The American Association of Swine Veterinarians Foundation is accepting applications for the prestigious Hogg Scholarship. Established in 2008, the intent of the $10,000 Hogg Scholarship is to assist a swine veterinarian in his or her efforts to return to school for graduate education (resulting in a master’s degree or higher) in an academic field of study related to swine health and production. To date, 22 swine practitioners have been awarded the scholarship and are recognized at aasv.org/foundation/swine-veterinarians/hogg-scholarship. The scholarship application requirements are outlined at aasv.org/foundation/swine-veterinarians/hogg-scholarship/. Apply by December 1. Dr Alex Hogg’s career serves as the ideal model for successful applicants. After 20 years in mixed animal practice, Dr Hogg pursued a master’s degree in veterinary pathology. He subsequently became the Nebraska swine extension veterinarian and professor at the University of Nebraska. Upon “retirement,” Dr Hogg capped off his career with his work for MVP Laboratories. Always an enthusiastic learner, at age 75 he graduated from the Executive Veterinary Program offered at the University of Illinois. (fb)

The AASV Foundation is pleased to offer two opportunities for AASV members to apply for relief of student debt. Applications are due December 1 for a total of twelve $7500 grants to be awarded at the 2026 AASV Annual Meeting. To apply, complete and submit the application available at aasv.org/foundation/swine-veterinarians/debt-relief-grants/ by December 1. The scholarship recipients will be announced during the 2026 AASV Annual Meeting in Las Vegas, Nevada. (fb)