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Joy A. Mench, Ph.D.
Professor of Animal Science
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Education
B.S., Biology, San Francisco State University, San
Francisco, California, 1976.
Ph.D., Ethology and Neurobiology, University of Sussex,
Falmer, Sussex, England, 1983.
Research
Research in my laboratory focuses on the assessment and
improvement of animal welfare. I am particularly interested in
developing environmental enrichment strategies for small
laboratory animals (rodents, rabbits) and captive/domesticated
birds. In addition, I conduct behavioral research on poultry
(chickens, quail, ducks) directed toward improving aspects of
their housing, handling, and management.
Current Graduate Students and Post Doctorates
Graduate student and postdoctoral research is an important
part of daily activities in our laboratory. Click here
for a list of current graduate students and postdoctoral
researchers.
Selected Publications
Click here for a list of selected
publications.
Courses Taught
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taught.
Graduate Group Membership
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