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Jess Marquardt is a Lecturer in the Department of Biology at James Madison University since 2016. Their academic background includes a PhD (ABD) in Animal Physiology from the University of Idaho (2006), an MS in Animal Science from Texas A&M University (2002), and a BS in Animal Science from Iowa State University (2000).
Research interests focus on comparative anatomy/physiology, particularly reproductive physiology in equines, and science education pedagogy. Notable areas include improving student engagement via learner-centered teaching, alternative classroom/laboratory models, and evidence-based instructional strategies. Previous research explored factors influencing maternal recognition of pregnancy in horses using in vitro incubation models.
Published work includes studies on progesterone formulations for equine pregnancy maintenance and oxytocin effects on prostaglandin secretion in equine endometrial tissues. No awards or grants explicitly detailed in provided text.
No listed advisees or lab affiliations provided. Teaching responsibilities emphasize translating scientific research into effective educational practices.
