Thirteen veterinary students earned scholarships from the American Veterinary Medical Foundation. The winners were announced Sunday during the Foundation's board meeting.

The following students will receive $2,000 each through the 2008 Veterinary Student Scholarship program:

• Holly Brown—Louisiana State University, class of 2010, seeks a career in shelter medicine and disaster preparedness
• Kathleen Ebers—Mississippi State University, class of 2010, seeks a career in disaster preparedness and response and public health
• Jennafer Glaesemann—Iowa State University, class of 2011, seeks a career in animal health studies and disaster preparedness and response
• Stic Harris—University of Georgia, class of 2009, seeks a career in public health and disaster management
• Barbara Harrison—Tufts University, class of 2011, seeks a career in large animal or equine medicine
• Gregory Krane—Tufts University, class of 2009, seeks a career in animal health studies
• Christa Lloyd—University of Minnesota, class of 2011, seeks a career in disaster preparedness and public health
• Cassandra Miller—University of Wisconsin, class of 2010, seeks a career in public health and comparative medicine
• Koren Moore—University of Georgia, class of 2011, seeks a career in public health and disease prevention
• Kelly Sulik—Texas A&M University, class of 2010, seeks a career in large animal or equine medicine

The following students will receive $1,000 each through the Mildred C. Sylvester Fund:

• Pamela Alonzo—Kansas State University, class of 2011, seeks a career in shelter medicine and public health
• Kate E. Breyer—University of Illinois, class of 2010, seeks a career in public health and disease prevention, disaster preparedness and response
• Matthew Edson—Kansas State University, class of 2011, seeks a career in large animal medicine and emergency response

The mission of the AVMF is to embrace and advance the well-being and medical care of animals. To learn more, visit www.avmf.org.