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History

The STVM is made up of scientists, veterinarians and students from more than 40 countries with common interests in tropical veterinary medicine. It was founded in 1978 as the American Society for Tropical Veterinary Medicine but proposed to become an international organization at its Biennial Meeting in San Juan, Puerto Rico in 1991. A new constitution was drawn up with the name, Society for Tropical Veterinary Medicine, and was approved by the membership.

 

Dr. Jim Williams, President of the Society, worked with an artist to develop the logo. The STVM encourages student participation in the organization and sponsors two student awards. The Norval-Young Award provides support for a student to attend the Biennial Meeting and the Career Development Award provides support for a training program in some area of tropical veterinary medicine.

Past Officers


Date

 

 

Position

 

Officer

   2007-2009

 

President
President-Elect
Past-President
Secretary-Treasurer

Newsletter Editor
Student Program

 

        Olivier Sparagano

        Julio Figueroa

        Edmour Blouin &

        Katherine Kocan

        Will Goff

        Zandra Andre

 

 

    2005-2007

 

 

 

President
President-Elect
Past-President
Secretary-Treasurer
Newsletter Editor
Student Programs

 

         Jean Charles Maillard

         Olivier Sparagano

         Edmour F. Blouin

         Thomas Walton

         Will Goff

         Pat Conrad

 

    2003-2005

 

 

 

President
President-Elect
Past-President
Secretary-Treasurer
Newsletter Editor
Student Programs

 

          Edmour F. Blouin

          Jean Charles Maillard

          Bob Bokma

          Thomas Walton

          Will Goff

          Pat Conrad

2001-2003

 

President
President-Elect
Past-President
Secretary-Treasurer
Newsletter Editor
Student Programs

Bob Bokma
Edmour F. Blouin
Paul Gibbs
Thomas Walton
Will Goff
Pat Conrad

1999-2001

President
President-Elect
Past-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Newsletter Editor
Student Programs

Paul Gibbs
Bob Bokma
Emmanuel Camus
Edmour F. Blouin
Thomas Walton
Bob Bokma
Pat Conrad

1997-1999

President
President-Elect
Past-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Newsletter Editor
Student Programs

Emmanuel Camus
Paul Gibbs
James House
Edmour F. Blouin
Thomas Walton
Bob Bokma
Pat Conrad

1995-1997

 

President
President-Elect
Past-President
Secretary
Treasurer
Newsletter Editor
Student Programs

James House
Emmanuel Camus
Katherine M. Kocan
Edmour F. Blouin
Thomas Walton
Alwynelle Ahl
Pat Conrad

1993-1995

 

President
President-Elect
Past-President
Secretary

Treasurer
Newsletter Editor
Student Programs

Katherine M. Kocan
James House
Jim C. Williams
Alwynelle Ahl/
Edmour F. Blouin
Thomas Walton
Alwynelle Ahl
Karel Schat

1991-1993

 

President
President-Elect
Secretary
Treasurer
Newsletter Editor

Jim C. Williams
Katherine M. Kocan
Alwynelle Ahl
Thomas Walton
Alwynelle Ahl

Past Meetings and Dedications


See our Past Events web page for more information.

 

                        Past STVM meetings were dedicated to:

  • 2005  Dr. Jim Williams
  • 2003  Dr. Connie Yunker
  • 2001  Dr. Alain Provost
  • 1999  Dr. Duncan Brown
  • 1997  Dr. Gerrit Uilenberg
  • 1995  Dr. Alan Young and Dr. Andy Norval

Honorary Members


Honorary membership is the highest award bestowed by the STVM. It recognizes individuals of good moral character who have achieved eminence in tropical veterinary medicine. For a complete list, see our Members web page.

Alain Provost Award Winner

2005             

  Cynthia M.Tate               Characterization of a  Previously Undescribed Anaplasma sp.      of  White-tailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus)  

Norval Young Award Winners


Year

Awardees

Title


2005

     Samantha Gibbs                          Avian Indicators of West Nile Virus in Georgia

     University of Georgia, USA         

 

2003

Michael J. Yabsley
University of Georgia, USA

Distribution and Molecular Heterogeneity of Ehrlichia chaffeensis from White-Tailed Deer (Odocoileus virginianus)

2001

Joseph K. Gaydos
University of Georgia, USA

The Dynamics of Maternal Antibodies to Hemorrhagic Disease Viruses (Reoviridae: Orbivirus) in White-tailed Deer at an Enzootic Site

1999

Michel
de Garine-Wichatitsky
CIRAD-EMVT, France

Reginald A. Valdez
Washington State University,USA
 

Assessing Infection Risk by Vectors: Spatial and Temporal Distribution of African Ticks


An In Vivo Model to Investigate Lymphocyte Mediated Immunity During Acute Hemoparasite Infections: Use of a Monoclonal Antibody to Selectively Deplete CD4+ T Lymphocytes from Thymectomized Calves

1997

Christine Jost
Tufts University, USA


Darren Watt
University of Edinburgh, CTVM

An Ethnoveterinary and Serological Evaluation of the Karamoja, Uganda Community Animal Health Care Worker Program

A PCR Based Study in Three Different Areas of Kenya in Relation to the Presence of Theileriosis in Cattle and Ticks

Career Development Award Winners


Year

Awardees

Title


2003

Lisa A. Shender
University of California, Davis

Externship at the Bird Park (Parque das Aves), Iguazu Falls, Brazil.

2000

Marie-Claude Theoret
University of Montreal

Matthew T. Stachmus
Virginia-Maryland Regional Coll. Veterinary Medicine

Orangutan Foundation International. Rehabilitation Program in Kalamatan, Borneo

Remote Army medical Program-Guatemala. Evaluation of Short Term Veterinary Shuttles
 

1999

Rachel C. Eddleman
Auburn University

Guatemala Veterinary Project: A cooperative effort between Remote Army Medical and the University of Tennessee: Identification of common intestinal parasites and seroprevalence of bovine brucellosis in El Peten, Guatemala

1998

M. Lisa Tuzo
University of Tennessee

Celine Leheurteux
University of Montreal

Claudia Harper
Tufts University

Remote Area Medical (RAM) Veterinary Services Project in Guatemala

Field Training Project of ASETO (Assistance in the Animal Production Sector) in Oriental Chad

Diagnosis and Treatment of Diseases of Warm water Fishes, University of Florida

1997

Dana Roth
Tufts University

Tropical Animal Pathology, CIRAD-EMVT, Montpellier, France

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