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Cargill assists CVM school
By: Calli Turner
Issue date: 6/18/07 Section: News
The College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (CVM) signed an educational alliance with Cargill/ Nutrena Inc. Tuesday.
Angela G. Clendenin, CVM's director of communications and public relations, said this partnership will provide feed for the large animal clinic, a faculty award, financial support for at least one veterinary student and many educational benefits.
"Cargill/Nutrena Inc. is pleased to assist in advancing the programs and educational opportunities for veterinary medical students at Texas A&M University," said John Windwehen, South Texas general manager, in a news release.
"We're very excited. Cargill has been a friend of the College of Veterinary Medicine for a long time," Clendenin said.
The company is as an international provider of food, agricultural and risk management products and services.
Angela G. Clendenin, CVM's director of communications and public relations, said this partnership will provide feed for the large animal clinic, a faculty award, financial support for at least one veterinary student and many educational benefits.
"Cargill/Nutrena Inc. is pleased to assist in advancing the programs and educational opportunities for veterinary medical students at Texas A&M University," said John Windwehen, South Texas general manager, in a news release.
"We're very excited. Cargill has been a friend of the College of Veterinary Medicine for a long time," Clendenin said.
The company is as an international provider of food, agricultural and risk management products and services.
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