The Class of 2021 Goes Forth
After more than a year of social distancing and many online courses, University of Vermont graduates gathered at the UVM Athletic Complex for a series of in-person commencement ceremonies held Thursday, May 20, Friday, May 21 and Sunday, May 23. All ceremonies followed strict COVID-19 safety protocols and were broadcast live for graduates, family and friends joining virtually.
Prevent. Detect. Respond.
Animal science major Kortnie Wheaton was always interested in the way diseases spread between animals and humans. She even wrote her UVM admissions essay on mad cow disease, but until arriving at UVM, never envisioned herself working with livestock or in the field of biosecurity.
Gift Honors Beloved UVM Professor - and Father - Dr. Albert Smith with Two Endowed Professorships
Dr. Margaret “Peggy” Rosenfeld ’74 characterizes her father, Dr.
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