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VOICE
Veterinary Students as One in Culture and Ethnicity (VOICE) was founded to increase veterinary students’ knowledge of and sensitivity to socio-cultural issues in veterinary medicine. On October 30th the club held an internationally-themed carry-in dinner co-sponsored with the International Veterinary Student Association (IVSA). The event, named "The Melting Pot", included an opportunity to learn Latin dance steps from members of the Purdue Latin and Ballroom Dance Club. Photos from this event are below.
Approximately one half of the U.S. Schools and Colleges of veterinary medicine have VOICE student chapters. The Purdue VOICE chapter plans to sponsor programs and activities that encourage increased interaction and conversation across difference.
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Photography by Kevin Doerr.
Recipes:
- Candy Cane Cookies by Brandy Cichocki (DVM Class of 2012)
- Carrot Halwa (Gaajar ka halwa) by Vibha Rajagopalan (DVM Class of 2011)
- Chicken Pelau by LaTisha Taylor (DVM Class of 2011)
- Chicken Tacos by Kim Braxton (DVM CLass of 2012)
- Fried Rice (vegetable) by Jun Yu (DVM Class of 2011)
- Jambalaya by Adrienne Noble (DVM Class of 2013)
- Jambalaya Stew by Mark Petersmann (DVM Class of 2011)
- New Orleans Monday Tradition: Red Beans and Rice
- Potato and Cheese Pierogies by Libby Retseck (DVM Class of 2011)
- Potato Salad by Jenn Jenkins (DVM Class of 2012)
- Vegetarian Quiche by Kelly and Lyndsy Castano (DVM Class of 2011)
