Jennifer Moore

Jennifer Moore is an Assistant Professor of Equine Studies at Midway University, joining the faculty in Fall 2020. She teaches a wide range of courses within the Department of Equine Studies, with a strong emphasis on Equine Nutrition and Exercise Physiology. Her academic home is in the College of Science and Mathematics, where she contributes to both the scientific and practical training of students.

Education:

• B.S. in Equine Studies and Mathematics, Emory & Henry College
• Ph.D. in Animal Science, North Carolina State University

Dr. Moore's research and teaching interests center on equine physiology and nutrition, grounded in both academic scholarship and extensive hands-on experience in horse and stable management. Her expertise bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world application in equine science.

While no recent publications are listed, her teaching excellence has been recognized through multiple awards at departmental, university, and national levels, reflecting her strong commitment to pedagogy and student engagement in animal and equine sciences.

Scientific Awards:

• Award for Teaching Excellence at the Department Level
• Award for Teaching Excellence at the University Level
• Award for Teaching Excellence at the National Level

Dr. Moore has advised students informally through teaching and mentorship, though no formal graduate advisees are listed. She has not disclosed specific grant funding, but her national recognition suggests strong support for her educational initiatives. Her prior professional experience includes managing a private boarding facility and competitive riding, enriching her academic role with practical insight.

There is no mention of formal research labs or collaborative teams, but her integration of academic and applied equine knowledge suggests an engaged, practice-oriented instructional environment.