The University of Georgia Arch in Athens, Georgia, on Friday, Feb. 16, 2024. (Photo/Libby Hobbs)
The University of Georgia Arch in Athens, Georgia, on Friday, Feb. 16, 2024. (Photo/Libby Hobbs)
University of Georgia veterinary medicine student Maddy Murray received a competitive scholarship from Aurora Pharmaceutical, a veterinary pharmaceutical company that manufactures and distributes high-quality animal products to veterinarians, livestock producers and pet owners. The fifth annual DVM Student Scholarship Program allocates $90,000 to 28 of the best third-year veterinary students from across the U.S.
The 2025 award money includes 22 scholarships of $2,500, five scholarships of $5,000 and a final scholarship of $10,000. The scholarships are meant to give support to students who show an immense amount of drive toward their work and goals.
The winners applied for the scholarship and were evaluated in many areas, including academic history, field-related work, community and school involvement, aspirations, personal essays and letters of recommendations. All of the scholarship recipients come from a diverse range of backgrounds, but all wish to make advancements in veterinary medicine.
“Giving back in this way is part of our commitment to the profession and to helping passionate students realize their dream of becoming veterinarians,” Dr. Mike Strobel, veterinarian, founder and CEO of Aurora Pharmaceutical, said in a press release.
To learn more about the 2025 DVM Student Scholarship Program and Aurora Pharmaceutical, visit the Aurora Pharmaceutical website.
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