The award ceremony will take place during the ACCSC Professional Development Conference in San Antonio, Texas, scheduled for September 16–18. Colleagues credited her recognition to a combination of clinical expertise and a persistent drive to bridge the gap between academic theory and the daily realities of veterinary medicine. Jaime Wallin, the program director, described her as a foundational leader whose professionalism sets a benchmark for the faculty.
Beyond her classroom duties, Golub-Sowers has focused on measurable outcomes, specifically supporting students through the Veterinary Technician National Examination. Her efforts have contributed to improved first-time pass rates for graduates. She also serves as a bridge to the workforce by securing new externship placements at emergency and equine hospitals. By maintaining a weekly clinical practice, she ensures that her instruction remains grounded in current patient care, while her volunteer work with the Southern California Veterinary Medical Association provides students with additional field experience in underserved communities.
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