Adesogan - Students

Doctoral Students

	JUAN-JOSE ROMERO (Peru) Ph.D. Complete Date: EMAIL: Juan-Jose Romero's doctoral research was on Strategic enhancement of the potency and reliability of fibrolytic enzymes.
	KATHY ARRIOLA (Peru) Ph.D. Complete Date: 2010 EMAIL: arriola@animal.ufl.edu Kathy Arriola's Ph.D. research is on Using biological additives to improve the quality of corn silage and milk production by dairy cows.
	MAX HUISDEN (Suriname) Ph.D. Awarded: 2008 EMAIL: huisden@ufl.edu Max Huisden's Ph.D. research was on Detoxification, nutritive value and anthelmintic properties of Mucuna pruriens. He is currently an Assistant Professor at Anton de Kom Universiteit van Suriname.
	JAMIE FOSTER (USA) Ph.D. Awarded: 2008 EMAIL: jlfoster@ag.tamu.edu Jamie Foster's Ph.D. research was on Improving the productivity of livestock with warm-season legumes. She is currently an Assistant Professor at Texas AgriLife Research Station, Texas A and M University.
	SUSAN CHIKAGWA-MALUNGA (Malawi) Ph.D. Awarded: 2007 EMAIL: koncmalunga@yahoo.com Susan Chikagwa-Malunga's Ph.D. research was on Nutritive value of Mucuna pruriens and effects of replacing soybean meal with mucuna on in vitro rumen fermentation lamb performance and meat safety. She is currently a Research Scientist at Lunyangwa Agricultural Research Station, Malawi.
	NATHAN KRUEGER (USA) Ph.D. Awarded: 2006 EMAIL: nathan.krueger@ars.usda.gov Nathan Krueger's doctoral research was on Effect of fibrolytic enzymes on the nutritive value of tropical forages and performance of beef steers. He is currently a Postdoctoral Research Biologist at Professor at USDA-ARS, Southern Plains Agricultural Center, College Station, TX.
	DERVIN DEAN (Venezuela) Ph.D. Awarded: 2005 EMAIL: ddean@luz.edu.ve Dervin Dean's doctoral research was on Effect of fibrolytic enzymes on the nutritive value of tropical grasses and dairy cattle performance. He is currently a Professor at Zulia University, Venezuela.