Kyle Rozeboom

Kyle Rozeboom is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Animal Science at the University of Minnesota. He holds a M.S. in Animal Science from the University of Missouri (1997), B.S. from the University of Minnesota (1994), and A.S. from Butler County Community College (1992).

His teaching focuses on livestock evaluation, judging, and food animal systems, including courses like ANSC 1101 (Introductory Animal Science), ANSC 4601 (Pork Production), and ANSC 4602 (Sheep Production). His research interests include youth leadership development through livestock programs, beef cattle management, and sheep production systems.

• Education:
• M.S., Animal Science, University of Missouri, 1997
• B.S., Animal Science, University of Minnesota, 1994
• A.S., Animal Science, Butler County Community College, 1992

Rozeboom has received numerous awards for teaching and service, including the 2017 Outstanding Faculty Award from University of Minnesota Block & Bridle and multiple Minnesota FFA recognitions. He serves as advisor to the Block and Bridle Club and coordinates the University of Minnesota Livestock Judging Camp for Youth.

His outreach activities include coaching the Intercollegiate Livestock Judging Team and serving as an invited judge for livestock shows across the U.S. He also acts as Minnesota State Liaison for the American Angus Association.