Veterinary Medicine Building Renovation
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The Veterinary Medicine Building is at the heart of the college's missions. This is where students receive their first two years of professional education, where scientists study the fundamental processes of disease and injuries, and students and clinicians come to relax, study, and socialize after a tough day.

Built in the 1960s and '70s, the building is handling more students and more advanced technology than ever dreamed of. Additional classrooms, an expanded veterinary library, laboratory space, and student resource areas are desperately needed.

This can best be done by building a new wing. This area will house the renovated library and student bookstore, free up additional classroom and lab space, and provide a covered walkway between the teaching hospital and the Veterinary Medicine Building.

Progress on this plan has already been made through generous contributions by Thelma Zalk of St. Louis and alumni Dr. Jim Nave.

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