For over thirty years, Michael Stoskopf and Suzanne Kennedy Stoskopf—professors of wildlife health at NC State’s College of Veterinary Medicine—have worked together to make an impact on the health of wild animals. As veterinarians who have clinically specialized in zoological medicine, they have dedicated their lives to studying health issues of wildlife around the world and to teaching the next generation of wildlife veterinarians. Although her friends sometimes call her the Carnivore Queen because of her intense interest in large carnivores, her work on infectious diseases has benefitted a wide range of species from invertebrates to elephants. He is known for his groundbreaking text on fish medicine but, like Suzanne, is interested in solving problems for all wildlife species.

Hear their story at the next NCSU Libraries’ Fabulous Faculty talk.

Wednesday, March 3, 2010
4:00 p.m.
Assembly Room (2nd Floor, East Wing) of NCSU’s D. H. Hill Library