Cutting-edge biomedical researchers from Penn Vet showcase their groundbreaking work at the yearly Veterinary Scholars Symposium
Penn Vet Students Present Original Research at Veterinary Scholars Symposium in Spokane
The University of Pennsylvania School of Veterinary Medicine (Penn Vet) recently participated in the National Institutes of Health (NIH)/Boehringer Ingelheim Veterinary Scholars Summer Research Program. This program provides students the opportunity to work on research-based projects.
Each year, the culmination of the program is the presentation of the research conducted by the students. These presentations, often referred to as the Penn Vet Summer Research Symposium or the NIH/Boehringer Ingelheim Symposium, typically take place in August, usually in the latter days of the program.
Presentation Timing
The final presentations showcase the students' projects through poster presentations or short talks to colleagues, faculty members, and guests. For example, in 2023, the symposium was held in the last days of August. Similarly, in 2022, the presentations took place towards the end of August, coinciding with the conclusion of the summer program. In years prior to 2020, the format remained consistent, with the date aligning with the end of the program period (usually the last weeks of August).
Background
The NIH/Boehringer Ingelheim Veterinary Scholars Program is a national summer research fellowship conducted by several veterinary schools across the USA. Each university, including Penn Vet, organises its own symposium at the end of the research session, where students present their findings.
Source of Information
The exact details vary slightly from year to year and can typically be found on the Penn Vet website, in newsletters, or in press releases of the respective year. For the most current and specific details, it is recommended to check the official Penn Vet website or contact the Vet School secretariat directly.
In Summary: Twenty-four students from Penn Vet presented their original research at the Veterinary Scholars Symposium, which was held in Spokane, Washington, in August. The research was conducted as part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH)/Boehringer Ingelheim Summer Research Program. For the exact date of a specific year, it is advisable to check the official Penn Vet website or contact the program responsible party.
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