAmericaThe Honorable and Mrs. Tommy Irvin*Dr. Stephen Foster Lee and Ms. Beth LeeLoro Parque FoundationDrs. Michael J. & Mary LynchMs. Rachel MachamerMartha F. Cannon Trust Johnny W. Warren, TrusteeMr. and Mrs. John S. Martin IIIMaui Animal Rescue & SanctuaryDr. Catherine L. McClelland and Mr. Mark MaioMerck & Co IncMerck & Company, Inc.Miles, Inc.Drs. James N. Moore and Cynthia M. TrimDr. and Mrs. Steven L. MorgansternNational Aviary*Mrs. Mary M. OsborneDr. Miguel Hernan PeralesPet Industry Joint Advisory CouncilPharmaceutical Mfg Assn FdtnPharmacia CorporationPharmacia FoundationRals<strong>to</strong>n Purina CompanyRiverbanks Zoo & Botanical Garden*Mr. James K. Shearon*Dr. Dennis SikesDrs. John A. & Emily SmithMr. and Mrs. Monir L. SobhMs. Caroline J. SpenserStan Fried Private FoundationMr. and Mrs. Dale S<strong>to</strong>rtzStudent Chapter <strong>of</strong> The AVMASweetbay FoundationTall Timbers Research StationDr. and Mrs. Michael Joseph TopperLCDR E. Gene Trayer, USN (Ret)TRS Labs, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. Thomas TuftsDr. Thomas Field VanMeter IIMr. and Mrs. Donald R. WilburnZoo AtlantaCumulative Giving $25,000-$49,999Anonymous 6Abbott Labora<strong>to</strong>ries FundAlamo Pintado Equine ClinicDrs. Douglas and Sheila W. AllenAllTech IrelandAmerican Live S<strong>to</strong>ck Insurance CompanyDr. and Mrs. Calvin E. AnthonyDr. and Mrs. Charl<strong>to</strong>n P. Armstrong IIIAssoc <strong>of</strong> Avian VeterinariansAtlantic Breeders CooperativeDr. and Mrs. Needham B. Bateman IIIBiomune CompanyDr. and Mrs. Henry E. BohnBolshoi Equine Gastrointestine*Mr. and Mrs. David W. BrooksDr. Carl Gerard BrownDr. Corrie C. BrownDr. Louise Kellam Burpee and Dr. Randy BasingerDr. & Mrs. B. J. ButlerMr. and Mrs. Cason J. Callaway Jr.Calvert Animal HospitalDr. and Mrs. William L. Carter Jr.Claiborne FarmClairmont Animal HospitalClassic City Kennel Club, Inc.Cobb Emergency Veterinary Clinic PCCONVINCEDr. and Mrs. Larry M. CorneliusDr. and Mrs. Walter C. CottinghamCountry Pride Foods LtdCuddy Farms, Inc.Dacula Animal HospitalDr. and Mrs. Edsel D. DavisDeKalb Animal HospitalDr. Karen Louise DuncanDutch Fork Animal HospitalDr. Carolann EisenhartEli Lilly and Co. FoundationFayette Veterinary Medical CenterFieldale Farms Inc.Ms. Kindy FrenchMs. Cynthia A. FullerGa Poultry Improvememt AssnDr. and Mrs. Joe L. Gas<strong>to</strong>nDr. and Mrs. James B. Gates Jr.Dr. Michael Paul GoodGreater Atlanta Veterinary Medical Society, Inc.Dr. Robert Adair Griffith IIIDr. Robert Win<strong>to</strong>n HallDr. Russell Reid Hanson Jr.Ms. Katharine Cooper Hardin*Mrs. R. Harold HarrisonDr. and Mrs. Melvin L. HaysmanHeritage Technologies, LLCHickory Flat Animal HospitalMr. Ken HodgkissHoechst-Roussel Agri-Vet Co.Hoechst-Roussel Agri-Vet CompHoney Creek Veterinary Hospital, Inc.Mrs. Barbara M. Hut<strong>to</strong>IDEXX Labora<strong>to</strong>ries, Inc.International Aviculturists SocietyDr. Kerry Jackson and Mr. Brian S. JacksonEdna P. Jacobsen Charitable Trust for AnimalsMr. Randall Martin JaffeMs. Gail E. JordanDr. Drew S. KellerDr. and Mrs. Stanley H. KlevenDr. and Mrs. J. Malcolm KlingLafferty Animal ClinicDr. and Mrs. Robert R. LaffertyLake Harbin Animal HospitalLangford & VeitchLasher Associates, Inc.Lawndale Veterinary Hospital <strong>of</strong> Greensboro, PLLCLawrenceville Kennel Club, Inc.*Mrs. Gweneth Agee LazenbyDr. Brett LevitzkeMrs. Mary S. LewisDr. Alfred R. Liebl and Dr. Doris M. Miller-LieblDr. and Mrs. Michael D. LorenzDr. and Mrs. Phil D. Lukert Jr.Maine Biological Labora<strong>to</strong>riesDr. and Mrs. William G. McCart*Dr. and Mrs. Edward L. McConnellDr. John P. M. McGrathDr. and Mrs. Donald W. McMillian Jr.Dr. Bob MenardiMerck AGVET Technical Services Merck & Co., Inc.Merck & Co., Inc.Merck Research Labora<strong>to</strong>riesMerck Sharp & DohmeMidwest Avian Research ExpoMobay CorporationDr. and Mrs. Timothy L. MontgomeryDrs. Robert F. & Susan NanceNational Kidney Foundation <strong>of</strong> <strong>Georgia</strong> IncNational Onion Labs, Inc.Nestle Purina PetCare CompanyNewnan Kennel ClubNovartis Crop Protection, Inc.Novus International, Inc.Pey<strong>to</strong>n Anderson FoundationPfizer IncPharr Road Animal HospitalMr. and Mrs. Steve PhillipsPine Mountain Benevolent Foundation, Inc.Powers Ferry Animal HospitalMr. and Mrs. Ralph PrescottQuigley CorporationEstate <strong>of</strong> Ruth Janz RandleDr. and Mrs. Clarence A. RawlingsDr. and Mrs. Scott RichterDr. and Mrs. Arturo G. RosalesDr. and Mrs. Wayne Patrick RushSafari Club International FoundationSchering-Plough Animal HealthDavid K. Selleck and Betsy M. SelleckDr. and Mrs. John Sex<strong>to</strong>nDr. Joanne Leslie Shaw and Mr. David ShawDr. and Mrs. E. M. SinkDr. Craig F. SmithDr. Michael Franklin SmithDr. Thomas Andrew and Mrs. Zan Harvill SmithSmithKline Beecham Anmal Hlth* deceased donor7


