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Check your CreditsExplanation of Meeting Credits All SAVMA Chapter members must attend and sign in for at least 12 SAVMA Chapter meetings before January 1st of their graduating year to have the benefits SAVMA/AVMA will provide after graduation. However, you do NOT need to have these credits completed in order to graduate. Only meetings attended while being a dues paying member will count. *A Gold Member is expected to be in good standing (have at least 12 meeting credits by January 1st of their graduating year) to receive the benefits of Gold Membership. Credits will be updated monthly. Reach out to the Membership Chair or Membership-Elect with any questions! SAVMA Credit Opportunities2025 Meeting Credit Totals SDSU 2025 Meeting Credit Totals 2026 Meeting Credit Totals SDSU 2026 Meeting Credit Totals 2027 Meeting Credit TotalsSDSU 2027 Meeting Credit Totals2028 Meeting Credit Totals SDSU 2028 Meeting Credit Totals2024-2025 Master Gold Hour TrackingClub Maroon Credit Requests Given the large number of request from clubs, we have created a more streamlined way for CVM clubs to request Maroon Credit from your club events! We are excited by all of the opportunities you have proposed but wanted to add more clarity for you! Please use the form linked below to request Maroon Credit. Please keep in mind that to be eligible for Maroon Credit the event must be applicable to the ENTIRE student body. Please also note that not every application is guaranteed to be approved for Maroon Credit. We ask that all request are submitted at lease 2 weeks (14 days) before the event. This would allow us to adequately advertise the event and discuss the opportunity as a board. All approved maroon credit events must have a Zoom option for all students to be able to attend. Please email savma@umn.edu if there are extenuating
Key features of the Savma login that are enabled through these drivers include:
- The SAVMA Chapter Program - American Veterinary
- Awards Nominations - SAVMA- Volunteer Management
- SAVMA Volunteer and Recognition Fair 2025
- SAVMA 2025 Leadership Now Recruiting
- SAVMA Continuing Education in Veterinary Medicine
- volunteering Archives - SAVMA- Volunteer Management
- Resources and Samples - SAVMA- Volunteer Management
Student CenterStudent CenterThe new VIN Student Center is mobile friendly and packed with student-specific information and resources to help you study for exams and think like a clinician:Anatomy in 3DDrug FormulariesThe VIN Virtual ClinicThe Student Debt Center2 New Video LibrariesStudent Rounds: a simple page listing all previous student rounds sessions3D Learning3D LearningThe 3D Anatomy learning modules on VIN are amazing resources that you will find useful both during school and in practice. With 3D Learning, you can turn and twist virtual anatomy specimens and peel away structures as you go. You’re able to test yourself, understand the innervation of muscle groups, review the origins and insertions of muscles, examine the eye layer by layer, and much, much more.Virtual ClinicVirtual ClinicThe VIN Virtual Clinic is a fun way to learn while diagnosing and treating patients whose owners won’t be upset if you make a mistake. First, do no harm, right? Experience and experiment with different treatment strategies and learn from the various outcomes.On the home page for the Virtual Clinic, you’ll find a quick introduction, an area to give feedback or ask questions, a link to the Virtual Clinic FAQ, and a quick video from fellow students at the 2017 SAVMA Symposium talking about their experience using the Virtual Clinic.There are currently 17 cases presenting 3 common clinical situations you are likely to encounter in as a small animal veterinarianreal-life. These include acute congestive heart failure, acute hemorrhage, anesthesiology and suspected hyperadrenocorticism.Just as if you were managing a real patient, the Virtual Clinic lets you do things like review radiographs, listen and evaluate heart sounds, administer drugs and decide if your patient needs additional interventions or is ready to release to the wards.Check out the Virtual Clinic today!Check out the Virtual Clinic today!
