Audrey San

Dr. Audrey San serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Animal Science/Dairy Science at Delaware Valley University, a position she assumed in 2023. Her academic profile integrates teaching and research with a specialized focus on livestock physiological systems and genetic applications within agricultural contexts.

Her educational qualifications include:

• B.S. in Animal Science with Minor in Genetics from North Carolina State University
• M.S. in Functional Genetics of Swine from North Carolina State University
• Ph.D. from Texas A&M University investigating stress and immune responses in Brahman cattle due to prenatal transportation stress

Dr. San's research program centers on livestock reproductive physiology and genetics, particularly examining how stressors like transportation impact immune function and developmental outcomes in cattle. She actively incorporates practical, field-relevant case studies into her pedagogy to bridge theoretical knowledge with industry applications in animal science education.

No scientific awards or honors were documented in the provided materials.

While specific student mentorship details and research funding sources remain unreported, her role as an assistant professor indicates ongoing engagement in academic advising and potential grant-supported investigations within animal agriculture. Her scholarly trajectory demonstrates continuity in advancing livestock management science through physiological and genetic lenses.

Information regarding dedicated research laboratories, collaborative teams, or facility resources was not specified in the available documentation.