Ithaca, NY — State University of New York Chancellor John B. King Jr. today highlighted groundbreaking veterinary research advancements at the New York State College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University during a tour with Dean Lorin Warnick, campus officials, and students. During his visit, Chancellor King emphasized the importance of research for the public good and its impact on supporting health and economic prosperity. As part of his campus tour, Chancellor King also visited the plant science department and met students participating in the Empire State Service Corps, a program launched by Governor Kathy Hochul that provides paid service opportunities for SUNY students throughout New York State.

"The work being done at the College of Veterinary Medicine is a powerful example of SUNY's excellence in research and scholarship that advances the public good," said SUNY Chancellor King. "Through this research and its practical applications, there are new advancements that may help those battling liver cancer, which is one of the deadliest and most challenging cancers to address. SUNY is proud of the research taking place on our campuses, including the College of Veterinary Medicine, which will help New York State continue to serve as a national and global leader in advancing new scientific achievements and emerging industries."

Read the full SUNY press release here.