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11/09/2023

We are so grateful to Dr. Rangel and the entire honey bee lab for all of their support!

10/02/2023

https://docs.google.com/.../1FAIpQLSdRCr-czrsZE1.../viewform

Don't forget to get your 2023-2024 Bee Vet Shirts! All proceeds go directly to supporting Texas A&M veterinary students dedicated to saving the bees.

09/19/2023

It’s our first meeting of the semester !!! The head of the Texas A&M Honey Bee Lab, Dr. Juliana Rangel, will be discussing honey bee biology tomorrow at noon🐝

09/18/2023

We are excited to announce that the Texas A&M University Apiculture program is being featured on the Season 2 Premiere of the KAMU TV Texas A&M Today show!
The show will be on Monday, 25 September at 9pm on KAMU.

And to kickoff the new season, our lab is partnering with KAMU Public Broadcasting and the The Gardens at Texas A&M University to host a gathering at the Leach Teaching Gardens on Monday, 25 September from 9am to noon. Come for snacks, swag, and some honey tasting!

https://kamu.tamu.edu/coming-soon-season-2-of-texas-am-today/

08/24/2023

Howdy Bee Vets! We are happy to share our membership is open again to any veterinary students or veterinarians interested in saving the bees!

We will also be selling merch again this year. Our popular t-shirt and sticker designs are back along with a new t-shirt design featuring a honey bear!

Purchase merch here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdRCr-czrsZE1-ZMFzFNpAdGCOj9klRZSF47Fmiwp25z45Fcg/viewform

Link to our informational slides: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1mmfP_CKecc53V3efPh59ltn0FNYNbap_EddnxGnhThw/edit?usp=sharing

We're looking forward to a great semester! Join our list-serve at the link below to stay in touch with us. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12O04Xk3ALh13YHyOd9yG-M-o4UsN6UqgZLn2foRBrv4/edit?usp=sharing

04/24/2023

Don't forget our last meeting of the semester tonight! We'll be hearing from Dr. Pierre Lau over honey bee nutrition in VENI 106A at 5pm. Chipotle for members who signed up!

Join Zoom Meeting
https://tamu.zoom.us/j/8348653872

Meeting ID: 834 865 3872

02/14/2023

You are cordially invited to attend Taylor Ream's doctoral dissertation defense TOMORROW, 14 February 2023, at 9:30am Central Time. Either in person or via zoom. Details below!

"Understanding then enemy: The genetics and behavioral ecology of Varroa destructor, parasitic mite of the honey bee (Apis mellifera)”

14 February, 2023
9:30am Central

413 Minnie Belle Heep Building, West Campus, TAMU

Join Zoom Meeting
https://tamu.zoom.us/j/96148514739?pwd=U0JQaEtwZ3hGc2VEM3F5dmJNWVg1dz09
Passcode: 048923

01/18/2023

Join us next Wednesday for a meeting from Jordan Ellis! Jordan is a graduate student in the Texas A&M Honey Bee Lab who will be discussing social immunity of bees!

11/21/2022

Bake sale was a success! Special shout-out to Kelsey for donating part of her bread sales to Bee Vets. Thanks to everyone for your help!

11/21/2022

Home-baked treats & supporting the bees are just what you needed on this rainy day!

10/19/2022

Don't forget about our October meetings!
Tonight is over honey bee biology and tomorrow is honey bee pathogens.
Zoom link: https://tamu.zoom.us/j/8348653872

09/20/2022

Join us for our first meeting tomorrow at noon in VENI 106A. Dr. Juliana Rangel will be talking about the importance of bees. Please remember merch and membership payments are due tomorrow! Email [email protected] for questions.

Zoom: 834 865 3872

08/24/2022

Read more for MEMBERSHIP and MERCH!!! Use the google form links below to support our club through buying merch and to join our list-serv!

MEMBERSHIP: https://forms.gle/31xy2Uhwf6AjEK739

MERCH: https://forms.gle/Njmd5FPjFxskkA45A

08/22/2022

Come to our interest meeting tomorrow with WDA, Green Vets, and Lab Animal Medicine Club tomorrow at noon in VENI 106A!

We’ll be talking all things membership and events!

08/19/2022

Do bees really need veterinarians??

In 2017, the FDA introduced a law stating antimicrobials given to animals must be used or ordered through a veterinarian via prescriptions or veterinary feed directives. This includes honey bees, which do face bacterial disease and require antibiotics for treatment!

Thus, bees NEED vets! Vets must first establish a veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR). Then our knowledge of honey bee medicine is essential to inspecting hives, diagnosing disease, and prescribing appropriate antimicrobials. This is only one example of the role vets can play in honey bee health. Follow to learn more about honey bee medicine!

08/19/2022

Welcome to Texas A&M Bee Vets! We are the first student organization at Texas A&M dedicated to beekeeping and honey bee medicine.

We work closely with the Texas A&M Honey Bee Lab to provide veterinary students with educational opportunities over honey bee health.

Join our list-serv to stay in the loop about upcoming events and membership! We are also on Instagram .

https://forms.gle/oska3mry19hX9au69

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College Station, TX
77840

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https://www.instagram.com/tamubeevets/

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