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AASV Announces Student Poster Competition Participants for 2025

The AASV is pleased to announce the participants in the fifteenth annual Veterinary Student Poster Competition, sponsored by United Animal Health. Based on scores received in the judging of abstracts submitted by veterinary students in September, the top fifteen poster abstracts have been chosen for judging. The selected presentations were randomly assigned to the judging order below.

A panel of three practitioner judges will conduct a brief interview of each student presenter as they evaluate the student’s poster during the AASV Annual Meeting. The judging scoresheet is available online at aasv.org/foundation/veterinary-students/scholarship-competition/poster-competition/.  The results of the poster competition will be announced during the AASV-AASV Foundation Luncheon on Monday, March 3. United Animal Health is providing the following awards to the poster competitors:

1st place poster: $500
2nd & 3rd place: $400 each
4th, 5th, & 6th place: $300 each
7th – 15th place: $200 each

AASV Student Poster Competition

1. Oral NSAID impact on production and additional treatments of grow-to-finish pigs challenged with respiratory viruses
Morgan Almeida, Iowa State University

2. Evaluation of the response to antibiotic treatment in newly placed finishing pigs
Bryn Anderson, University of Minnesota

3. Evaluation of intradermal vaccination in piglets to improve welfare and labor efficiency, reduce stress responses and pain, and minimize injuries to piglets and producers
Madeline Benedetti, University of Guelph

4. Evaluation of lameness and lesion scores when a crude fiber concentrate is applied at time of pen mixing in gestating females
Mallory Wilhelm, Iowa State University

5. Factors influencing flank, tail, and ear lesions in conventionally housed finishing pigs
Yasmeen Samar, University of Pennsylvania

6. Evaluation of PRRS modified live virus vaccination in combination with killed autogenous PRRS vaccination on performance of growing pigs challenged with 1-4-4 PRRS virus
Seth Boss, Iowa State University

7. A case study: Characterization of Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae replacement gilt exposure program in commercial sow systems
Murray Perkins, Iowa State University

8. Correlation between velocity patterns of pig spermatozoa and phagocytosis by neutrophils
Yaneli Hernandez Flores, University of Guadalajara

9. Use of a progesterone test strip for management of replacement gilts and weaned P1 sows
Maeve Davis, Virginia-Maryland Regional CVM

10. Can swine transport trailers be used to evaluate the Salmonella status of a farm?
Casondra Snow, University of Minnesota

11. An evaluation of sow feeding behavior and stanchion preference in gestation pens with 48-inch stanchions
Benjamin Rogers, University of Illinois

12. Regulation of periweaning body temperature is improved in piglets given higher doses of injectable iron dextran during the suckling period
Molly Jones, North Carolina State University

13. An evaluation of the use of artificial intelligence in porcine lung lesion scoring
Sadie Sims, University of Tennessee

14. Effect of antioxidant supplementation in sows pre-farrow and during lactation on sow and piglet performance
Ayva Bohr, Iowa State University

15. Effect of antibiotic and stimbiotic interventions in the periparturient period on sow mortality
Annika Senn, Kansas State University