South Athens Animal ClinicSouth Carolina Association <strong>of</strong> VeterinariansSoutheastern Alpaca Association, Inc.Southern Crescent Animal Emergency ClinicSpendthrift Farm IncSprayberry Animal Hospital,PCDr. Robert Foster Springer JrMr. and Mrs. William J. StemblerThe Stewart FoundationDr. and Mrs. Edwin T. StillTara Foods, LLCMr. and Mrs. Don TheallDr. and Mrs. James E. ThomasMr. Casey Thompson and Dr. Susan L. WhiteDr. and Mrs. Frederick N. Thompson*Dr. and Mrs. Ben L. TuckerDr. and Mrs. David E. TylerMrs. Thomas Field VanMeter IIDr. Ruth McNeill and Mr. Campbell VaughnVeterinary Learning SystemsWhitaker FoundationWinn Feline FoundationDr. and Mrs. Charles S. WoodyDr. W. Michael and Mrs. Terri King YounkerANNUAL PRESIDENT’S CLUBAlumni and friends <strong>of</strong> the <strong>College</strong> who havemade a gift <strong>of</strong> $1,000 or more from July 1, <strong>2010</strong>–June 30, <strong>2011</strong>.<strong>Annual</strong> Gifts: $1 million or moreAnonymous<strong>Annual</strong> Gifts: $500,000-$999,999*Dr. S. H. Morrison EstateAnonymous<strong>Annual</strong> Gifts <strong>of</strong> $150,000-$499,999Callaway Foundation, Inc.Hill’s Pet Nutrition, Inc.<strong>Annual</strong> Gifts <strong>of</strong> $50,000-$149,999*Mary M. Osborne EstateFrances Wood Wilson Foundation, Inc.W. Terry and Joy W. Wingfield<strong>Annual</strong> Gifts <strong>of</strong> $25,000-$49,999Anonymous 2AllTech IrelandAnonymousCharles T. Broussard and Frankie R. BroussardIntervet, Inc.Mary S. LewisM. Lou Sobh and <strong>Georgia</strong> SobhSouthern Poultry Research, Inc.<strong>Annual</strong> Gifts <strong>of</strong> $10,000-$24,999Dr. James Cowan Waggoner andMarjorie Schear WaggonerArcadia Wildlife Preserve, Inc.Aviagen, Inc.Cobb Emergency Veterinary Clinic P.C.Coca-Cola CompanyCarolann Eisenhart, MD<strong>Georgia</strong> Veterinary Medical AssociationRob GriffithHarrison Poultry, Inc.Dr. J. C. Hines and Hazel HinesKen HodgkissKelley Brim HollowellMr. and Mrs. Earl T. Leonard Jr.Dr. Brett LevitzkeLohmann Animal Health InternationalRoy C. Mallady and Mary Jane MalladyMartha F. Cannon TrustJohn Sevier Martin III and Virginia Graves MartinPfizer Inc.Gregorio RosalesSouth Carolina Association <strong>of</strong> VeterinariansSoutheastern Alpaca Association IncCaroline J. SpenserSweetbay FoundationMichael J. Topper and Kimberly L. TopperVenkateshwara Hatcheries Pvt. Ltd.Donald R. Wilburn<strong>Annual</strong> Gifts <strong>of</strong> $5,000-$9,999American Association <strong>of</strong> Bovine PractitionersThe Atlanta Kennel Club, Inc.Belmont Small Animal HospitalLisa BezzegBiomune CompanyVeterinary Emergency & Referral GroupCarl BrownDr. Gary and Brenda BullardDrs. Randy Basinger and Louise BurpeeCalvert Animal HospitalCEVA BiomuneDr. Harvey L. CrummDekalb Animal HospitalDr. Erin Ford DoironTrust Under Will <strong>of</strong> <strong>Georgia</strong> S. DowningDuke Corporate Accounts PayableMark E. Epstein and Janet EpsteinOscar J. Fletcher and Sybil M. FletcherKathy G. GestarDr. Michael Paul GoodSusan H. GordyKenneth M. Greenwood FamilyDr. Kenneth M. Greenwood andBeth Ann CaldwellHerrick Richards HayThe Honorable and Mrs. Thomas T. IrvinDr. Kerry Young Jackson and Mr. Brian S. JacksonDr. Drew S. KellerDr. and Mrs. J. Malcolm KlingLafferty Animal ClinicDr. and Mrs. Rob R. LaffertyDr. Harold McSwain Mauldin Jr.Dr. Catherine Louise McClelland andMr. Mark MaioMerck Company FoundationMerial LimitedMorgan Stanley Smith Barney Global ImpactFunding Trust, Inc.Novus International, Inc.Dr. Miguel Hernan PeralesPeterson Farms Inc.Drs. Keith and Taffi PrasseRajar Food Services, Inc.Rawlings Consulting, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Clarence A. RawlingsDr. and