DVM Elective Courses
BTS faculty have taught and/or currently teach numerous elective courses in the DVM curriculum. These include:
- VTMED 6100 – Anatomy of the Carnivore (Spring)
- VTMED 6101 – Anatomy of the Horse (Spring)
- VTMED 6102 – Anatomy of the Ruminant (Spring)
- VTMED 6103 – Comparative Anatomy (Spring)
- VTMED 6602 – Lab Animal Medicine (Fall)
- VTMED 6740 – Seminar in Topics of Global Veterinary Medicine (Spring)
- VTMED 6741 – Wellness and Sterilization Clinics Abroad (Winter)
- VTMED 6754 – Small Animal Euthanasia (Spring)
- VTMED 6581 – Animals as Food (Spring)
Beth Bennett, DVM, DACLAM
CARE Veterinarian
BMS Adjunct Assistant Professor
Lead Instructor, Lab Animal Medicine
Gerald Duhamel, DVM, PhD, DACVP
Professor of Anatomic Pathology
Marnie FitzMaurice, VMD, PhD
Senior Lecturer
Assistant Dean for Veterinary Curriculum
Course Leader, Neuroanatomy
Brandon Hedrick, PhD
Assistant Professor
Hedrick Lab
Karen Hirsch, DVM
Assistant Professor of Practice
Lead Instructor, Small Animal Euthanasia
Antonia Jameson Jordan, DVM, PhD
Senior Lecturer
Director of Undergraduate Physiology
Lead Instructor, Animals as Food
Paul Maza, DVM, PhD
Professor of Practice
Lead Instructor, Anatomy of the Carnivore; Seminar in Topics of Global Veterinary Medicine; Wellness and Sterilization Clinics Abroad
Allison Miller, DVM, CVA, CCRP
Senior Lecturer
Lead Instructor, Anatomy of the Horse
Bill Ryerson, PhD
Senior Lecturer in Anatomy
Course Leader, Foundation Course I (The Animal Body)
Lead Instructor, Comparative Anatomy
Ryerson Lab