James Berbee ’85 and Karen Walsh ’81 support many different things, but nearest and dearest to their hearts is the University of Wisconsin–Madison. They’re giving back in a big way through a matching gift to the School of Veterinary Medicine, where they see exciting intersections between human and animal health. The match gives Berbee and Walsh a chance to see others get excited about the breadth of work at the veterinary school and ultimately make their own decision to play a part in it.
Jim Berbee & Karen Walsh
October 17, 2016
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