Mrs. Tom RiddleDavid Lee Ruble and Gaye Rochelle Preis RubleDr. Wayne Patrick Rush and Kathie RushDr. Joanne L. Shaw and David ShawDr. Robert F. Springer Jr.Stan Fried Private FoundationDr. and Mrs. James E. ThomasMr. and Mrs. Samuel F. ThriftTotalBond Veterinary HospitalsThomas and Ruby TuftsUlm Family FoundationDr. Thomas Field VanMeter IIDr. Ruth McNeill VaughnStephen P. and Betty P. Wiseman<strong>Annual</strong> Gifts <strong>of</strong> $2,500-$4,999Anonymous 3Kent B. Alexander and Diane Z. AlexanderDiane Z. Alexander MD, PCDrs. Douglas and Sheila W. AllenAlpharetta Animal HospitalJonathan R. AndersonBanfield, The Pet HospitalLucy Worthing<strong>to</strong>n BartlettKaren BeardsleeDr. Felicia BerkowitzBoehringer Ingelheim Animal HealthLeon Grayson BrownHeather BurasBill ConnollyKen CoorCoor Technical Services, Inc.Dr. Kenny CrawfordDutch Fork Animal HospitalDon FasoFayette Veterinary Medical CenterSusan L. Forehand<strong>Georgia</strong> Dressage & Combined TrainingAssociation Inc.Dr. and Mrs. James Bruce Gates Jr.Michael S. GelbJane E. Hirsch and Jane Lucy FluetThe IAMS CompanyLinda Ayers KnorrLawndale Veterinary HospitalLawrenceville Kennel Club, Inc.Martinez Animal HospitalMeadow Veterinary HospitalDr. Danny MigliorisiScott David Miller and Keira Libman MillerDr. Mark Douglas MosherDr. and Mrs. Peter J. MullerDrs. Flynn and Susan NanceThomas George Nemetz andSusan Hopkins NemetzNestle Purina PetCareNewnan Kennel ClubDr. Elizabeth Ellen NiciuNovartis Animal Health U.S., Inc.Nutramax Labora<strong>to</strong>ries, Inc.David Forehand Park FoundationPowers Ferry Animal HospitalDr. Scott Richter and Kim RichterDr. Alice RunkDr. Claude H. SchumpertDr. John Newman Sex<strong>to</strong>n andJeanne Newman Sex<strong>to</strong>nSimmons Educational Fund8


Drs. John A. and Emily M. SmithThomas Andrew and Zan Harvill SmithSouth Athens Animal ClinicDr. Harriet Elizabeth SowellSprayberry Animal Hospital PCSterling Creek EnterprisesStudent Chapter <strong>of</strong> The AVMATara Foods, LLCDeborah and Don TheallDr. Laura Jane TwedtDr. Karyn WatermanWest Ashley Veterinary ClinicJames Burpee Wilkes and Cindy WilkesDr. and Mrs. James R. WoodsDr. Meg Carriere WrightDr. W. Michael Younker and Terri King Younker<strong>Annual</strong> Gifts: $1,000-$2,499Anonymous<strong>Georgia</strong> English Bulldog Rescue Inc.Abbott Labora<strong>to</strong>riesDr. and Mrs. Samuel R. Adams Jr.John and Breckyn AlexanderDr. Rebecca Allen and Mr. Michael R. AllenDr. Erin AllgoodDr. Lara Lee Allison and Dr. Perry H. JamesonDr. and Mrs. Ivan R. AlvaradoAmerican Express FoundationAmerican Veterinary Medical AssociationDrs. Aric and Linda ApplewhiteDr. and Mrs. Charl<strong>to</strong>n P. Armstrong IIIAruvek Investments, Inc.Auxiliary <strong>to</strong> The <strong>Georgia</strong> Veterinary MedicalAssociationAVMA Group Health and Life Insurance TrustMr. Roy L. AyersJoseph William BartgesDr. Robert H. Batchelor andBetty Lou Riley BatchelorDr. and Mrs. Needham B. Bateman IIIDr. Elizabeth Isabel BauerDrs. Gary and Margaret R. BaxterDr. Richard B. BestDrs. Joanne Blum and Michael HardyDr. and Mrs. Thomas S. Boggess IIIDr. and Mrs. Henry E. BohnBoiling Springs Animal ClinicDr. Martha BosworthDr. and Mrs. John M. BowenDr. and Mrs. Daniel L. BowmanDr. Tiffany BoyetteDr. Roy E. BrogdonBrookwood Animal HospitalGary S. Brown, DVMDr. and Mrs. George S. BryantDr. Nancy J. Buchinski and Mr. Joe BuchinskiDr. Angela S. Bushway and Mr. Gregory BushwayDr. Michelle Jude DeHaven and Mr. Robert E. ByrdCanine ClubJohn Capozzi and Jeanne CapozziDr. Karen Paige Carmichael and Mr. John AheeDouglas E. Carnes and Patricia Kay CarnesDavid McCrea Carpenter andMirta Armas CarpenterDr. Jerry L. Case and Mrs. Brenda H. CaseCase Veterinary Hospital, PCDr. and Mrs. Francis W. Chandler Jr.Drs. Kevin L. and Sue W. ChapmanChattahoochee Weimaraner Club, Inc.Clairmont Animal HospitalJ. David and Maureen D. Clapper<strong>to</strong>nDr. and Mrs. Keith E. MillerCleveland Veterinay Hospital Brogdon andWilliams PCDr. Steve CohnDr. Mark A. CollinsConyers Animal HospitalConyers Kennel ClubDr. Charlene B. Cook and Mr. Byron F. CookDr. and Mrs. Larry Randall CorryCottingham Veterinary HospitalDr. and Mrs. Walter CottinghamCovidien Animal HealthPhyllis Causey Craft and Ken Craft Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Curtis