Robin Coombs

Mrs. Robin Coombs is a Lecturer in the Department of Agricultural Sciences at Texas State University, affiliated with the College of Science and Engineering. She holds a M. Ed from Texas State University and a B.S. in Animal Science from Brigham Young University. Her professional journey includes renal research involving Sprague-Dawley and Munich Wistar rats at Colorado State University and the University of Colorado Health Science Center, followed by teaching roles at Midland College and Brown Mackie College.

• Education:
• M. Ed, Texas State University
• B.S., Brigham Young University (Animal Science)

Her teaching focuses on courses such as AG 1110 (Careers in Agricultural), AG 3314 (Animal Health and Disease Control), AG 3341 (Developmental Leadership in Agricultural), and AG 4371U (Farm Animal Anatomy and Physiology). She emphasizes active engagement in education, believing mastery of material creates 'FUN' learning experiences.

Personal interests include DAR membership, gardening, quilting, church service, and spending time with grandchildren. Her research background in physiology and veterinary science informs her academic contributions.