June 2025 - PPVM Class of 2029

Fw: Lincoln Home for Rent - Owed by 4th Year Vet Student
by Marsha Yelden 17 Jun '25

17 Jun '25

Housing opportunity. Please contact Josie (PPVM student, Class of 2026) or Bladen directly. Marsha ________________________________ From: Peterson, Josie C <josiep17(a)IASTATE.EDU> Sent: Monday, June 16, 2025 8:00 AM To: Marsha Yelden <myelden1(a)unl.edu> Subject: Lincoln Home for Rent - Owed by 4th Year Vet Student Caution: Non-NU Email Good morning Marsha, I wanted to see if you might be willing to share this renting opportunity with the incoming first-year vet students and the current second year students. This is a home that my partner owns, and he has moved to Ames with me. Here is a description below: ----------------------------------------------------------------- $1475/month, 2 bed 1 bath, 1,172 sqft, there is another room in the basement but is considered an “office”. Covered by owner ⁃ Water (requesting that the lawn gets watered by tenant and might be done extra from lawn care, this will be in the lease) ⁃ Mowing ⁃ Yard Waste (Needs to be taken to curb when needed by tenant) ⁃ Exterminator Tenant responsible ⁃ Electric (ranges from $60 to $125 with an average of $85/month) ⁃ Gas (ranges from $32 to $137 with an average of $68/month) ⁃ Wifi ⁃ Snow removal (themselves or hiring someone is on them) Included in rent ⁃ Trash ⁃ Recycling Appliances ⁃ Range/range hood ⁃ Fridge ⁃ Dishwasher ⁃ Washer ⁃ Dryer ⁃ Microwave Prior to moving in or possibly during ⁃ Looking at getting new paint and carpet throughout, hopefully will be remodeling bathroom and kitchen. If this does not get done, then the cost of the place will be cheaper. If there are any questions or if someone interested would like it to be a cheaper place to live in its current condition that would probably be fine and can make small updates during tenancy. During tenancy ⁃ Multiple exterior projects will be in process (currently the fence, then a shed and some landscaping with a patio on the east side. Tenants will not have access to the shed at this time due to storing supplies for the lawn vendor.) ⁃ Currently no bug problems in the home but have an exterminator come out every month and a half which will be continued for preventative measures (as stated above the owner will cover this cost but tenant needs to allow exterminator to have access and adhere to all recommendations given by the exterminator.) Extra info - 14 minutes from the Vet School. ⁃ Parking fits 4 comfortably in single car driveway with one being under a carport. Can fit a 5th vehicle if blocking the sidewalk. There is also street parking if needed. ⁃ New Roof 2024 ⁃ House is pushed back in the property and has a privacy fence on 3 sides providing the house with a really good amount of privacy. ⁃ Less than a mile directly south from Bryan West and a block away from a fire station. A few restaurants, multiple parks (Irvingdale, Van Dorn, Rudge, Stransky) and Lincoln Country Club are less than a mile away with more still within walking distance. ⁃ Plenty of trees provide a balanced amount of shade and sun for the property. The total size of the property is just above 7,000 sqft so the yard is a decent size. ⁃ Neighborhood is very quiet and not much goes on. - Pictures and/or viewing can be provided on request Contact Info: Josie Peterson (308) 883-0167 josiep17(a)iastate.edu Bladen Dulitz (402) 469-2401 bladendulitz84(a)gmail.com

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FW: Webform submission from: Student Opportunities Submission Form
by Professional Program in Veterinary Medicine 04 Jun '25

04 Jun '25

Dr. Beutler (PPVM alumnus, 2016 grad) asked me to share the student opportunities available in his clinic in Pender, Nebraska. Feel free to contact Dr. Beutler if you have an interest! Marsha Practice name Pender Veterinary Clinic Practice location (city & state) Pender NE Contact name Josh Beutler Contact phone and/or email 402 380 4071 beutler90(a)hotmail.com<mailto:beutler90@hotmail.com> Type of practice Large animal, Food animal, Mixed animal Type of student opportunity Part-time/full-time work, Preceptorship/internship/externship Veteterinary students who would best fill this opportunity (mark all that apply) 4th year vet med students, 1st - 3rd year vet med students Schedule of this opportunity summer (entire), summer (2 week), Externships available as well with free housing and compensation Description (Please provide information about this opportunity such as practice details, numbe of veterinarians in the practice, position duties, what your community is like, etc.) We are a two clinic (Pender and Emerson NE) practice in northeast Nebraska (35 minutes from Sioux City, IA and 80 minutes from Omaha, NE). The position is for an associate mixed animal veterinarian with an emphasis on Bovine medicine. We are in a bovine focused area with feedlot and cow-calf production and also provide many medical services for area rural communities' pets. Standard large animal work involves obstetric work, palpation, herd health work ups and vaccinations, feedlot consulting (we work with about 15 feedyards from 600 to 25,000 in size), bull testing, bovine exams/surgeries, small ruminant exams and obstetrics, and equine health and dental work up. Small animal involves standard primary care services (vac, spay, neuters, and examinations/internal medicine), and some advanced procedures like foreign bodies, GDV's, and tumor excisions. We have up to date working facilities and equipment with new load out facilities, new ultrasound equipment, digital x ray, new equine dental machine/equipment, and new Idexx bloodwork equipment. Weekend calls are rotated, so the prospective veterinarian would be on call every 5th weekend. We offer very competitive pay, health, dental, 401 k, paid CE, PTO, and paid holidays. We firmly believe in enjoying what we do, and try to make sure everyone can find time off for themselves, family, hobbies, or whatever else. We have a great staff and veterinarians offering experience ranging from 2 years to 45 years. Lastly, we are offering paid internships and free housing for prospective students. We ensure that students will receive as much hands on experience as possible, multiple veterinarian's insight and discussion, help with client interaction and discussion, and also will show the business side of a rural practice. If anyone you know has interest in this please have them reach out to me. If this position is a preceptorship, internship or externship, is housing available? Yes

