2018 AVC Winter Conference
November 29 - December 1
InterContinental Kansas City at the Plaza
Kansas City, Missouri
AVC Block of Rooms Full
(you may still be able to get a room at a higher rate)
Hotels near the InterContinental:
The Raphael Hotel 816-756-3800
Residence Inn by Marriott 816-753-0033
Sheraton Suites Country Club Plaza 816-931-4400
Hampton Inn & Suites 816-448-4600
Online Registration Closed
Walk-ins Welcome
$50 late fee for members
$215 Guests |
Vice President Noiminees
Matt Bell and Marilyn Corbin
The AVC Winter Conference includes the election of our next Vice President, who will eventually become President of the Academy of Veterinary Consultants. This year’s nominees are Marilyn Corbin and Matt Bell.
Absentee ballots are available by request to currently paid AVC members (one vote or ballot per member). For an absentee ballot, please call the AVC office at 913-766-4373 or email paula@avc-beef.org. The completed and signed ballot must be returned no less than ten days before the election. Absentee ballots will not be available in the event of a runoff vote. |
Outstanding Service Award
2019 Nominations Now Being Accepted
The AVC Outstanding Service Award is presented to any current or past AVC member for outstanding contributions to the AVC over the past years. This award is given annually at the Spring Meeting, however the 2018 award will be recognized at the 2018 Winter Meeting.
Examples include: contributions toward the improvement of the AVC; acting as a resource person for the AVC or spokesperson on behalf of the AVC; involvement in activities in organized veterinary medicine and the beef cattle industry; contributions to the beef cattle industry; involvement in activities and achievements that have impacted the beef cattle industry, veterinary medicine, and the AVC. |
Consultant of the Year
Awarded at the Winter Conference
Academy of Veterinary Consultants, Consultant of the Year Award Sponsored by the AVC and Zoetis
A: Description:
1. Must be a practitioner/consultant
2. Must be in active practice of Veterinary Medicine
B. Accomplishments:
1. Recognition for merits within the past year
2. Accomplishments in the practice of Bovine Medicine
3. Quality and competency of veterinary service. What his/her professional colleagues think of him/her
4. Activities in organized veterinary medicine and the beef cattle industry (state, national associations, and committees)
5. Relationships and contributions to the beef cattle industry
6. Related activities and achievements that have impacted the fed cattle industry |
