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Elizabeth Stone
Professor Emerita, University of Guelph; NC State University
Elizabeth Stone is a highly accomplished individual with a diverse educational background. She achieved a Masters of Public Policy from Sanford School of Public Policy at Duke University, a College of Veterinary Medicine - MS in Physiology, and completed a Surgery Residency at The University of Georgia. Her educational journey includes a DVM from the School of Veterinary Medicine at University of California, Davis, and a BA in Biology from Scripps College.
Throughout her career, Elizabeth Stone has held various key positions in distinguished organizations. She is a Professor Emerita at North Carolina State University and has previously served as a Professor and Dean at the University of Guelph. During her tenure at North Carolina State University, she held roles such as Department Head of Clinical Sciences and Companion Animal & Special Species Medicine. She also served as a Professor of Surgery and Associate Professor of Surgery at the same institution. Prior to this, she was an Assistant Professor of Surgery at the University of Pennsylvania.
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In Remembrance of Betty White
I got to know Betty when I was on the Scientific Advisory Board of the #morrisanimalfoundation and she was the MAF President Emerita. She asked to meet with me because (in her words), “it was about time they appointed a woman scientist to the Board!” Betty was a trailblazer herself, who spoke her own mind and understood how scientific research helped improve the health of animals. Her support in the 1990's enabled the Scientific Advisory Board to approve some early studies on pain management in dogs, cats and horses - and she lived to see pain relief become the standard-of-care for our animal patients. Not only did she give generous donations to many organizations to support animal health and welfare, she also dedicated her time and expertise to ensure the funds were used in the best possible manner. Here’s to an incredible person and a life well-lived. #bettywhite #animalhealth
Fewer men in first year veterinary school class even as student enrollment grew: ~1100 men in 1985 out of ~2200 students; ~670 men in 2017 out of 3,366 students.
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