R.M. Kenney Students Present at Equine Reproduction Symposium

Texas A&M researchers Terry Blanchard, DVM, MS, Katrin Hinrichs, DVM, PhD, Dipl. ACT, and Charles Love, DVM, PhD, Dipl. ACT, led lectures and wet labs at the “R. M. Kenney Equine Reproduction Symposium,” held from Sept. 24-27 at the University of Pennsylvania. Organized in memory of Robert M. Kenney, DVM (1924-2008), a luminary in the field of equine fertility and reproduction, the

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Texas A&M researchers Terry Blanchard, DVM, MS, Katrin Hinrichs, DVM, PhD, Dipl. ACT, and Charles Love, DVM, PhD, Dipl. ACT, led lectures and wet labs at the “R. M. Kenney Equine Reproduction Symposium,” held from Sept. 24-27 at the University of Pennsylvania. Organized in memory of Robert M. Kenney, DVM (1924-2008), a luminary in the field of equine fertility and reproduction, the symposium is a 4-day continuing education program for veterinarians and animal scientists.

All three College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) faculty members completed their veterinary residencies under Kenney at the University of Pennsylvania and share fond memories of a mentor who guided by excellence and example.

“Bob served as a font of knowledge before there were search engines,” said Hinrichs. “He was familiar with both the latest research in horse reproduction and related areas in other species as well as with the researchers involved. He held out a high standard for intellectual thought and interpretation of the literature.”

Blanchard echoed Hinrichs’ praise for Kenney: “Bob was unique in that he took a great interest in you not just as a veterinarian but also as a person. The symposium is a great way to honor him

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