The 85th Texas Legislature, which convened this past January, agreed that the idea for a second veterinary college in Texas—Texas A&M is presently the only one—warranted a closer look. As a result, the Legislature earmarked $4.1 million in the current state budget for further study of the project’s feasibility. The consultants will offer guidance on the process, including such things as planning, budgets, and accreditation, Brad Ashworth, vice chancellor, communications and marketing at Texas Tech, told Veterinary Practice News. Read more…
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