CrawfordCumberland Animal ClinicStephanie CummingDr. Margaret Leigh DasherDr. Briana Rae DavisDr. Edsel D. Davis and Mrs. Shannon DavisJacinda K. DeRoyDr. and Mrs. Dan T. DomingoDouglasville Kennel Club Inc.Dunwoody Animal Medical Center P.C.Duquesne <strong>University</strong>Dr. and Mrs. Robert H. Durham, Jr.Derek S. Duval and Julie M. DuvalDr. Chris<strong>to</strong>pher Marc Elder andMs. Amy Leigh TobiasElder Veterinary Services PC dba Shoal CreekAnimal ClinicJohn J. Elling<strong>to</strong>nBilly J. and Shari S. EnglishLoretta EspadasDr. and Mrs. James W. EubanksDr. Thomas G. Fansher and Janet FansherDr. Stephen D. Fisch and Kelley C. FischFive Points Animal ClinicFoothills Veterinary Associates, PCDr. Cynthia J. FordyceDr. and Mrs. James R. Freeman Jr.Friarsgate Animal HospitalDr. D. T. Gamble and Ginny B. GambleDr. and Mrs. Ralph B. Garrett IIIGenentech Inc.Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Gent II<strong>Georgia</strong> Power FoundationGlacier Animal Hospital, Inc.Drs. Steven and Susan Taylor GlennLeigh E. Glerum DVM, Inc.Leigh E. Glerum and Kyle A. GlerumDr. and Mrs. John R. GlissonDr. and Mrs. Blaine P. GodleyDr. Karen Bernhards GoldGoldman Sachs & CompanyGrace Animal Hospital & Pet LodgeJohn Bynum Grant III and Linda-Rae GrantDr. and Mrs. John B. GratzekDr. Chris<strong>to</strong>pher D. GriceGriffin <strong>Georgia</strong> Kennel ClubDr. Karen Burns GroganDr. Raymond Edward Habermann IIIHamil<strong>to</strong>n County Veterinary Medical AssociationDr. Jason Todd HammerDr. and Mrs. Charles HamnerHannahs Mill Animal Hospital, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. James R. HardenDr. Elizabeth HardieKatharine HardinBobbie D. Wagoner and David F. HarrisDr. and Mrs. Henry Aaron Hart IIIDr. Robert L. HatchJohn Edson Hayes and Barbara HayesDr. Brock HendrixDr. John Wells HenkeHickory Flat Animal HospitalHillcrest Animal Hospital, LLCHarold Hirsch Scholarship FundGary HolfingerDr. Marian Shuler Holladay andMr. Brian M. HolladayHorner & Nash, DVM, P.C.Samuel W. Horner III DVM PC.William G. Hor<strong>to</strong>n and Jean K. Hor<strong>to</strong>nHouse <strong>to</strong> HouseHous<strong>to</strong>n Lake Animal HospitalDrs. Tyler and Kim L. HuhmanDr. Lois HunkeleDrs. Joel D. and Donna Elizabeth HunterDr. William S. Hunter and Mrs. Patricia Link HunterAnn Vic<strong>to</strong>ria HurstDrs. David and Shannon Colvin HurstBert Jacobs and Nancy JacobsEdna P. Jacobsen Charitable Trust for Animals, Inc.Edward Jennings Jr. and Karen JenningsDr. and Mrs. Cecil Lacy Johnson IIIDr. Emily JohnsonJerry H. Johnson and Patricia White JohnsonDr. Stephen L. JonesDr. and Mrs. Clyde W. JordanGail E. JordanDrs. Jeff and Stephanie B. JordanPete Kaperonis and Kymberly CantrellMr. Javier KasselMr. and Mrs. Andrew M. KaufmanBil-Jac Foods, Inc.Mr. Raymond KellyDr. Jennifer KeutenMr. Martin E. Kilpatrick Jr.Dr. and Mrs. Ralph D. KingAlexis T. Kirijan and Fred Joel KirijanMs. Stephanie J. KirijanKirkland & Ellis FoundationStanley H. Kleven and Kathleen B. KlevenDr. Melissa A. Kling-NewberryTravis Wesley Knight andDr. Miranda Cochran KnightTimothy F. Koby, DVMDr. and Mrs. Marc KrausDr. Dolores J. KunzeLake Harbin Animal HospitalLake Oconee Animal Hospital Inc.Lakeside Animal HospitalJennings and Suzy LambethLand O’Lakes Farmland Feed LLCLangford & Veitch, DVM PADr. and Mrs. David LangfordDr. Mark Brian Lawson and Laura B. LawsonDr. and Ms. Charles D. LeeLee Highway Animal HospitalDr. Jeanne Marie Lejeune* deceased donor9


Doris Marie Miller-Liebl, DVMDr. and Mrs. Roy Wood LindseyDr. Timothy Patrick Loonam andMrs. Betsy Fidler LoonamThe Lovett SchoolPhil D. Lukert and Cherie A. LukertDrs. Michael J. and Mary Lee LynchDr. Ginger MacaulayDr. Brenda H. Manley and Mr. Greg ManleyDr. Kelly Alan MannMar-Jac Poultry, Inc.Mass Mutual Life Insurance CompanyDr. and Mrs. Joseph A. MayDr. Tiffany McAllisterDr. John E. McCarty and Mrs. Valerie McCartyDr. and Mrs. Robert E. McCaskillHeidi McClainDr. and Mrs. James R. McClearenDr. Carla Case McCorvey and Mr. David P.McCorveyDr. Katharine Louise McDuffeeDr. and Mrs. William L. McGeeDr. John P. M. McGrathMcLean Animal Hospital Inc.Donald T. McNeill Jr.D T McNeill FoundationMillennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Keith E. MillerMills