Powell Receives National Advising Award
Jeremy Powell, D.V.M.
The National Academic Advising Association has selected Jeremy Powell, D.V.M., associate professor of animal science in Dale Bumpers College of Agricultural, Food and Life Sciences at the University of Arkansas, as recipient of an Outstanding Advising Award. The award will be presented at the association's annual meeting this fall.
Powell advises pre-veterinary medicine students and is faculty adviser to the Pre-Vet Club in the animal science department. He teaches and conducts University of Arkansas Division of Agriculture research and extension programs in companion animal management and animal health.
The National Academic Advising Association, based in Manhattan, Kan., promotes quality academic advising in higher education and professional development for its 10,000 members.
Contacts
Howell Medders, Coordinator
AGCS
575-5647,
hmedders@uark.edu
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