The Veterinary and Comparative Clinical Immunology Society (VCCIS) is delighted to invite you to our first-ever in-person international conference, bringing together veterinarians, researchers, educators, and industry leaders for an unforgettable experience in cutting-edge veterinary medicine.
Join us from November 9 - 12, 2026 in Kalamazoo, Michigan, at the welcoming and centrally located Radisson Hotel, where science, collaboration, and community come together in a setting designed for meaningful connection and professional growth.
Built on a strong foundation of scientific excellence and global collaboration, VCCIS has served as a hub for advancing immunology across species since its founding in 2020. This inaugural conference marks an exciting milestone - transforming our shared knowledge into face-to-face conversations, hands-on learning, through dynamic presentations, building lasting professional relationships.
Whether you are a practicing veterinarian, clinical specialist, academic researcher, or trainee, this conference is designed to inspire, challenge, and empower you.
Experience a carefully curated program featuring internationally recognized speakers and emerging voices in veterinary and comparative immunology. Sessions will highlight:
Breakthroughs in clinical immunology
Translational research impacting everyday practice
Novel diagnostics and therapeutic strategies
Case-based discussions and real-world applications
Expect engaging presentations, interactive discussions, and opportunities to explore the future of immunology-driven veterinary care.
Nestled in southwest Michigan, Kalamazoo offers a charming blend of Midwestern hospitality, vibrant arts, craft breweries, and scenic outdoor spaces. The Radisson Hotel provides a comfortable conference environment just minutes from downtown dining, cultural attractions, and walking trails - perfect for networking beyond the lecture hall.
This inaugural VCCIS conference is more than a meeting - it’s the beginning of a tradition. Come reconnect with colleagues, meet new collaborators, and help shape the future of veterinary and comparative clinical immunology.
We look forward to welcoming you to Kalamazoo and to this exciting new chapter for VCCIS.