Foundation, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. Zachary Taylor MillsDr. Andres F. Mon<strong>to</strong>yaDr. and Mrs. Mervin Eugene MoonJames N. Moore, DVM, PhD andDr. Cynthia Trim MooreJ. Arthur Mozley and Tammy G. MozleyDr. Eric MuellerDr. and Mrs. Kenneth Duane MullisDr. Jeffrey MundellDr. Jimmy C. NashNational Hills Animal HospitalNature’s Earth Products, Inc.Dr. Melvin Asher Newell IIIDr. Jodi NicholsJohn Wayne NorrisNorthside-Wesleyan Animal Hospital, PCDr. Nancy Harbach OlanoDr. Julia Lee PartinJames F. PeddieDr. Deborah PerzakDr. Nicholas Wiley PettyPharr Road Animal HospitalDr. Edward H. Phillips and Lanita PhillipsDrs. Edward R. and Debbie A. PinsonPres<strong>to</strong>n Animal Hospital, PAPrince Agri Products, Inc.Dr. and Mrs. J. R. Rabon Jr.Dr. Megan ReilyRiverside Animal HospitalDr. and Mrs. Edward L. RobersonDiane Elizabeth RobertsDr. Edith Martin RogersMr. and Mrs. Ronald W. RogersDr. R. Gary RoopRoswell Street PropertiesDr. and Mrs. Ira G. RothDr. Jaime RuizP. Alan RutterDr. Susan McLaren RyanDr. Tracey Sellers SasherSatterfield Agency, Inc.Mr. Scott R. SatterfieldSawnee Mountain Kennel Club <strong>of</strong> <strong>Georgia</strong>, Inc.Shallowford Animal HospitalDr. Joseph W. Sharp and Janice Chandler SharpGrace Shearon Memorial FoundationDr. Kevin and Laura ShulerDr. Beverley Morse SloninaSmith Animal HospitalDr. Ben B. and Susan P. SmithDr. Felix Marion Smith Jr.Dr. Michael Franklin SmithMr. and Mrs. Chester SosebeeSouth Dakota Veterinary Medical Assoc.South Forsyth Animal HospitalSouth <strong>Georgia</strong> Veterinary Medical Assoc.Dr. David Hagood SpearmanSt. Andrews Animal ClinicDr. and Mrs. Edwin T. StillSynbiotics CorporationThe Poultry Federation LabDr. Sidney Smith Tison IV and Carol Ben<strong>to</strong>n TisonDr. Regina TonerDr. and Mrs. Roger TroutmanDr. and Mrs. David E. TylerJulie Velch<strong>of</strong>f Feibelman Vargas andOscar L. VargasDr. and Mrs. Michael M. VeitchDr. Kurt R. Vena<strong>to</strong>rVeterinary Business Management AssociationVeterinary Specialty CareThe Vets Animal Hospital PCMs. Terri Ann VotavaDr. Julie WatkinsWells Fargo FoundationWes<strong>to</strong>ver Animal Hospital, LLCDr. Gaines WhiteHoke and Margaret WilderDr. Frank M. WilliamsDr. Orlando C. Williams and Dr. Susan WilliamsDr. Arve Lee Willingham IIIDr. and Mrs. Michael David WillsDr. Steven Craig Winokur andDr. Sherri Teresa AlmandDr. Allison WitherowWoodruff Road Animal HospitalDr. Craig S. and Allison J. YeomansDr. and Mrs. Michael Justin ZagerDr. and Mrs. Noam D. ZelmanDVM Alumni ConsecutiveGiving by ClassesAlumni <strong>of</strong> the <strong>College</strong> who have made giftsfrom July 1, <strong>2010</strong>—June 30, <strong>2011</strong>. No numberbeside a name indicates a first-year gift or abreak in sequential giving.Class <strong>of</strong> 1950$508.33% participationDr. Calvin Marion DavisClass <strong>of</strong> 1951$7510% participationDr. Wiley J. Greenway Jr. (8)Class <strong>of</strong> 1952Class <strong>of</strong> 1953$1,70038.46% participation*Dr. Hugh Watson ArmstrongDr. Albert C. Benson Jr.Dr. Edward GarnerDr. Norfleet Ward Midyette (8)Dr. Harold Eugene Stinson (9)Class <strong>of</strong> 1954$949,16620.83% participationDr. Horace Guy Blalock Jr. (9)Dr. J. Curtis Branch Jr. (8)*Dr. Spencer Hor<strong>to</strong>n MorrisonDr. S<strong>to</strong>newall Jackson ShirleyDr. Donald Townsend WalbertClass <strong>of</strong> 1955$2,10018.51% participationDr. Tony M. AllenDr. Ralph Edward Ayers (2)Dr. Donald Taylor BarnesDr. Roger Gary Roop (2)Dr. Walker Sneed Thompson (7)Class <strong>of</strong> 1956$1,85013.04% participationDr. Robert Dwight Peterson (2)Dr. David Hagood Spearman (11)Dr. Henry Alan Virts (2)Class <strong>of</strong> 1957$2,40116.66% participationDr. John Metcalf Bowen (29)Dr. Claude William Carraway Jr. (2)Dr. Roland Tollison Rogers (3)Dr. Walter Thomas Stinson (9)Dr. Henry David S<strong>to</strong>ne (2)Class <strong>of</strong> 1958$3,72528.57% participationDr. John Edgar AwaltDr. Robert Henry Batchelor (5)Dr. Alice Mewborn Dreesen (10)Dr. Thomas Henry Eleazer (11)Dr. Sidney Al<strong>to</strong>n Ewing (2)Dr. Matthew Page Mackay-SmithDr. Patrick Monroe MorganDr. John Morgan Springs Jr. (14)Dr. Billye Redmon Vickers (6)Dr. Harry E. Walburg Jr.Dr. Theodore G. Westmoreland (11)Dr. Billy Hillman Wingfield10


