BTVMA awards scholarships to veterinary technology students

Eight students in Morehead State’s veterinary technology program have been awarded scholarships by the Buffalo Trace Veterinary Medical Association (BTVMA.) 

Students who received the scholarship were Samantha Anderson, a senior from Somerset; Alexa Nelko, a junior from Cranberry Township, Pennsylvania; Katherine Morris, a post-baccalaureate student from Lexington; Ariel Green, a junior from Seattle, Washington; Julie Snyder, a senior from Cincinnati, Ohio; Melissa Wilson, a senior from Macedonia, Ohio; Hannah Casto, a senior from Washington Court House, Ohio; and Morgan Howard, a senior from Owingsville. 

All students enrolled in veterinary technology program at MSU are automatically eligible for the BTVMA scholarships. Recipients are full-time undergraduate students admitted to the veterinary technology program, who have demonstrated outstanding academic and clinical abilities and are continuing in the program.  

MSU has an ongoing partnership with BTVMA, hosting the organization’s annual Morehead Clinic Days.  This event is a two-day regional meeting that hosts more than 125 veterinarians and more than 50 veterinary technicians from across the Commonwealth and surrounding states.  

For more information about the veterinary technology program at MSU, visit www.moreheadstate.edu/study/vettech or call 606-783-2328.