Congratulations to Dr.Jan Scarletton being awarded the prestigious 2025 Calvin W. Schwabe Award by the Association for Veterinary Epidemiology and Preventive Medicine!
This award recognizes a lifetime of remarkable contributions to veterinary epidemiology and preventive medicine. Dr. Scarlett, from Cornell University, has been a leader in advancing epidemiological research, particularly in companion animal welfare. Her dedication to this field has positively impacted countless animals and the broader veterinary community.
As part of the Schwabe Symposium, Dr. Scarlett delivered an inspiring presentation, “Challenges to Conducting Epidemiologic Research Regarding Companion Animal Welfare,” alongside a panel of accomplished speakers who brought their unique insights to the complex issues of animal health and welfare:
From left to right: Dr. Alexandra Protopopova, Dr. Rachael Kreisler, Dr. Jan Scarlett and Dr. Margaret Slater
Dr.Alexandra Protopopova, PhD, CAAB (University of British Columbia): “The Use of Mixed Methods to Explore the Complex Issue of Companion Animal Relinquishment to and Adoption from Animal Shelters” Dr.Margaret Slater, DVM, PhD (ASPCA): “Illuminating the Welfare Implications of Free-Roaming Unowned Cats Via Epidemiological Approaches” Dr.Rachael Kreisler, VMD, MSCE, DACVPM (Epi), VMD, MSCE, DACVPM (Midwestern University): “Epidemiological Insights: Classic Tools for Modern Animal Shelter and Community Animal Health Research”
Dr. Scarlett now joins a distinguished list of past Schwabe Award recipients, including trailblazers like Drs. Calvin W. Schwabe, Ian R. Dohoo, Jan Sargeant, and many others who have shaped the field of veterinary epidemiology.
Please join us in celebrating Dr. Scarlett’s incredible achievements and unwavering commitment to advancing our understanding of animal health and welfare!
