Cornell University

Cornell University is one of the preeminent research universities in the world, with extensive poultry research facilities adjacent to campus, including a feed mixing unit, available for poultry studies.

Poultry Related Courses

Undergraduate Courses

• Bachelor of Veterinary Science In addition to a strong foundation in biomedical and clinical disciplines, the educational program also emphasizes important related topics in veterinary medicine such as: communication skills, client relations, ethics, public health, practice management, and professional development.

Postgraduate Courses

• Masters of Science & PhD Graduate fields of study for a master of science (MS) or a doctor of philosophy (PhD) degree include comparative biomedical sciences, immunology, pharmacology, physiology, and zoology. An interdisciplinary approach to learning is employed. Here is information about the many graduate programs, how to become a Dual DVM/PhD Degree student, and graduate research assistant opportunities.

Research

Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine

Animal Health Diagnostic Center (AHDC), a division of the Department of Population Medicine and Diagnostic Sciences, represents a partnership between the New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets and the College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University. The center is focused on improving the health of food and fiber-producing, companion, sporting, zoo and wildlife animals, thereby supporting the economic well-being of the animal industry.

The AHDC also seeks to prevent communicable diseases or conditions that have an impact on human health. The Animal Health Diagnostic Center accomplishes this by providing laboratory testing, education, consulting, outbreak investigation, and prevention programs for the veterinary community, companion animal owners, the livestock industry, and zoos.

The Avian Diagnostic Sample Collection

The Partners in Animal Health is a collection of innovative, reliable resources for veterinarians and pet owners, developed by veterinary experts at the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine. The free online based resource teaches how to properly collect and submit a variety of diagnostic samples in poultry with this comprehensive training video. Developed by leading poultry specialists at Cornell University and the United States Department of Agriculture, this practical guide shows you how to collect samples from live birds as well as how to systemically gather samples during the avian post-mortem examination. To access this free interactive tool click here…

People Involved in Poultry Research

• Dr. Benjamin Lucio-Martinez DVM, MS, PhD,
• Dr. Jodi Korich DVM,
• Dr. Jaime Ruiz DVM, MAM, ACPV,
• Dr. Alfonso Torres DVM, MS, PhD

See Also

• Anatomy of the Chicken
• PoultryHub List of Avian Diseases
• Rapid Tests for Poultry Diseases

External Links

• Cornell University
• Cornell University College of Veterinary Sciences