The AETA Recognizes the 2017 Student Scholarship Recipients

The AETA chose 10 out of 14 well-qualified students to receive scholarships to participate in the 2017 AETA-CETA/ACTE Joint Annual Convention. These Student Scholarship Awards help to cover expenses at each AETA and CETA/ACTE Joint Annual Convention. The Scholarship includes student registration, preconvention seminar(s), pre-conference sessions, Friday and Saturday scientific sessions, banquet, breakfasts, lunches, breaks, maximum hotel accommodations for three nights, round trip airfare for one, and entrance to the pre-conference social. The recipients for 2017 are as follows:

To be eligible to receive the scholarship, applicants must be currently enrolled in an accredited university or program, be interested in pursuing a career in embryo transfer, and must be a current student member of the AETA (membership is free to students!). Immediately following the convention, the recipients submit an essay to describe what they learned and experienced at the annual convention. Please be sure to check the upcoming issue of the AETA newsletter, A Closer Look, for details to apply for a 2018 scholarship.

Please help the AETA in congratulating these students on their achievements. If you have a student that fits the above criteria that you would like to nominate for the scholarship, please reach out to Morgan Montgomery (morganm@assochq.org) at AETA headquarters.

Front row: Travis Wilfong, Camille Ogletree, Cody Sacquitne, Meggan Freeland, Jordan Fairman, Danielle Cucuzella
Back row: Zane Gouker, Cole Ratzburg, Michael Campbell, Bruce Frederick

AETA Video

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Small Ruminant Embryo Transfer Training Video

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