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Research helps shed light on global burden of animal disease
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President, provost host Veterinary Medicine town hall
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BBC DIRA YA DUNIA IJUMAA 28/09/2018 (Swahili)
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Kichaa cha mbwa: Jamii yaanzisha wakfu wa Sharon live-on foundation kukabiliana na ugonjwa ho (Swahili)
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Research to help water flow more freely to farms, fish, people
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WSU’s new WADDL facility to support animal and human health
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WSU to break ground on new lab
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New WSU disease surveillance research points to targeted vaccination campaigns to fight endemic foot-and-mouth disease in rural East African cattle
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Rabies Elimination: Community Led Delivery of Dog Vaccines is Key
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10 Years: WSU’s Global Animal Health pursues ‘One World. One Health.’
Postdoctoral Programs
Postdoctoral Programs
Postdoctoral Opportunities
The Allen School offers postdoctoral opportunities for both post-DVM and post-Ph.D. graduates. There are a variety of research opportunities within the school and at the WADDL (see below) facilities. Areas of focus can also include work in Veterinary Microbiology and Pathology.
Combined Ph.D. Programs (CVM)
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Resident Opportunities
Established in 1974, the Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory (WADDL) one element in a network of diagnostic reference facilities throughout the U.S. WADDL facilities include the main laboratory on the WSU Pullman campus and the Avian Health Laboratory in Puyallup, WA. Although WADDL does not have instructional department status, its faculty provide instruction in the DVM and graduate programs.
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Current Residents at WADDL (CVM)