The VIN Foundation has announced the recipients of the third annual Mike Dunn, DVM Veterinary Student Scholarship created by Becky Godchaux. According to the announcement, two veterinary school students have each been awarded $140,000, continuing the program’s pattern of making two major awards for the third year in a row.
The scholarship stands out for the size of its support and its focus on veterinary students. By again awarding two six-figure scholarships, the foundation is highlighting an ongoing effort to help future veterinarians as they move through professional training.
The latest update also includes information about the 2027 application cycle, signaling that the program will continue into another year. While the announcement centers on this year’s recipients, it also points prospective applicants toward the next opportunity tied to the Mike Dunn, DVM scholarship.
With this year’s awards, the VIN Foundation continues to build on a scholarship program associated with Becky Godchaux and named for Mike Dunn, DVM. The third consecutive year of $140,000 awards underscores the scholarship’s growing visibility within veterinary education.
