The Benefits of Collaboration

View the new video highlighting the collaborative efforts between the Department of Animal Science and the Department of Large Animal Clinical Sciences.

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Take a few minutes to watch the new video on MediaSpace, "The Benefits of Collaboration," which shows "How the MSU Department of Large Animal Clinical Sciences and the Department of Animal Science Impact Students, Industry, and the State's Agriculture Economy".

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