Dr. Jeffrey Stevenson
Dr. Jeffrey Stevenson
Professor, Kansas State University
Area of Expertise
Dr. Jeffrey Stevenson specializes in bovine reproduction, with focused research interests on synchronizations of estrus and ovulation in dairy and beef cattle and early embryo survival. As a professor at Kansas State University, he teaches one undergraduate course, “Dairy-Poultry Scienceâ€, and one graduate course, entitled “Ovarian Physiologyâ€. Dr. Stevenson has served on the editorial boards of the Journal of Dairy Science, Journal of Animal Science and Animal Reproductive Science. Since June, 1992, he is a monthly contributing author for the Artificial Breeding column in Hoard's Dairyman. He is the author or coauthor of 123 peer-reviewed journal articles, 13 invited papers, 8 book chapters, 170 popular press articles, and 126 paper presentations at professional meetings.
Academic Training
| PhD | 1980 | North Carolina State University | Animal Physiology |
| MS | 1977 | Michigan State University | Dairy Science |
| BS | 1975 | Utah State University | Dairy Science |
Professional Experience
| 1980 - Present | Assistant Professor, Associate Professor, and Professor of Animal Science, Kansas State University |
| 1977 – 1980 | Graduate Research and Teaching Assistant, North Carolina State University |
Honors and Awards
Kansas Dairy Leader Award, 2006
Kansas State University Research and Extension Team Award, 2002
ADSA Pharmacia Animal Health Physiology Award, 2002
National Association of Animal Breeders’ Research Award, 1998
ADSA Agway Inc. Young Scientist Award, 1990