On Sunday, June 14th, Animal Science
faculty, staff and their dogs, helped support the Humane Society of
Chittenden County by participating in the 15th Annual Walk for the
Animals. Dr. Betsy Greene enjoyed watching her Jack Russell
Terrier, Greta, jump for joy after crossing the finish line and
receiving her 
O'Neil's rescued
Greyhound, along with Helen Maciejewski's grand dog, Sasha, to take a
refreshing dip in the water fountain at Battery Park. Other
participants included Dr. Kerr and his wife Helyn, along with their
HSCC alum dogs, Onyx and Mercury; Fran Kinghorn and her enthusiastic
dog, Otis; as well as long time friend and supporter of the
department's equine program, Jan Schwarz, who helped walk Greta.
Dr. Carew cheered the team on, shown here with Dr. Kerr and Mercury.
The department wishes to thank everyone who contributed to this great
cause and enabled the team to donate $350 to the
Humane Society of Chittenden County. (pictures courtesy
of Jane Kennedy O'Neil)
Kelly Sabo Schulze graduated from the University of Vermont
in 2005 with a B.S. in Animal Science. While at UVM Kelly
participated in CREAM (Cooperative for Real Education in Agricultural
Management), a student-run dairy which places emphasis on experiential
learning to develop interpersonal, teamwork, and practical
problem-solving skills. Kelly concentrated her studies on dairy
and agricultural business. She has been employed for the last 5
years by VT Dairy Herd Improvement Association as a dairy records
specialist. Kelly also operates her own animal photography
business, Mountain
Dog Photography, LLC and is a member of Vermont Professional
Photographers.
Students in Animal Science may develop a program of study under one
of four available options:
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