Dr. R. Bruce Hollett

Bruce Hollett

Bruce Hollett, DVM, MS, DIPACT, Assoc.Professor & Director of Continuing Education - Cohort 2003

The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) has named R. Bruce Hollett, DVM, MS, and Mrs. Lucy Kester as the recipients of its first-ever Distinguished Service Award. The honor recognizes individuals who have provided exemplary service to the AAEP or a similar organization to the benefit of the horse, horse industry, or the profession of equine veterinary medicine. Dr. Hollett and Mrs. Kester will be recognized at the November 28 President's Luncheon during the 46th Annual AAEP Convention in San Antonio, Texas.
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The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) has named R. Bruce Hollett, DVM, MS, and Mrs. Lucy Kester as the recipients of its first-ever Distinguished Service Award. The honor recognizes individuals who have provided exemplary service to the AAEP or a similar organization to the benefit of the horse, horse industry, or the profession of equine veterinary medicine. Dr. Hollett and Mrs. Kester will be recognized at the November 28 President's Luncheon during the 46th Annual AAEP Convention in San Antonio, Texas.
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"The AAEP is pleased to recognize two people who have tirelessly dedicated their time and talents to help others succeed," said Gary Norwood, DVM, past president and chairman of the 2000 Nominating Committee. "Dr. Hollett and Mrs. Kester embody the spirit of service that this award seeks to honor."
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Dr. Hollett is an associate professor in the University of Georgia (UGA) Department of Large Animal Medicine and is director of continuing education for the university's College of Veterinary Medicine. He has also served as the equine extension veterinarian for the UGA Cooperative Extension Service and the resident veterinarian for Stone Farm in Paris, Ky. Dr. Hollett's extensive involvement in the AAEP includes service on the Educational Programs, Scientific Programs and Resident Veterinarians committees.

R. Bruce Hollett, Extension Veterinarian - Equine:

Biting midge (Culicoides spp.): This insect has such intense feeding habits that just its biting causes an allergic dermatitis.

Pasture Management

Few horses escape exposure to internal parasites.Favorable temperatures and moisture help the eggs in manure hatch and develop into infective-stage larvae.

The Distinguished Service Award went to R. Bruce Hollett , DVM , MS , and Lucy Kester.
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Hollett is an associate professor at the University of Georgia Department of Large Animal Medicine and is director of continuing education of the university's College of Veterinary Medicine.

The American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) has named R. Bruce Hollett, DVM, MS, and Mrs. Lucy Kester as the recipients of its first-ever Distinguished Service Award.
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Dr. Hollett and Mrs. Kester will be recognized at the November 28 President's Luncheon during the 46th Annual AAEP Convention in San Antonio, Texas.
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Hollett and Mrs. Kester embody the spirit of service that this award seeks to honor."
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Dr. Hollett is an associate professor in the University of Georgia (UGA) Department of Large Animal Medicine and is director of continuing education for the university's College of Veterinary Medicine.He has also served as the equine extension veterinarian for the UGA Cooperative Extension Service and the resident veterinarian for Stone Farm in Paris, Ky.Dr. Hollett's extensive involvement in the AAEP includes service on the Educational Programs, Scientific Programs and Resident Veterinarians committees.