D. Paul Lunn

Oct 9, 2017

Strength in Diversity

Having a new class start their DVM program each August is always exciting and gives everyone a lift as the semester begins. The Class of 2021 is certainly no exception. They have already demonstrated their character and they are nothing if not enthusiastic. They seem to approve of our house system. They certainly approve of the…

Apr 23, 2017

Lunn Receives Broad Spectrum Inclusivity Award

The award recognizes those who have demonstrated commitment to Broad Spectrum's mission by developing awareness of the LGBT+ community and its importance within the realm of veterinary education and practice...

Jan 12, 2016

New Opportunities for the New Year

I would like to wish everyone a very happy New Year and hope that 2016 is a great one for all of you. In the College of Veterinary Medicine, there is much to be excited about as we look forward. We have made some great progress on several new strategic collaborations to strengthen our research…

Oct 28, 2015

From Farm to Fork: The CVM Invests in the Future of Agriculture

The NC State CVM is recognized as a leader in food animal veterinary education, research and industry engagement, and our faculty members address important food animal health issues on a regional and global...

Aug 10, 2015

Welcome Back from the Dean

Dear CVM Community and Friends, Welcome to a new CVM community newsletter! We are right at the beginning of our academic year, and it’s a good time to share with you recent news about hires and developments at NC State College of Veterinary Medicine. After several days of orientation, the Class of 2019 participated in…

Sep 23, 2011

D. Paul Lunn Named CVM Dean

Dr. D. Paul Lunn, professor of equine medicine and head of the Department of Clinical Sciences at Colorado State University’s College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, has been named dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine at North Carolina State University, effective Feb. 15, 2012. NC State Provost Warwick Arden announced the appointment. “I…