Dr. Thomas Van Winkle, V ’75, professor of pathology, director of diagnostic services and chief of the Small Animal Necropsy Service, was awarded the Carl Norden–Pfizer Distinguished Teacher Award. Dr. Van Winkle’s interests include spontaneous diseases of small companion animals and diseases of the central nervous system, the liver and pancreas, the eye, and to a lesser extent the cardiovascular and respiratory systems.

Class of 2010 Award
The Class of 2010 presented an award to Dr. Thomas Van Winkle, V ’75, professor of pathology, director of diagnostic services and chief of the Small Animal Necropsy Service.

Dr. Kenneth Drobatz, professor of critical care and director of the Matthew J. Ryan Veterinary Hospital’s Emergency Service, received the Dean’s Award for Leadership in Clinical Science Education. Dr. Drobatz’s clinical interests include emergency medicine, clinical epidemiology, trauma, and electrolytes in critically ill animals.

Dr. David Artis, assistant professor of parasitology, was awarded the Dean’s Award for Leadership in Basic Science Education. Dr. Artis’ laboratory works to gain a better understanding of the immuno-regulatory mechanisms that govern the initiation, regulation and effector responses following gastrointestinal helminth infection.

The Class of 2008 presented awards to Dr. David Holt, chief of the Ryan Veterinary Hospital’s Section of Surgery; Dr. Peter Chapman, assistant professor of medicine; and Dr. Ray Sweeney, V ’82, chief of medicine at New Bolton Center’s department of clinical studies.

The Class of 2011 presented an award to Dr. Peter Chapman, assistant professor of medicine.

The Class of 2009 presented awards to Dr. Rebecka Hess, assistant professor of medicine at the Vet School’s Philadelphia campus, and Dr. Rose Nolen-Walston, assistant professor of Medicine at the New Bolton Center campus.