Expertise

My main teaching requirement is instruction on necropsy technique, gross tissue evaluation, conclusions of findings and analysis of findings for fourth year veterinary students participating in their necropsy rotation.

My research responsibilities are mainly providing pathology support for collaborative studies. Past and current collaborative projects have included bovine viral diarrhea virus in cattle and alpacas, canine influenza virus, canine urethral bulking agents, swine Influenza virus, pH1N1 in swine, and porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus.

I am interested in assisting researchers with the pathological aspects of their studies in infectious disease or neoplastic disease.


Research: Diagnostic Medicine/Pathobiology – Studies the pathogenesis of tumors and cancer cells

Degrees
PhD, University of Nebraska, Lincoln, 2008
DVM, Kansas State University, 2004
BS, Kansas State University, 2002