Proceedings of the American Veterinary Medical Association, volume 49
Proceedings of the American Veterinary Medical Association, volume 49
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To make it a little more plain, the Detroit Veterinary College was not included in the eligible list of this Association in 191 1- 1912, yet, in order to make five veterinarians eligible to membership in this Association you would be obliged to count graduates of that insti- tution, or else count graduates of the Grand Rapids School for those years in which we have not recognized that school.
You will note that the St. Joseph Veterinary College was not included in this list of colleges that wer...e complying with our requirements, but that it was included in the list which we inspected, even though, so far as I know it has not applied for recognition at this time.
Digitized by Google 184 ^Reports of OMcers and Committees.
Dr. Mayo: Mr. Chairman, I move that the report of the Committee be received, and that their recommendations be adopted. Seconded.
Dr. G. R. White: Mr. President, is it not necessary that the motion include provisions to continue this Committee? There is no doubt, gentle- men, but wJiat this Committee has been of great value to the veterinary profession of this country, and the Association's money has been well spent.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To make it a little more plain, the Detroit Veterinary College was not included in the eligible list of this Association in 191 1- 1912, yet, in order to make five veterinarians eligible to membership in this Association you would be obliged to count graduates of that insti- tution, or else count graduates of the Grand Rapids School for those years in which we have not recognized that school.
You will note that the St. Joseph Veterinary College was not included in this list of colleges that wer...e complying with our requirements, but that it was included in the list which we inspected, even though, so far as I know it has not applied for recognition at this time.
Digitized by Google 184 ^Reports of OMcers and Committees.
Dr. Mayo: Mr. Chairman, I move that the report of the Committee be received, and that their recommendations be adopted. Seconded.
Dr. G. R. White: Mr. President, is it not necessary that the motion include provisions to continue this Committee? There is no doubt, gentle- men, but wJiat this Committee has been of great value to the veterinary profession of this country, and the Association's money has been well spent.
What to read after Proceedings of the American Veterinary Medical Association, volume 49?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Veterinary Medical Association to read onlineMoreLess
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