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VMCVM Alumni/Student Spotlight: Carley Elliott , articleMeet Carley Elliott, Ph.D. candidate and Master of Public Health alum in the Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine. Carley has "become increasingly passionate about the health and well-being of both humans and animals and the ways diseases like cancer impact us all." Carley cares for a feral cat colony, has a personal cat named Cheech, a 4-foot ball python named Noodle, and wishes she had the ability to talk and listen to each of them.
Date: Sep 03, 2026 - -
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She earned a Ph.D. in the spring, enters as a first-year student in the fall , articleWith enough research accolades to be among the faculty, Elliana Vickers looks to grow in patient care as a student and fulfill a lifelong dream to be a veterinarian.
Date: Sep 01, 2026 - -
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VMCVM Alumni Spotlight: Courtney Conroy , articleMeet Courtney Conroy '13, DVM '17, associate veterinarian at Clevengers Corner Veterinary Care in Amissville, Virginia. Courtney said the best advice she got was that "No patient walks itself into a veterinary clinic," but that really did happen once! She loves hobby farming and being called "Farmer Courtney." Amid a menagerie of over 30 animals (not counting two bee hives), her and her husband's dog is named "Skipper" for the cannon fired after Hokies touchdowns.
Date: Aug 21, 2026 - -
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Public health alumna, center director guide road map for cancer prevention in Virginia , articleAs a public health graduate student at Virginia Tech, Amanda Qadado helped public health associate professor Sophie Wenzel gather data for the 2018-22 state cancer plan. Today, Qadado is collaborating with Wenzel in leading the new plan’s development.
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Contacts
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Jasmine Bryant DVM '17 , bioDirector of Alumni and Referring Practitioner Relations ▪︎ jasmineb@vt.edu ▪︎ 540-231-4222
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Anokhi Valia , bioAdvancement Program and Event Manager ▪︎ anokhiv@vt.edu ▪︎ 540-231-5809