Our mission is to make the equine community more accessible for all students. We are dedicated to promoting and strengthening educational opportunities within the equine industry. We strive to promote diversity and skill development within the different fields in equine medicine by offering a variety of events. 

The goal of AAVMP shall be to inspire, support, and increase the voice and visibility of Asian Pacific Islander Desi Americans (APIDA) in the veterinary profession and advocate for greater general diversity in the veterinary profession. Our mission is to promote diversity and inclusion within the veterinary profession by celebrating APIDA culture and providing a platform for APIDA veterinary students to connect, have a voice, and be empowered. We also strive to be a resource for students to talk and learn about subjects surrounding diversity and inclusion that are not always addressed in everyday life. 

The mission of this organization is to provide students at the University of Arizona College of Veterinary Medicine with opportunities to increase their confidence in clinically relevant veterinary parasitology, to connect with parasitologists, and to learn about the One Health impacts of parasites.

The Animal Behavior Club strives to educate students about animal behavior across several species to help create a safer environment for themselves and the animals in their care, assisted by Fear-Free protocols and science-backed approaches. 
 

The student chapter of the american college of veterinary pathologists at the university of arizona is dedicated to furthering the understanding and enthusiasm for pathology in veterinary students. The club is also largely oriented towards helping students learn and grow through practical experience.

Christian Veterinary Club is a student group that provides a meeting space for Christian students within the University of Arizona's College of Veterinary Medicine and provides local service opportunities. Our mission is to love God, love people, and impact the world by living out the calling of Jesus Christ.

The mission of the Dermatology and Allergy Student Association is to provide opportunities for students to learn more about veterinary dermatology through hands-on experiences and guest speaker discussions and to apply the knowledge gained within the program.

The Food Animal Club strives to advance veterinary student and community knowledge in the health and welfare of production animals, including conservation of those facing extinction, and challenges within the industry. Members will serve as advocates for food safety, security, and sustainability within the food animal industries. This will be accomplished through informative lectures led by industry leaders, hands-on opportunities to further education and community outreach.

Student chapter of the American Holistic Veterinary Medical Association (AHVMA). The ISMC is devoted to promoting the welfare of animals through public awareness of the practice and benefits of working with certified specialists in veterinary sports medicine and rehabilitation. As members of the Integrative Sports Medicine Club, we are committed to improving the quality of life of animals through employing proven beneficial modalities within integrative medicine, including, but not limited to, physical rehabilitation, acupuncture, chiropractic, and massage.

The UAZ student chapter of the Latinx Veterinary Medical Association exists to empower Latinx/Hispanic students and professionals in veterinary medicine and support aspiring Latinx/Hispanic veterinarians to better serve client demographics or “the next generation of Latinx/Hispanic veterinarians."

The Mental Health and Wellness Club aims to educate and empower students to live balanced and healthy lives. We strive to create a culture of wellness that supports students as they explore and define their individual pathways to mental health and wellness.

The mission of UAOHC is to embody a student group that facilitates interdisciplinary collaboration to improve animal, human, and environmental health through education, service, and community engagement.

Pride Cats is an LGBTQIA+ student organization. Our mission is to work towards a more accepting environment for all people, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression, within the field of veterinary medicine. We are dedicated to promoting diversity and strengthening inclusivity through education, support, and leadership. We believe Pride Cats can and will be the advocates for the continuous growth of future generations of veterinarians.

SAVMA's mission is to support, empower, and inspire all veterinary students to improve their lives, education, and career and secure a better future for our profession through collaboration with our parent organization, the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA). SAVMA provides funding for university-registered veterinary school clubs, student travel associated with educational endeavors, and student scholarships. In addition, SAVMA membership benefits include discounted subscriptions to medical journals, scholarship and externships opportunities, professional development funds (PDF) for travel to conferences, and free AVMA membership for six months after graduation.

The Shelter Medicine Club (SMC) is a student-run club that is devoted to promoting students with an interest in shelter medicine. The goal of the SMC is for students to gain experience in a shelter setting while exposing them to community outreach. Our intent is to further the impact of shelter medicine in our community and future communities while serving animals and people alike.  

The purpose of SNABV UA Chapter shall be to create a space where African American Students and allies can become the future leaders of veterinary medicine through professional development, community engagement, and promoting diversity.

Street Medicine Club is a student group that aims to advocate for the homeless/un-housed, low-income, and underserved communities and their pets by fundraising for supplies, providing healthcare under the supervision of a veterinarian, learning from veterinary professionals about the field, and listening/learning from individuals advocating for un-housed individuals about what the community needs and how to better serve them.

The Student Society of Veterinary Surgery has a mission: to ENABLE classmates to realize their dreams of becoming veterinary surgeons. To SUPPORT fellow members that share a passion for surgery and veterinary medicine. To DEFINE our society as a place where all can thrive and recognize their value in an ever-changing, inclusive community. To INSPIRE veterinary students and future veterinarians on the path to their specialties.

The Purpose of the student government association shall be to act as the official representation to voice the concerns of Arizona CVM students. To provide a means of expressing student opinions and disseminating this information to necessary parties, including, but not limited to, the following: administration, faculty, staff, and students. To prepare a budget for student activities within each class, which the Student Government believes most appropriately portrays the desires and needs of the students. To establish camaraderie within each class and between classmates who represent each academic year at Arizona CVM. To cultivate leadership growth in the students serving in the Student Government Association and the entire student body. To assist with and/or supplement extracurricular education and social events for Arizona CVM students.

The mission of this organization is to encourage involvement in the field of honey bee veterinary medicine.

The Student Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Society is a club for students who are interested in pursuing emergency and critical care medicine. The club provides both learning and hands-on opportunities in ECC and is in the midst of assembling an Emergency Response Team to aid in disaster relief in the future.

The Arizona Trail Friends is a student veterinary group focusing on outdoor exploration through hiking, physical and mental health and wellbeing, and safe and responsible practices while encouraging camaraderie between students outside the classroom.

The Veterinary Business Management Association is a student-driven organization dedicated to advancing the profession by increasing business knowledge, creating networking opportunities, and empowering students to achieve personal and professional goals.

Our mission is to provide opportunities for veterinary dental education, increase awareness about the importance of veterinary dentistry, and work cooperatively with other student chapters, organizations, and clubs. We also aim to collaborate with the Foundation for Veterinary Dentistry (FVD) and encourage FVD membership.

The Veterinary Imaging Club aims to promote and encourage the study of diagnostic imaging modalities by exploring all aspects of diagnostic imaging through presentations and hands-on experiences for applied learning.

ZEWAC is a club for students interested in expanding their knowledge about zoo, exotic, wildlife and aquatic species medicine. The club features opportunities to shadow at Reid Park Zoo, handle exotic animals, listen to a wide variety of experienced veterinarians in this field, and more!