NANDI THERIOGENOLOGY SCHOLARS – CLASS OF 2023
The Theriogenology Foundation announces the selection of four senior veterinary students as the 2023 Nandi Theriogenology Scholars. This third class of Nandi Scholars was selected from a pool of 17 applicants representing 12 different veterinary schools. They will be recognized and receive their awards of $10,000 each at the Annual Conference in Birmingham, Alabama on Friday, July 21. Thanks to the 26 dedicated reviewers who selected these outstanding four students, and to all who have donated to the Foundation to make these awards possible.
Matthew Barnes - Washington State University
After graduation Matt will return to northeastern Nevada where he grew up as a 7th generation rancher to join a mixed animal practice. His goal is to increase both large and small animal reproductive services for his practice and become an ACT Diplomate by the alternate route.
Leah Ramsaran – Cornell University
Leah will pursue a residency in Theriogenology and use this training toward the advancement of conservation efforts for endangered species.
Dane Schwartz – Washington State University
Dane is applying for a year-long academic internship in Food Animal Production Medicine and then will seek a residency in Theriogenology. He is interested in private practice or academic career emphasizing comparative Theriogenology & ART.
Sabrina Van Schyndel – University of Guelph
Sabrina is joining a large, multi-practitioner bovine practice in Southern Ontario specializing in dairy reproductive management, preventive medicine and surgery.
