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Auburn Vet Med contributing to transformative rural health partnership
New university findings highlight potential implications for veterinary patients, one health, and veterinary practice.
Through the AUHTC, these strengths will be expanded through investments in the Public and One Health baccalaureate major, rural student recruitment, scholarships, DVM externships and preceptorships, rural veterinary loan repayment, and faculty-led experiential learning that benefits people, animals, and communities.
The College of Veterinary Medicine will play a major role in the Auburn University Health Transformation Collaborative (AUHTC), a partnership among eight Auburn colleges led by the Harrison College of Pharmacy.
Supported by a $15.3 million state allocation announced by Alabama Gov.
Kay Ivey, the AUHTC will improve health in rural communities while preparing a workforce to meet the needs of rural Alabamians.
Auburn Vet Med will contribute a One Health perspective, linking human, animal, agricultural, environmental, and community health to address urgent rural health ch…
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