Mr. John A. RodzikMs. Joan Roeber-Jones (3)Ronald W. Rogers (3)Mrs. Patricia Osborne Rollo (2)Ms. Charleen A. RomineMrs. Melissa P. Roney (4)Dr. Yvette Rosh<strong>to</strong> (7)Ms. Julie McCormack RothMs. Sharon E. Roth (2)Mr. and Mrs. Chris<strong>to</strong>pher J. RoulandMs. Diane RozierMr. Nick Rukavina (4)Dr. P. Alan Rutter (8)Mr. Joseph M. Ryan Jr.Dr. Susan McLaren Ryan (22)Dr. and Mrs. Yehia M. SaifMs. Karen C. SalamoneMr. and Mrs. Anthony SalloumMs. Katherine B. SalmonsMr. and Mrs. Jason H. SalzmanMrs. Sylvia S. Sander (3)Mr. Gary SanderlinMs. Paula G. Sanders (5)Dr. Amelia R. Woolums andMr. Philip J. Santangelo (2)Mr. Scott R. Satterfield (5)Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. Saufley (15)Ms. Melissa Ann SaulMs. Lucille Scafide (13)Mr. Thomas ScharkoMs. Mary R. ScheibleMr. Scott Schifilliti (2)Mr. Carl F. Schilkowsky Jr. (5)Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W. SchneiderMr. Tom Schultz and Ms. Kathi A. Smith (3)Mr. Douglas V. Schumann andMrs. I. Roberta Cowell (5)Mr. and Mrs. Doyle E. ScottMr. Joe Ben<strong>to</strong>n Scott (2)Mr. Mark ScottMs. Donna B. ScowdenMs. Brittany E. SdaoMr. Michael C. SeedsMs. Swann Seiler (7)Dr. Scott G. SenfMrs. Rochelle Barouh Senker (2)Ms. Gail F. SermersheimMrs. Joyce R. Serwitz (4)Ms. Kelsey A. SeverinskiMrs. Jeanne Newman Sex<strong>to</strong>n (12)Ms. Janice Chandler Sharp (23)Ms. Ann Shaw (3)Dr. Larry James ShawMrs. Elizabeth N. Sheppard (7)Ms. Blake Elizabeth ShesselMrs. Genevieve Aspinwall ShirleyMr. Howard M. Shore (5)Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. ShubertMr. and Mrs. A. A. ShufordDrs. Kevin and Laura Shuler (7)Ms. Marian Alice Shultz (2)Dr. Andrea SiegScott H. and Valerie McCormick SikesMr. John P. SilkMr. and Mrs. Ronald H. SilvermanMrs. Elizabeth McLeod SindlerMrs. Anne Howard Slocumb (15)Ms. Denise SmartMs. <strong>Georgia</strong> L. SmelserMr. David F. SmithMr. Geary R. SmithMr. and Mrs. Matthew S. Smith (2)Dr. Michael Franklin Smith (15)Ms. Phyllis M. SmithMrs. Susan P. Smith (4)Ms. Debbie SnyirM. Lou Sobh and <strong>Georgia</strong> SobhMr. and Mrs. James A. Sommerville (16)Mr. and Mrs. Michael SonkaMrs. Mary SorianoMr. and Mrs. Perry C. Sosebee (7)Mr. and Mrs. Don Sparks Sr.Dr. Phillip Bel<strong>to</strong>n Sparling (17)Mr. and Mrs. Tom W. SpeerMs. Broxann B. SpencerMs. Caroline J. Spenser (3)Mrs. Connie L. Springs (14)Dr. Lee SpyridakisMr. and Mrs. Donald StallingsMs. Kate StalterMs. Tammy M. StanleyMr. Gene H. Stan<strong>to</strong>nMr. Kenneth Steve Starnes Jr. (8)Mr. and Mrs. Laurence A. SteinfeldMrs. Mary Jo H. StephensMs. Jayne H. Stephenson (2)Ms. Gaye Stevens (2)Mr. Lawrence Stewart (2)Mr. and Mrs. Timothy K. StewartMrs. Eleanor McDonald Still (32)Mr. James E. StillMrs. Gwyn W. Stinson (9)Mrs. Sue K. S<strong>to</strong>ne (2)Mrs. Brooke Bol<strong>to</strong>n S<strong>to</strong>rtz (8)Mr. and Mrs. Sam C. S<strong>to</strong>ry (3)Norma D. Strickland (3)Ms. Jane Ellen StruckMr. and Mrs. Charles J. StubbsMs. Patricia H. StueckMs. Ashley SummersMr. and Mrs. Robert R. SummersMr. and Mrs. William L. SwanMs. Charlotte SweetlandDrs. James P. & Donna SylvanMs. Rose Lane TahashMr. and Mrs. Greg TalbertMrs. Barbara N. Tally (4)Mr. and Mrs. Tony Tanner (5)Mrs. Cynthia M. TarabulaMrs. Ann Singletary TaylorMs. Courtney Sayward TaylorMs. Katherine Yeske TaylorMs. Pamela TaylorMr. and Mrs. Benny R. TedderDr. Brett Tennent-Brown (2)Ms. Sudie TeszlerLamar Thax<strong>to</strong>nMrs. Rita Lea Thayer (10)Deborah and Don Theall (3)Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Thiebaut (4)Mrs. Kendra Thomas (14)Mrs. Margaret Muschamp Thomas (2)Mr. and Mrs. George W. ThomasonMr. Mark ThomasonMs. Patricia Annette Thomason (2)Mr. Casey Thompson (2)Mrs. Cindy J. ThompsonMrs. Dorothy A. Thompson (7)Dr. Karen N. ThompsonMr. Kenneth ThompsonMs. Mildred ThompsonDr. Nancy Patrice ThompsonMrs. Paula Reeder Thompson (32)Mrs. Fran P. Thorn<strong>to</strong>n (8)Mr. and Mrs. Samuel F. Thrift (8)Mr. and Mrs. John J. TillapaughMr. and Mrs. Gregg Tillery (2)Mr. David Roger Tillis (8)Mr. and Mrs. William M. Til<strong>to</strong>nMs. Elizabeth TivolDr. Daniel Todd (4)Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Tolbert (7)Ms. Carrie TomberlinDr. Regina Toner (2)Ms. Julie E. Toole (3)Mrs. Kimberly L. Topper (8)Mr. and Mrs. William P. TrainerMs. Jacquelyn B. Treadway (5)Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Trier (3)Dr. Alicia C. TrotterMrs. Kathy Cheek Troutman (11)Mr. John Phillip TuckerMr. Larry Eugene Tucker Jr. andMs. Holly Marie MusgroveMr. and Mrs. Thomas Tufts (6)Dr. Anastasia D. Wright TurnerMs. Evelyn A. Turner (5)Dr. and Mrs. David E. Tyler (4)Ms. Heidi UrbanskiMs. Barb Uskup (2)Dr. Christy Valentine (2)Mrs. Marian L. VanEseltine (2)Jon S. VanNevelOscar L. VargasMr. Campbell Vaughn (10)Dr. Kurt R. Vena<strong>to</strong>r (5)Ms. Stacey Loren Venker andMs. Toni Graven PomereneMrs. Nancy L. Virts (2)Mr. George P. VoglerMs. Terri Ann Votava (3)Marjorie Schear Waggoner (12)Ms. Margaret A. WalbertMrs. Mary M. WalburgMrs. Gladys T. Waldrip (2)Mr. Joseph E. WalesMr. and Mrs. Tommie E. WalkerMs. Jennifer WallingMr. Kevin M. WaltersMr. and Mrs. James R. Ward (3)Ms. Pamela A. Ward (12)Dr. Karyn Waterman (3)Dr. Julie Watkins (3)Ms. Angie WatsonDr. Dera Goodner WeaverMs. Beverly WebbMr. and Mrs. Murray M. WebbMr. and Mrs. Thomas G. WeglewskiDr. John Michael WehMs. Karen WeidertMiss Rachelle WeiningerMs. Arva C. Weinstein (13)Ms. Therese WelchMs. Belinda C. WellsMr. and Mrs. Benjamin S. WellsMr. and Mrs. Robert L. WellsMrs. Vickie WellsMr. and Mrs. Gary C. WelshMr. and Mrs. Olli P. WendelinDr. Randal J. Werkhoven (4)20


New challenges bring fulfillment for CPC direc<strong>to</strong>rSometimes, you just need a change.For Dr. Ira Roth (DVM ’86), after his childrenhad graduated from high school and made their way<strong>to</strong> college, he decided he needed more than just achange—he needed a challenge. So in 2009, afterbuilding and running a successful veterinary practicein Albany, <strong>Georgia</strong>, for 20 years, Dr. Roth headed<strong>to</strong> Northeast <strong>Georgia</strong> <strong>to</strong> become the direc<strong>to</strong>r <strong>of</strong> theCVM’s Community Practice Clinic.“It was something that, with my two childrenhaving gone <strong>of</strong>f <strong>to</strong> college, I thought would be anexcellent opportunity,” he said. “I wanted <strong>to</strong> see whatelse I could do in this field. Having the chance <strong>to</strong>be around young people and help shape their mindswhile still getting <strong>to</strong> do the work I love was somethingI couldn’t pass up.”“We are grateful <strong>to</strong> Merial for providing the seedfundingthat allowed us <strong>to</strong> create this position,” saidDean Sheila Allen. “We wanted <strong>to</strong> hire someone whohad experience owning and running a practice, andwho wanted <strong>to</strong> share his or her time-management andclient communication skills with students. We foundthat balance <strong>of</strong> experience with passion for teaching inDr. Roth.” Indeed, the students themselves confirmedthe perfect fit when they recognized Dr. Rothwith their Faculty Recognition Award, given in April<strong>2011</strong>, and asked that he participate in the hoodingceremony at commencement.Dr. Roth said he was eager <strong>to</strong> work with studentsand better prepare them for their pr<strong>of</strong>essional careers.He remembers working as an associate veterinarianfresh out <strong>of</strong> school, before starting his own practice,and being greeted with a whole host <strong>of</strong> challenges associatedwith running a business for which he was notfully prepared. He said he was surprised by not onlythe pace <strong>of</strong> the work, but also the numerous – andseemingly unrelated – tasks that are essential <strong>to</strong> theday-<strong>to</strong>-day operations <strong>of</strong> a private practice. When heopened his own practice, Dr. Roth found his need forthis knowledge was even greater.Dr. Roth wants the Community Practice Clinic <strong>to</strong><strong>of</strong>fer the types <strong>of</strong> real-world experiences that will aidstudents as they prepare for their careers.For a period <strong>of</strong> three weeks during their senioryears, students are immersed in the challenges thatcome with daily veterinary work in a typical clinicalsetting. Primarily, they <strong>of</strong>fer wellness care <strong>to</strong> incominganimals – vaccinations, dentistry and preventivetreatment – but a key component, in Dr. Roth’s eyes,is the practical experience students gain by interactingwith clients.