Pre-Vet Club
As a member of the Pre-Vet Club at The University of Findlay, you will have the opportunity to meet many new friends, get involved with on-campus activities and serve as a volunteer throughout the Findlay area.

Some on-campus activities the Pre-Vet Club sponsors are the Fall Rodeo in October (in 2006, voted "Best Campus Event" by Campus Planning Board) and  Powder-Puff Football in the Spring. This year, the club's annual Spring Fling, a campus event held for all students featuring jazz and swing dancing, was voted as "Model Education Student Organization Program of the Year" by Student Activities & Commuter Student Services.  

                    
                     One of the Pre-Vet students trying her luck.....Hold on ! 
      
As a member of The University of Findlay's Pre-Vet Club, you will be able to volunteer for the Hancock County Humane Society at their weekly bingo games or as a companion for the animals up for adoption. Also, you can learn more about birds of prey as a volunteer in the Raptor Rehab Program or help with the yearly "Ribbit on the River", the Humane Society's annual fund-raising event.

The Pre-Vet Club takes several field trips each year such as attending the yearly Midwest Veterinary Conference in Columbus, Ohio. You will have the opportunity to listen to many speakers outside the University including practicing veterinarians, specialists and veterinary school representatives. This past year, speakers from The Ohio State University, Purdue University, Michigan State University and Ross University spoke to the club. In November 2006, a representative came from Mississippi State University. 

                   
                              The Pre-Vet Club officers hard at work !

A new fundraisier activity for the club this year was working at Cedar Point Amusement Park. The group served as guest "spooks" !

                       
                                            The Pre-Vet Spooks
                   
Equine Emergency Team
As a member of The University of Findlay's Equine Emergency Team, you will have the opportunity to be on-call for equine emergencies throughout the night on specific nights that you have personally requested.  You will be able to monitor the behavior and health of a horse at the Equine Hospital at The University Equine Veterinary Services practice if an equine emergency arises. You will learn and see first hand what being on-call is all about!

The opportunity you have as a member of The University of Findlay's Equine Emergency Team provides you a great way to better know your fellow classmates, an in-depth experience in the veterinary profession and more familiarity with large animal and equine medicine.

                    
              A student assisting Dr Henninger perform an endoscopic exam