A photo collage where on the left, Madisen takes a selfie outdoors while wearing a stethoscope around her neck and standing on grass in sunlight. On the right, Madisen smiles while holding a small gray kitten indoors on a couch.

Madisen Pivoney, DVM Class of 2029, from Schererville, Indiana, hopes to become a veterinary pathobiologist researching zoonotic diseases that impact animal and human health.

Welcome to Purdue Vet Med, Madisen.

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A series of portraits of Megyn McCoy, a veterinary student. In one image, she stands outdoors on a tree-lined path wearing a light pink dress and smiling at the camera. In another, she stands confidently beneath stone columns wearing a black outfit with a gold graduation stole. In the third image, she smiles while standing in a laboratory wearing a white lab coat, glasses, and blue gloves, with lab equipment visible behind her.

First Year Friday ✨

Welcome Megyn McCoy to the Purdue DVM Class of 2029. She’s excited to explore new areas of veterinary medicine as she begins her journey at Purdue.

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The student sits on a wooden structure outdoors with a smiling tan and white dog in her lap. The dog wears a teal collar, and the student holds a stethoscope around the dog's neck while they both face the camera.

The same student stands outdoors in front of a lush green shrub wearing a long black dress. She holds her stethoscope and smiles at the camera.

A smiling veterinary student wearing a scrub top patterned with cartoon dogs stands indoors with a tiny black puppy tucked adorably into her front pocket. She looks down at the puppy while standing in a clinical workspace.

The student stands under a blooming tree with white flowers near a pond. She wears a Purdue crop top and jeans, holding her stethoscope and smiling brightly.

Meet Taryn Martin from our DVM class of 2029. She is excited for hands-on learning, faculty-led research, and preparing for a future in small animal practice and public health. Long-term, she hopes to own a clinic and become a state veterinarian. Welcome to Purdue.

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Isabel celebrating with her stethoscope

Isabel in her scrubs posing in front of a sign for the Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine

Isabel holding a cat

Meet Isabel Constable, DVM Class of 2029!

From Columbus, IN, she’s chasing her lifelong dream of becoming a vet.

After graduation, she hopes to return to the small animal clinic she loves.

Welcome to the Purdue family, Isabel!

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Rocco Barbon

Meet Rocco Barbon, a proud member of our DVM Class of 2029. Originally from Treviso, Italy, Rocco is excited to begin his veterinary journey at Purdue. He looks forward to learning how to care for small animals and hopes to specialize in orthopedic surgery after graduation.

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A veterinary student wearing a light blue dress stands on a tree-lined path, smiling and holding a stethoscope around her neck. Sunlight filters through the leaves and casts soft shadows along the walkway.

Meet Mollie Hill, a new member of our DVM Class of 2029. She is from Franklin, Indiana, and is excited to work with many species while building her clinical skills. She hopes to pursue equine sports medicine or mixed animal general practice. Welcome to Purdue, Mollie!

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Top left: Allison Miller stands in a green field wearing a light gray dress and holding a stethoscope. Top right: Allison, wearing a black graduation cap and gold Purdue stole, stands beside a chestnut horse. Bottom: Allison holds a Purdue Veterinary Medicine pennant next to the same horse, surrounded by autumn trees.

First-Year Friday: Meet Allison Miller, DVM Class of 2029!

Allison, from Coldwater, MI, is excited for new experiences, anatomy lab, and walking her canine educator. She plans to pursue the companion animal track with an interest in equine theriogenology.

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Four photos of DVM student Connor Guest. Top left: Connor stands beside a sign that reads “Equine & Farm Animal Hospital Entrance” at Purdue University. Top right: Connor stands next to a livestock trailer and rests a hand on the side near cattle inside. Bottom left: Connor, wearing scrubs and a stethoscope, smiles with an older veterinarian in a clinic hallway decorated with a “Congratulations” banner. Bottom right: close view of Connor working cattle in a chute while holding a tail.

#FirstYearFriday Welcome Connor Guest, DVM 2029 from Hartsville, SC. He is drawn to Purdue’s hands-on curriculum and close-knit class. Goal after graduation: rural mixed animal practice in the Southeast, especially beef cattle. Glad to have you here, Connor!

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