Tom Colville, DVM, MSc
Robinson Hall 104
231-7530
thomas.colville@ndsu.edu
Background:
NDSU Veterinary Technology Program, 1976-present
Private veterinary practice, Arlington, VA, 1973-1976.
Private veterinary practice, New Orleans, LA, 1971-1972
Teaching Responsibilities:
VETS 135 - Anatomy & Physiology of Domestic Animals
VETS 255 - Fundamentals of Veterinary Radiography
VETS 259 - Small Animal Disease
VETS 357 - Veterinary Pharmacology
VETS 358 - Veterinary Surgical Nursing Techniques
Extracurricular Activities
Advisor to the Vet Tech Club
Active in the Association for Veterinary Technician Educators
Outside Interests:
Board Member, Humane Society, Fargo ND
Rides Harley Davidson Motorcycle
Taking his "boys" Beau (pictured) and Allover, a golden,
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David Berryhill, PhD
Robinson Hall Room 133
231-7694
david.berryhill@ndsu.edu
Background:
Ph.D., Bacteriology, Iowa State University - 1971
M.S., Bacteriology, Iowa State University - 1969
B.A., Biology, Simpson College - 1966
Administrative Position:
Director of Special Programs
College of Agriculture, Food Systems, and Natural Resources
Veterinary Technology Student Advisor
Teaching Responsibilities:
VETS 440 - Zoonoses
Faculty Advisor:
NDSU Volleyball Club
Award:
William J. and Angelyn A. Austin Advising Award for Excellence - 2005
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Sarah Wagner, DVM, PhD
Robinson Hall Room 101
231-5393
sarah.wagner@ndsu.edu
Background:
Veterinary technology program at NDSU, August 2004- present
Large Animal Practice and PhD in Pharmacology, Iowa State University
1999-2004
Mixed Animal Practice in Southwestern Virginia
Teaching Responsibilities / Activities:
VETS 115 - Medical Terminology
VETS 150 - Introduction to the Veterinary Profession
VETS 357 - Pharmacology
VETS 358 - Anesthesiology/Surgical Nursing
Large and Small Animal Practice with students
Research in Dairy Cattle Health and Clinical Pharmacology
Extracurricular Activities:
Member of the NDSU Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee
Member of the Committee on Pharmaceutical and Biological Issues, American
Association of Bovine Practitioners
Member of the American College of Veterinary Clinical Pharmacology
Outside Interests:
Reading, writing, and other indoor activities
Family:
Husband Zach and cats Punkin, and Lemmy
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Eloyes Hill, BS
Robinson Hall 103
231-7846
eloyes.hill@ndsu.edu
Background:
NDSU Veterinary Technology Program 1983 - present
Medical Technology Certification, completed in Fayetteville, Arkansas
1979
BS degree in Zoology, and secondary life sciences teaching certificate
University of Arizona, 1969.
Teaching Responsibilities:
VETS 357 - Veterinary Pharmacology - lab
VETS 385 - Veterinary Clinical Pathology I
VETS 386 - Veterinary Clinical Pathology II
VETS 387 - Veterinary Clinical Pathology III
VETS 485 - Externship
Extracurricular Activities:
Active in the Association for Veterinary Technician Educators
Outside Interests:
In the summers she volunteers with various wildlife
organizations counting loons, banding birds and taking part in other
wildlife surveys.
Family:
With her husband she lives on one of Minnesota's lakes
and has developed an avid interest in sailing and other outdoor activities.
Eloyes has completed four courses offered by the American Sailing
Association and is becoming more competent and interested in sailing
the larger cruisers. Eventually she may like to teach sailing. She
has enrolled in the Coast Guard Auxillary and spends many weekends
in Warroad, MN training. Her pets include a dog, Chip and a macaw,
Mackers.
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Eloyes and Mackers
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Teresa Sonsthagen, BS, LVT
Robinson Hall 102A
231-7531
teresa.sonsthagen@ndsu.edu
Background:
NDSU Veterinary Technology Program at NDSU in 1981 - present
NDSU - BS in Applied Agriculture, Veterinary Technology in 1992
Worked in a private mixed animal practice until 1981
NDSU - AS in Veterinary Technology Program in 1978
Distinguished Toastmaster and Able Toastmaster Silver in 1994
Teaching Responsibilities:
VETS 150 - Introduction to the Veterinary Profession
VETS 130 - IS/Breeds of Animals
VETS 256 - Veterinary Clinical Techniques and Instruments
VETS 358 - Veterinary Surgical Nursing Techniques - Lab
VETS 359 - Veterinary Hospital Information and Procedures
Extracurricular Activities:
Advisor for Veterinary Technician Club
Secretary/Treasurer 2007 of the Association of Veterinary Technician
Educators
Webmaster of the National Association of Veterinary Technicians in
America
Webmaster of the North Dakota Veterinary Technician Association
Webmaster for First United Methodist Church
Family:
Married to Brian, daughter Katie & Son-in-law Kevin, son
Ben, and dog Gus. Teresa likes to make jewelry, knits and crochets,
mess around with websites, scrapbooks and reads Science Fiction/Fantasy.
She is also a motivational speaker.
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Teresa & Andy
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Amy Ellwein, BS, LVT
Robinson Hall 105
231-6369
amy.ellwein@ndsu.edu
Background:
NDSU Veterinary Technology Program at NDSU 1998 to present
Employed by both Southgate and Valley Veterinary Hospitals in Fargo,
ND.
Worked in the San Francisco Zoo hospital and exotic animal private
practice in Belmont, CA
NDSU Graduate 1997 BS Veterinary Technology
SDSU Graduate 1989 BS Art
Worked 4 years as photographic stripper and computer artist
Teaching/Program Responsibilities:
Anatomy and Physiology Lab
Animal Restraint
Manager Robinson Hall Veterinary Wellness Clinic
Ward Care/ Clinic Care Supervisor
Assist with Clinical Techniques and Instruments Lab
Assist with Surgical Nursing Lab
Extracurricular Activities
Adviser of the Vet Tech Club
Outside Interests:
Board Member, Humane Society, Fargo ND
Gotta Stamp Club Member
Petsitter
Family:
3 very large drooly dogs, numerous cats (all shapes and colors),
5 sheep, a vicious rabbit, 2 geriatric fish, and 1 saint husband (Patrick).
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Amy with red arms after scrubbing in for surgery!
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