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JAMES WOHLT, PH.D.
Education:
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1966-1968 - B.S.,
Animal Husbandry,
Kansas State
University, Manhattan, Kansas
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1971-1973 - M.S.,
Animal Science,
University of Maine,
Orono, Maine
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1973-1977 - Ph.D.,
Dairy Science,
University of
Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, Illinois
Positions Held:
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1994-present -
Professor, Department of Animal Sciences,
Rutgers,
The State University of
New Jersey
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1983-1994 -
Associate Professor, Department of Animal Sciences,
Rutgers,
The State
University
of New Jersey
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1977-1983 -
Assistant Professor,
Rutgers, The State
University of New Jersey
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1969-1970 -
U.S. Army Preventive
Medicine Specialist,
South Korea
Awards:
- 2007 - Alpha Zeta Professor of the Year, Cook College Student Leadership, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
- 2006 - Outstanding Contributions to Teaching and Advising, Cook College Student Leadership, Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey
- 2005 – Land O’Lakes, Purina Feed LLC Teaching Award in Dairy Production. An award of the American Dairy Science Association in recognition of outstanding ability as an undergraduate teacher of dairy science.
- 2004 - Outstanding Contributions to Teaching and Advising, Cook College Student Leadership, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
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1998 - Sustained
Academic and Professional Excellence,
Cook College,
Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey
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1998 - Outstanding
Contributions to Teaching and Advising, Cook College Student Leadership,
Rutgers, The
State University of New Jersey
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1996 - Outstanding
Contributions to Teaching and Advising, Cook College Student Leadership,
Rutgers, The
State University of New Jersey
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1995 - Outstanding
Undergraduate Advisor,
Cook College,
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
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1978 - Richard M.
Hoyt Memorial Award, presented by American Dairy Science Association in
recognition of academic achievements and devotion to efforts to bring
the results of research to practical use in the dairy industry.
Selected
Publications:
- Jones, J., M.L. Westendorf and J.E. Wohlt. 2004. Case Study: Comparison of swine diets containing a good waste product made with wheat middlings and corn or a corn/soybean diet. The Professional Animal Scientist. 20:422-428.
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Westendorf, M.L. and
J. E. Wohlt, 2002. Brewery by-products: their use as animal feeds.
Vet. Clin. Food Anim. 18: 233-252.
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Ward, P.L. and J.E.
Wohlt. 2002. Preferences, perceptions and risks associated with animal
bedding materials.
http://www.joe.org/joe/2002june/rb3.html
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Ward, P.L., J.E.
Wohlt, and S.E. Katz. 2001. Chemical, physical and environmental
properties of pelleted newspaper compared to wheat straw and wood
shavings as bedding for horses. Journal of Animal Science. 79:
1359-1369.
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Ward, P.L., J.E.
Wohlt, P.K. Zajac, and K.R. Cooper. 2000. Chemical and physical
properties of processed newsaper compared to wheat straw and wood
shavings as animal bedding. Journal of Dairy Science. 83: 359-367.
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Wohlt, J.E., T.T.
Corcione, and P.K. Zajac. 1998. Effect of yeast on feed intake and
performance of cows fed diets based on corn silage during early
lactation. Journal of Dairy Science. 81:1345-1352.
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McClain, J., J.E.
Wohlt, K.H. McKeever and P.L. Ward. 1997. Horse hair coat cleanliness
is affected by bedding material: a comparison of clean and used wheat
straw, wood shavings and pelleted newspaper. Journal of Equine
Veterinary Science. 17: 156-160.
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Horton, G.M.J., J.A.
Baldwin, S.M. Emanuele, J.E. Wohlt, and L.R. McDowell, 1996.
Performance and blood chemistry in lambs following fasting and
transport. Animal Science. 62:49-56.
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Wohlt, J.E., M.E.
Allyn, P.K. Zajac, and L.S. Katz. 1994. Cortisol increases in plasma
of Holstein
heifer calves from handling and method of electrical dehorning. Journal
of Dairy Science.
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77:3725-3729.
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Wohlt, J.E., J.
Petro, G.M.J. Horton, R.L. Gilbreath, and S.M. Tweed. 1994.
Composition, preservation and use of sea clam viscera as a protein
supplement for growing pigs. Journal of Animal Science. 72:546-553.
Extension Fact
Sheets:
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Wohlt, J.E. Drug
Residues: An Issue the Dairy Industry Must Eliminate.
Rutgers Cooperative
Extension, Fact Sheet #722, 1993.
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Wohlt, J.E. and L.
Katz. Dehorning of Dairy Animals: Necessity, Methods and Implications,
Rutgers
Cooperative Extension, Fact Sheet #769, 1994.
Contact:
James E. Wohlt,
Ph.D.
Department of Animal Sciences, Bartlett Hall
Cook College, Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey
84 Lipman Drive
New Brunswick, NJ 08901-8525
732-932-9454 (T)
732-932-6996 (F)
wohlt@njaes.rutgers.edu
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