This co-investment into has been welcomed by the Head
of School Professor Jonathan Hill, who sees the partnership benefiting
veterinary education and facilitating improvements in nutritional management of
companion animals.
Hill's Pet Nutrition has partnered for several years with UQ's School of Veterinary Science, including providing funding for a part-time senior lecturer in clinical nutrition, Dr Scott Campbell, and a full-time clinical nutrition support service veterinary technician, Natalie Harvey, both UQ graduates. They will teach and consult on a range of specialist nutritional issues primarily for cats and dogs through UQ's Small Animal Clinic and Veterinary Teaching Hospital, St Lucia.
Hill's Pet Nutrition also sponsors The Veterinary Leadership Experience for UQ Veterinary Science students, which aims to help vet students develop key, non-technical life skills such as social awareness, teamwork, communication and personal leadership.
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University of Queensland
Hill's Pet Nutrition
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Hill's Pet Nutrition has partnered for several years with UQ's School of Veterinary Science, including providing funding for a part-time senior lecturer in clinical nutrition, Dr Scott Campbell, and a full-time clinical nutrition support service veterinary technician, Natalie Harvey, both UQ graduates. They will teach and consult on a range of specialist nutritional issues primarily for cats and dogs through UQ's Small Animal Clinic and Veterinary Teaching Hospital, St Lucia.
Hill's Pet Nutrition also sponsors The Veterinary Leadership Experience for UQ Veterinary Science students, which aims to help vet students develop key, non-technical life skills such as social awareness, teamwork, communication and personal leadership.
Related websites:
University of Queensland
Hill's Pet Nutrition
Related folder:
Dossier AllAbout Pet Food
Subscribe here to the free animal feed newsletter
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