Daily News | Rowan University gets $30 million naming gift for New Jersey’s first veterinary school
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The announcement was made at a groundbreaking at the new school’s site on Rowan’s West Campus in Harrison Township, with Gov. Phil Murphy attending. The New Jersey legislature in 2021 approved $75 million in funding for the 108,000-square-foot school. With academic classrooms, laboratories, a teaching hospital and offices,It’s just the third veterinary school of more than 30 in the country that will carry a specific name, according to Matthew Edson, Rowan’s founding veterinary school dean.
Shreiber, 81, grew up in Chester and later outside of Atlantic City, his father a food produce manager for a grocery store. Shreiber married and became a father at 18 and got a job as a machine shop apprentice, earning $1.50 an hour. By his mid 20s, he had made enough money to run his own shop with some partners.
His son, Lindsay, is a veterinarian, having graduated from the University of Pennsylvania Veterinary School and now practicing in King of Prussia.
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