Drs. Ralph Johnson and Candace Joy stop by to talk about diversity efforts among veterinary medical association executives and the upcoming VMAE ThinkWorks conference which will focus on diversity and inclusion in veterinary organizations.

On this episode, Drs. Gilbert John and Evelyn Galban visit to discuss Native Americans in Veterinary Medicine. They discuss the need for more diversity in the profession, veterinary needs across Indian Country and the challenges and triumphs in recruiting Native students

On this episode, Scott Lissner from The Ohio State University stops by to explain the different kinds of service and support animals and the laws that apply to them. Mr. Lissner serves as the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Coordinator and 504 Compliance Officer at OSU

On this episode, Dr. Christine Stanley stopped by to discuss how to facilitate institutional change. Dr. Stanley is a nationally renowned leader in the diversity and inclusion space. This show highlighted how to promote change, leverage opportunities for change and foster a community commitment to diversity and inclusion.

Broadcasting from Lincoln Memorial University’s College of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Greenhill sits down with Dr. Randy Evans, Associate Dean for Career Services and Professional Development and discusses the newly established Lincoln Memorial University and the veterinary needs in the Appalachia Region!

On this episode of AAVMC's Diversity and Inclusion on Air, Drs. Mark Markel and Lynn Maki, of the University of Wisconsin, stop by to talk about the new diversity and inclusion language included in the Council on Education's accreditation standards.

On the first episode of Season 3, Dr. Kathy Wong Lau, Chief Diversity Officer at San Jose University, will sit down to chat about microaggressions. Dr. Wong Lau is an expert in intercultural communications and a leading consultant and trainer in diversity and inclusion.

Microaggressions are statements, actions or incidents regarded as an instance of indirect, subtle, or unintentional discrimination against members of a marginalized group. Dr. Wong will help us understand how to recognize them and how to resist them in the veterinary community.

Info on Dr. Wong Lau: http://www.sjsu.edu/diversity/

On this bonus edition of Diversity and Inclusion on Air, Dr. Mike Chaddock and Dr. Mike Dibler stop by to discuss the importance of LGBT Pride Month.

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On this episode of AAVMC's Diversity and Inclusion on Air, the topic will be men in the profession. The number of men pursuing veterinary medicine has been on a steady decline for years. We'll talk to several veterinary leaders and one veterinary student about this trend and it's impact on the profession. Perhaps, we could get a little closer to answering the age old question "Where are all the men?!"

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On this bonus episode of Diversity and Inclusion on Air, guests Jenna Hartwell, Director of Veterinary Career Services and Professional Development at NC State, and recent grad and former SAVMA President Matt Holland discuss how to bounce back after failing the NAVLE.

Learn more about the Veterinary Career Advisor Network here: http://www.aavmc.org/vetcan.aspx

Learn more about NAVLE retakes here:

https://www.icva.net/navle-general-information/retake-policy/

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