Resume

• 1980

  Texas A&M University

  My responsibilities included serving the county-based extension faculty with expertise related to reproductive management of livestock

  presentations on new developments in reproductive technologies for stake holder groups

  and conducting applied research on reproductive management.

  UNiversity of California - Davis

  My responsibilities include coordination of academic activities and of graduate student admissions/programs for the Department of Animal Science. I teach the ANSC 433 Honors Reproduction in Farm Animals course and ANSC 681 Seminar.

  Texas A&M University

  American Society of Animal Science

• 1976

  Ph.D.

  Served as graduate teaching assistant for meat science courses and conducted research on the role of estrogen in regulation of luteinizing hormone secretion in beef females.

  Reproductive Physiology

  Phi Kappa Phi

  Gamma Sigma Delta

  and Alpha Zeta

  University of Wyoming

  American Registry of Professional Animal Scientists

• 1974

  M.S.

  Served as graduate teaching assistant for ANSC 433 Reproduction in Farm Animals and conducted research on the role of prolactin and secretion of luteinizing hormone in beef females.

  Physiology of Reproduction

  Texas A&M University

• Adult Education

  Science

  Agriculture

  Research

  Curriculum Design

  Academic Administration

  Academic Advising

  Distance Learning

  Public Speaking

  Curriculum Development

  Theory

  Student Development

  Higher Education

  College Teaching

  Student Affairs

  University Teaching

  Teaching

  Microsoft Office

  Statistics

  Forrest

  David

  Forrest

  UNiversity of California - Davis