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School of Animal Sciences Faculty Members

The faculty listed below teach in the School of Animal Sciences. They can be contacted directly with questions about their courses:

Kayanush J. Aryana, Associate Professor
Dairy Products

Thomas D. Bidner, Professor
Meat Science – Influence of diet, genetics and postmortem factors on meat composition and quality.

Charles Boeneke, Assistant Professor
Dairy Foods

Kenneth R. Bondioli, Associate Professor
Reproductive Physiology/Biotechnology. Embryo biotechnology, somatic cell nuclear transfer, genetic modification of animals, stem cell biology and epigenetic regulation of gene expression.

Matthew D. Garcia, Assistant Professor
Animal Genetics, Genomics

Glen T. Gentry, Jr., Assistant Professor
Reproductive Physiology – Reproductive efficiency, endocrine control of reproduction and nutrition-reproduction interactions.

Laura Gentry, Instructor
Animal Sciences, Companion Animals, Horses

Robert A. Godke, Boyd Professor
Reproductive Physiology/Biotechnology – Reproductive biology, embryo technology.

Gary M. Hay, Professor and Interim Director
Dairy herd management, dairy records management, mastitis control, dairy cattle genetics

Dennis R. Ingram, Associate Professor
Poultry Nutrition and Management

Bruce F. Jenny, Professor
Dairy Cattle Nutrition and Management 

Kenneth W. McMillin, Professor
Meat Science – Processing, packaging, shelf-life, food safety, protein and fat functionality, goat meat.

James E. Miller, Adjunct Professor
Ruminant Parasitology and Animal Production

Jennifer Ritchie, Instructor
Companion Animals, Management

Daniel G. Satterlee, Professor
Poultry Physiology, Endocrinology, Biotechnology, and Behavior (Avian Stress Biology, Inhibin Biology)

L. Lee Southern, Professor
Nonruminant Nutrition – Amino acid and mineral nutrition of swine and poultry.

Donald L. Thompson, Jr., Professor and Graduate Coordinator
Equine Physiology and Endocrinology – Reproductive physiology and endocrinology of horses, endocrine aspects of growth and metabolism.

Cathleen C. Williams, Associate Professor
Dairy Nutrition

Last Updated: 10/1/2009 12:29:13 PM

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