Outstanding Veterinary Impact Honoree (Veterinary Technician)
Amanda Burrows earned her Bachelor and Master of Science degrees in Animal Science, along with a Graduate Minor in College Teaching, from the University of Missouri-Columbia. While at MU, she played a key role in managing the MU Equine Teaching Facility, which breeds, raises, and sells American Quarter Horses. This experience sparked her passion for reproduction and equipped her with valuable skills in reproductive management for stallions and mares, as well as foaling and neonatal care. She also served as an assistant instructor for MU’s undergraduate equine courses.
Her nominator highlights Amanda’s extensive research experience, which spans livestock and wild horse management, demonstrating her versatility and deep knowledge of equine health. This background supports her current focus on equine reproduction, where she applies innovative techniques to enhance reproductive success. Amanda’s research-oriented approach ensures her methods are both effective and forward-thinking, significantly benefiting the health and performance of the horses in her care.
Clients recognize Amanda for her compassion and dedication. Her nomination letter emphasizes, “Her ability to share knowledge with patience and kindness, while upholding high care standards, makes her an invaluable asset to the equine community.” Honoring Amanda with this award would acknowledge her significant contributions and steadfast commitment to improving horse health and welfare.