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Fall 2025 class schedule, electives & additional information
by Marsha Yelden 02 Jun '25

02 Jun '25

Class of 2029: * All of you have been invited to the UNL Canvas PPVM-Student Resources course and PPVM-Training course. Canvas is UNL's Learning Management System. Canvas is how you will access your course materials and manage assignments. The PPVM administrative office uses Canvas to distribute student resources, information, and training. Please log into your UNL email account and accept your invitation to these courses. If you didn't receive the invitation, log into UNL Canvas with your UNL Username (your NU ID number or UNL email address). If you have trouble logging into UNL Canvas, contact the UNL HuskerTech Help Center at support(a)nebraska.edu<mailto:support@nebraska.edu> or 402-472-3970. If you need your NU ID number, please contact me. * I have your ISU ID numbers. Contact me when you are ready for your number. After you have your number, you will need to register your ISU Net-ID at https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://www.it.iastate.edu/resources/newstudent… . Send me your ISU Net-ID by July 1, 2025. Reminder that everyone must register their ISU Net-ID and set up their ISU email account. The PPVM office will use your ISU email address to communicate with you. * Your Fall 2025 class schedule is available in UNL Canvas (PPVM-Student Resources - Class of 2029 Information - Class Schedule). Please use UNL MyRED to enroll in the core courses before August. https://registrar.unl.edu/student/registration/tutorials/ You will use your NU ID number and password that you set up through the TrueYou system https://trueyou.nebraska.edu/ . * You will be assigned your group (A or B) this summer. * Information about textbooks will be available through MyRED this summer. A supplies list will be posted to UNL Canvas this summer. * The list of electives available to you for the Fall 2025 semester is posted in UNL Canvas (PPVM-Student Resources - Electives - Fall 2025 Electives). As part of Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine's curriculum, you must take at least 4 elective credits during your VM1-3 years. Most students find it very easy to meet this requirement-even if they decide not to take any electives during their first semester. The elective credits can be taken through UNL, ISU or a combination of both. https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://vetmed.iastate.edu/students/curriculum_… The decision to take an elective during your first semester is entirely up to you. Many students decide to not take an elective during their first semester to see how they handle their core courses and veterinary school. Others decide to enroll in an elective during their first semester. There is no additional tuition charge for electives. There may be additional student fees. * The UNL electives open to VM1s are VMED 501 Veterinary Medicine Terminology and VMED 596-003 Veterinary Practice Orientation. Both electives are asynchronous online courses. As soon as you are enrolled and the courses are published in UNL Canvas, you can begin the course(s). You must complete the entire elective course(s) by the end of the fall 2025 semester to receive credit. * If you are interested in tracking food animal or mixed animal, note that some ISU electives are prerequisites for required rotations/courses during your VM4 year. These ISU prerequisite electives are noted in the descriptions. (It's okay if you don't know your track now. These prerequisite electives will also be offered other semesters.) You will enroll yourself in ISU electives using ISU's Workday Student. Instructions on how to use ISU Workday Student in UNL Canvas (PPVM-Student Resources-PPVM Policies & Information-ISU CVM Resources-REGISTRATION New Workday). * If you currently have a student academic accommodation plan through an institution other than UNL, we encourage you to register with the UNL Office of Services for Students with Disabilities (SSD) as soon as possible. If you think you may want accommodations while a PPVM student, please contact the UNL SSD office to discuss available services and the registration process. When registration with SSD is complete, it is the student's responsibility to contact each instructor to discuss accommodations. Contact instructors as soon as possible to allow them time to meet with you to discuss accommodations you plan to use in their course. * Lastly, if you completed PPVM prerequisites during the spring 2025 semester, remember to have your official transcript(s) sent directly to the PPVM office by July 3, 2025. Electronic transcripts are preferred (ppvm(a)unl.edu<mailto:ppvm@unl.edu>). If you are using a bachelor's degree to fulfill a prerequisite, your transcript must include your degree award date. Please let me know if you have any questions. [cid:image001.gif@01DBD0AD.B95D2310] Marsha Yelden, CEOE Administrative Support Associate University of Nebraska-Lincoln Professional Program in Veterinary Medicine 120 Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences Hall, Lincoln, NE 68583-0906 Office 402-472-7306 | Fax 402-472-9690 vetmed.unl.edu<https://vetmed.unl.edu/ >

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