Cornell will use gift for new fellowship program
Ithaca, N.Y. --C ornell's College of Veterinary Medicine has sights on strengthening its equine education and research programs following a the receipt of a $25,000 unrestricted gift from Plainfield Asset Management of Greenwich, Conn.
Ithaca, N.Y.
- Cornell's College of Veterinary Medicine has sights on strengthening its equine education and research programs following a the receipt of a $25,000 unrestricted gift from Plainfield Asset Management of Greenwich, Conn.
Plainfield has investments in several horse-racing facilities.
Cornell will use the gift to support a new clinical fellowship, which was awarded in its first-year to Dr. Sophy Jesty. The two-year Clinical Fellows Program addresses the shortage of academic veterinarians conducting animal disease research and costs $220,000 per student, according to the college.
Clemson University breaks ground on South Carolina’s first veterinary school
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