Corrie Brown

DVM, PhD

Founder of Lifestock International

About Corrie

Dr. Corrie Brown is the founder and Executive Director of LifeStock International and an internationally recognized veterinary pathologist, educator, and advocate for global animal health. Her work has focused on improving livestock health systems, strengthening veterinary education, and supporting sustainable agriculture initiatives across dozens of countries.

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Veterinary Education and Academic Leadership

University of Guelph

Doctor of Veterinary Medicine

Dr. Brown earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from the University of Guelph.

University of
California, Davis

Residency & PhD

She completed a combined residency and PhD in comparative pathology at the University of California, Davis.

University of Georgia

Academic Leadership

Dr. Brown served at the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine where she became a Josiah Meigs Distinguished Teaching Professor and later earned recognition as a University Professor for her international contributions to veterinary medicine.

Advancing Animal Health Around the World

Dr. Brown has dedicated her career to improving livestock health, veterinary education, and food security through international programs and partnerships.

60+

Countries Worked

Decades

of Global Experience

100+

Global Partnerships

Thousands

of Veterinarians Trained
Group of animal health training participants pose indoors, framed with LifeStock Int’l blue and green branding.

Global Partnerships and Collaborations

United States Department of Agriculture

Collaboration on animal health programs, disease prevention, and food security initiatives.

United States Agency for International Development

Supporting livestock development, veterinary training, and sustainable agriculture programs worldwide.

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United Nations

Partnering on international development, animal health systems, and capacity building in communities.

Universities & Veterinary Institutions

Working with academic and veterinary institutions to advance education, research, and outreach.

U.S. Department of Defense

Supporting global animal health, biosecurity, veterinary capacity building, and disease preparedness initiatives.

U.S. Department of State

Collaborating on international animal health, food security, and global development initiatives.

World Bank

Supporting livestock development, animal health systems, and sustainable agricultural initiatives in developing communities.