Malini DesaiVice President & President-Elect
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Zoe WalkerSecretary & Foreign Language ChairI am a first-year veterinary student with a small animal focus. I went to Emory University majoring in Chemistry and Spanish. I have always been interested in global veterinary medicine and expanding my knowledge of how animal medicine and public health are practiced worldwide. My travels so far have included Spain, France, Italy, Mexico, and Canada and I hope to continue exploring other countries! I have learned there is such value in learning about other cultures and developing my skills as a veterinarian across the world.
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S.K. TwymanTreasurerI am a second year vet student with a Bachelor's in Genetics and a Master's in Comparative Biomedical Sciences. I have an interest in bridging the gap between human and animal medicine, as well as bridging the gap across different cultures under the diverse umbrella of vet med! I think it's amazing that veterinarians have the ability to bring people from all different places and societies together with the common goal of promoting animal health. A dream of mine is to travel abroad and share what I have learned at UGA with other cultures to promote the health of animals and humans globally. My travels so far have included Europe, Eastern Africa, Indonesia, and Central America; I cannot wait to continue exploring new cultures and learning from them in turn!
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Becca RauWebsite ManagerI'm a second year mixed animal-track veterinary student with a particular interest in equine radiology and diagnostic imaging. As an undergraduate, I majored in Biological Sciences, but took seminar classes in International Agriculture; which sparked my passion in learning how the rest of the world is advancing veterinary science, agribusiness, and climate conservation. I've been lucky enough to travel abroad in the past, and hope to be able to travel as a veterinary professional to broaden my perspective and appreciation of not only international animal science, but all the different cultures that have advanced veterinary medicine to what it is today.
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