Meetings are held twice yearly on the first Wednesday of March and November.

IAEP 2026 Spring Meeting

Wednesday, March 4th, 2026

Location: Boone County Fairgrounds, Witham Pavilion

Reservations Due by February 25th, 2026

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Dr. Camilla Jamieson

Large Animal Internal Medicine, Purdue University

Dr Jamieson was born in rural Vermont, has lived in the UK, then Oklahoma, Texas, and Qatar to pursue her career in equine medicine. Dr Jamieson graduated from the University of Nottingham School of Veterinary Medicine and Science in 2011 and went on to complete her internship at Lingfield Equine Vets in Surrey, before moving to Oklahoma to complete a fellowship and residency in Large Animal Internal Medicine at Oklahoma State University. She obtained board certification with the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine (ACVIM) in 2018. Dr Jamieson then spent a year in private practice in Houston Texas, before moving to the EVMC in Doha, where she spent 4 years establishing the internal medicine and anesthesia services. However, after 4 years in the Middle East, missing home and missing the world of academia, as well as her growing passion for emergency medicine, brought Dr. Jamieson back to the states where she did a 4-month locum as an emergency clinician at Hagyard Equine Medical Institute before joining the faculty at Purdue as an Assistant Professor of Large Animal Emergency Medicine. In her spare time, Dr Camilla enjoys dressage and competing on the Indiana dressage circuit. She also enjoys yoga, rock climbing, and she has recently discovered a love for SUP and SUP yoga. If she’s not at the clinic, the barn, or the gym, you can find Dr. Camilla out to dinner with friends! 

Dr. Mojtaba Daneshi

Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory, Purdue University

Mojtaba Daneshi is a Client Services Veterinarian at Purdue’s Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory. He earned his DVM degree, completed a residency in large animal internal medicine, and holds PhD degrees in Animal Science. He previously served as a practitioner and research scientist at the University of Minnesota, and his current work focuses on diagnostic consultation and outreach, helping veterinarians interpret laboratory results and optimize testing strategies.

Dr. Kenitra Hendrix

Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory, Purdue University

Dr. Hendrix earned her DVM from Auburn University and her PhD from Washington State University where she completed a residency in clinical microbiology. She is a diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Microbiologists. She joined the Purdue faculty in 2013 and currently serves as the Associate Dean for the Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratories and the Interim Head of the Department of Comparative Pathobiology.

Dr. Caroline Gillespie Harmon

Equine Community Practice, Purdue University

Caroline Gillespie Harmon, DVM, is a clinical faculty member with Purdue University’s Equine Field Service, where she combines her passion for equine medicine with her commitment to hands‑on education. As a dedicated veterinarian, Dr. Gillespie Harmon provides comprehensive care to horses throughout the local community, offering services ranging from routine wellness and preventative care to urgent field-based diagnostics and treatment. Dr. Gillespie Harmon is equally devoted to teaching the next generation of veterinarians. She is known for her supportive, student-centered approach, emphasizing real-world clinical skills, thoughtful case management, and compassionate client communication. She serves as co-chair of the student progress committee which helps students who are unsuccessful in courses navigate options to help them succeed. She is a member of the intern committee helping interview and select large animal interns and provide them constructive feedback regularly. Finally, she is a member of the Patient Safety Committee which reviews medical errors and brainstorms ways to prevent them in the future. Driven by a genuine love for horses and the people who care for them, Dr. Gillespie Harmon is proud to serve the regional equine community while helping students discover their own strengths and passions within veterinary medicine.

Dr. Michelle Tucker

Large Animal Surgery, Purdue University

Dr. Tucker is an Assistant Professor of Large Animal Surgery at Purdue University. Originally from Lexington, Kentucky, she grew up on a small farm before earning her DVM from Texas A&M University. She completed an equine internship at Equine Medical Associates, Inc. in Oklahoma, followed by a rotating internship at Kansas State University, and then a large animal surgical residency at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine in Saskatchewan. Dr. Tucker achieved board certification in large animal surgery in 2020 and subsequently completed a PhD focused on equine airway surgery. She joined the faculty at Purdue in 2021 and her research interests center on equine airway disease, with particular emphasis on advanced imaging, 3D modeling and printing, and clinically applicable surgical innovation.

Dr. Emma Dell Stapley

Graduate Lecturer-Purdue Veterinary Clinical Services

Dr. Emma Stapley attended Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine where she developed a passion for equine endocrinology while working as a research assistant for Dr. Jane Manfredi. She competed an internship split between an equine ambulatory practice and the Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine followed by a Large Animal Internal Medicine residency at the University of Wisconsin – Madison. Dr. Stapley is currently working towards a PhD with Dr. François-René Bertin while serving as a lecturer and senior clinician at Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. Stapley continues her love of equine endocrinology outside of work by trying to keep her Canadian sport pony, Guin, insulin sensitive with eventing and dressage