Maralyn Jackson

An active participant in shaping policies on veterinary education, Dr. Maralyn Jackson is an esteemed Assistant Clinical Professor in the Veterinary Medical Technology Program at Mississippi State University. With a robust academic foundation, she earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM) in 2011, following a Bachelor of Science in Animal and Dairy Science in 2008, both from Mississippi State University. Her commitment to advancing veterinary education is evident in her dual role as a professor and program director. Dr. Jackson's research interests are centered around curriculum building and sequencing, where she explores innovative methods to enhance the educational experience for veterinary students. Her work in differentiated instruction aims to cater to diverse learning styles, ensuring that each student receives a tailored educational experience that maximizes their potential. Additionally, she is deeply involved in the creation and implementation of veterinary medical models, which serve as critical tools in bridging theoretical knowledge with practical application. In her role as program director, Dr. Jackson is responsible for overseeing the development and execution of the curriculum, ensuring it meets the highest standards of veterinary education. Her leadership is characterized by a forward-thinking approach, integrating the latest educational technologies and methodologies to prepare students for the dynamic field of veterinary medicine. Beyond her academic and administrative duties, Dr. Jackson is a passionate advocate for the veterinary profession. She actively participates in workshops and conferences, sharing her insights and findings with peers and contributing to the broader discourse on veterinary education. Her dedication to the field is reflected in her ongoing efforts to mentor students and young professionals, guiding them as they embark on their careers in veterinary medicine.