“They have <strong>to</strong> handle all <strong>of</strong> the front-line communicationthat really happens in a private practice,”said Dr. Roth. “We really harp on teaching them tha<strong>to</strong>ne <strong>of</strong> the areas <strong>of</strong> success in a practice is going <strong>to</strong>be the ability <strong>to</strong> communicate effectively with theirclients.”Cameras are installed in each exam room soDr. Roth and his staff can review the client-studentinteraction. This enables the students <strong>to</strong> get quick andaccurate feedback, and it assists them in developingthe types <strong>of</strong> communication skills that Dr. Roth feelsare so vital <strong>to</strong> maintaining a vibrant practice.Dr. Roth also plans <strong>to</strong> increase the clinic’s caseload,thus giving each student more responsibility andmore opportunities <strong>to</strong> interact with clients.“My ultimate goal is <strong>to</strong> make the clinic as modeledafter real life as possible,” he said. “So when theygraduate, they’re not shocked about the pace <strong>of</strong> workor the multiple things they’re going <strong>to</strong> have <strong>to</strong> balance.And the folks who hire them will be even moresatisfied with our graduates.”—S<strong>to</strong>ry by Johnathan McGintyDr. Ira RothThe UGA Community Practice Clinic servessmall animals in the greater Athens area. Forappointments call 706.542.1984.Pho<strong>to</strong> by Chris<strong>to</strong>pher B. Herron27


Steadfast love for feline friend yields scholarship forfuture veterinariansSylvia Byrd’s love for her favorite feline,Oreo, led her <strong>to</strong> leave a scholarship in hismemory that will benefit CVM students inperpetuity. While he only lived with Mrs.Byrd and her husband, Tony, for almost adecade, Oreo left a lasting impression on thecouple and forever bonded them <strong>to</strong> the CVM.“I loved Oreo, he was like my child. Andthey were so good <strong>to</strong> him. Every time I<strong>to</strong>ok him <strong>to</strong> the clinic, the faculty, staff andstudents showed such compassion for myanimal and for me,” Mrs. Byrd recalled abouther trips <strong>to</strong> the Veterinary Teaching Hospitalwith her cat, Oreo, during the 1980s. “And,Tony felt the same way.”Oreo was a very young cat – between1 and 2 years <strong>of</strong> age, estimated Mr. Byrd –when he came <strong>to</strong> live with the Byrds in theearly 1980s. He belonged <strong>to</strong> a friend andco-worker <strong>of</strong> Mrs. Byrd, who worked inhealthcare. But Oreo’s owner was leavingAthens for a job at Vanderbilt <strong>University</strong> andwas unable <strong>to</strong> take him with her. Mrs. Byrdagreed <strong>to</strong> help her friend by keeping Oreo fora weekend.“So Oreo came home with Sylvia oneweekend and never left,” recalled Mr. Byrd.Oreo was the first companion animal thatthe Byrds owned <strong>to</strong>gether – and, thus far, thelast.“It <strong>to</strong>ok me two <strong>to</strong> three years <strong>to</strong> ge<strong>to</strong>ver Oreo’s death,” Mrs. Byrd said. “I lovedhim <strong>to</strong>o much. He ran our house. He was ahuman being. He was not a cat.”Not <strong>to</strong>o long after they adopted him,Oreo needed a veterinarian. “I talked <strong>to</strong> alot <strong>of</strong> friends at Merrill Lynch (his previousemployer at that time) and in Comer (wherehe worked for Merchants & Farmers Bank),and they highly recommended the clinic runby the UGA veterinary school,” Mr. Byrdsaid.Unlike some cats that dread visits <strong>to</strong> theveterinarian, Oreo was different: “He’d walkall over the counters and stuff,” recalled Mrs.Byrd. “People just loved him; they didn’tmind that he walked all over everything atthe clinic. And, I just fell in love with theveterinary school.”By the mid-1980s, Oreo developed kidneydisease, and later, cancer, the Byrds said. OnMarch 31, 1987, Oreo went in<strong>to</strong> shock anddied following a surgical procedure at thePHo<strong>to</strong> by Chris<strong>to</strong>pher b. herronPHo<strong>to</strong> courtesy <strong>of</strong> sylvia byrd32


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