Veterinary Science Seniors Compete in Animal Management Contest
Dr. Nealigh's Veterinary Science lab seniors traveled to the Ohio State Fairgrounds to compete in the Ohio FFA Animal Management Career Development Event (CDE) contest. The purpose is to allow students to demonstrate knowledge and skills associated with companion animals in the pet industry.
The students who participated included Maggie Eck (Twin Valley South), Dalton Hill (Miamisburg), Kameron Workman (Miami East), Kailee Hollinger (Tri-County North), Rachel Oliver (Miamisburg), and Ava Thorpe (Huber Heights).
The Veterinary Science Senior Team placed 7th out of 30 teams. Congratulations to those who participated.
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