Courtney Daigle

 Courtney Daigle

Courtney Daigle

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Oct 1, 2019
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Good luck trying to get help outside of class. Prof. Courtney has very little production experience and she simply relates everything to zoo animals. It wasn't a hard class but I felt like none of the things she taught were applicable in a production setting. Unless you wanna work at a zoo, I wouldn't recommend her.

Biography

Texas A&M University College Station - Animal Science


Resume

  • 2009

    PhD

    Animal Behavior & Welfare

    President

    Animal Science Graduate Student Association\nUndergraduate Curriculum Committee Member

    Michigan State University

  • 2006

    Masters

    Zoo & Aquarium Management

    Animal Behavior and Welfare Group\nVolunteer at Potter Park Zoo\nCertified cycling instructor for MSU Intramural sports

    Michigan State University

  • 2000

    Bachelors

    Dean's honor roll

    Zoology

    Orchestra (2000-2004)\nWind Ensemble (2000-2004)\nStudy abroad

    Charles Darwin University (2003)\nOklahoma City Zoological Park (2000-2004)

    Oklahoma State University

  • 1996

    High School Diploma

    National Honor Society\nOrchestra\nSoccer team

    Edmond Memorial High School

  • Oklahoma City Zoo

    Volunteer

    video decoding

    Animal Welfare

    Animal Husbandry

    Public Speaking

    Laboratory

    Project Planning

    Education

    Animal Behavior

    Data Analysis

    Mentoring

    Experimental Design

    Scientific Writing

    Determination

    Lecturing

    Creative Problem Solving

    Microsoft Office

    People Management

    Statistics

    security camera installation

    Account Management

    Remote activity classification of hens using wireless body mounted sensors.

    Remote activity classification of hens using wireless body mounted sensors.

    WELFARE QUALITY PARAMETERS DO NOT ALWAYS REFLECT HEN BEHAVIOR ACROSS THE LAY CYCLE IN NON-CAGE LAYING HENS

    Detection of jumping and landing force in laying hens using wireless wearable sensors

    When continuous observations just won't do: developing accurate and efficient sampling strategies for the laying hen

    Ken Metz

    JP Schweihofer

    Effects of tail docking on behavior of confined feedlot cattle.

    Incorporating the philosophy of technology into animal welfare assessment

    Dynamic and rewarding environmental enrichment reduces feather pecking behavior in non-cage laying hens: implications for management practices and welfare.

    Elizabeth Freeman

    Richard Snider

    Multi-institutional socio-management-husbandry survey of the SSP African lion (Panthera leo) population: examining the effects of a breeding moratorium in relation to reproductive success

    Development of a wireless body-mounted sensor to monitor activity and location of laying hens in a non-cage housing system.

    Non-caged laying hens remain unflappable while wearing body-mounted sensors: levels of agonistic behaviors remain unchanged and resource use in not reduced after habituation

    Assessing immediate and long-term effects of environmental enrichment: implications for welfare of African clawless otters (Aonyx capensis

    Submitted

    Individual consistency of feather pecking behavior in laying hens: once a feather pecker always a feather pecker?

    Moving GIS Indoors: Spatiotemporal analysis of agricultural animals

    Moving GIS Indoors: Spatiotemporal analysis of agricultural animals

    Animal-Assisted Intervention for Autism Spectrum Disorder

    Baton Rouge Zoo

    Smithsonian Institution

    Animal Medical Center

    Michigan State University

    Purdue University

    American Association of Zookeepers

    Wageningen University

    Michigan State University

    Texas A&M University

    Taught basic biological concepts to non-science majors and performed all daily laboratory set-up including but not limited to buffer preparation and making gels for electrophoresis.

    Michigan State University

    Animal Technician

    Zookeeper in the carnivore and primate department. Performed daily husbandry and provided enrichment for large cats

    bears

    otters

    and old and new world primates. Operant conditioning of large cats.

    Baton Rouge Zoo

    Texas A&M University

    Bryan/College Station

    Texas Area

    Assistant Professor

    Anything with dogs and cats. You name it.

    Animal Medical Center

    Michigan State University

    Animal Behavior and Welfare Laboratory

    mentoring and training students\nanimal behavior project design

    data collection

    and data quality control\nassist with the Animal Welfare Judging Competition (soliciting donations and preparing competition materials)\nlaboratory computer and equipment maintenance and inventory\nequipment ordering and account tracking

    Research Technologist II

    Founded local Baton Rouge AAZK chapter and served as president for a 1 year term. Coordinated multiple fund raising efforts during my tenure which raised >$1200 for donation for wildlife conservation organizations.

    American Association of Zookeepers

    Wageningen University

    Wageningen

    the Netherlands

    Analyze whole blood serotonin and platelet serotonin uptake

    assist with multiple projects including hen brain micro-dialysis

    behavioral and blood collection from hens at rearing farms

    and disseminated information about sensor technology development at Michigan State University

    Junior Fellow

    Wageningen Institute of Animal Sciences

    Extract and analyze stress and reproductive hormone assays using ELIZA of samples from captive African lions.

    Smithsonian Institution

    Purdue University

    West Lafayette

    Indiana

    Investigate the relationship between UV feather reflectivity and feather pecking behavior in laying hens

    Relationship among maternal hormones

    social support

    and piglet crushing in gestating sows

    Impact of multiple animal species on the social behaviors of autistic children

    impact of animals on behavioral development of people with autism

    Impact of service dogs on wellbeing of veterans with PTSD

    refinement of OHAIRE coding system to quantify human and animal behavior during human-animal interaction

    Research Associate

    Dutch

    Spanish

    Student paper competition - honorable mention

    Agriculture

    Food

    and Human Values Society

    PhD Student of the year

    Michigan State University

    Excellence in Graduate Teaching

    Center for Integrative Studies

    Excellence in Journalism

    Animal Keepers' Forum and American Association of Zookeepers

    1st Place

    team division

    Animal Welfare Judging and Assessment Competition

    Team Captain

    Michigan State University

    4th place

    individual division

    Animal Welfare Judging and Assessment Competition

    Michigan State University

    Young Scholar Award

    American Society of Animal Scientists

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