Dr. Drew Lugar

- About
- Education
- Research
Current Courses
AGR 299.007 Independent Honor Study
AGR 499.009 Independent Research For The Masters Thesis
AGR 287.007 Independent Study
AGR 400.014 Independent Study
AGR 275.001 Introduction To Animal Nutrition
AGR 275.002 Introduction To Animal Nutrition
AGR 170.001 Introduction To Animal Science
AGR 170.002 Introduction To Animal Science
AGR 170.003 Introduction To Animal Science
AGR 236.001 Livestock Parturition and Breeding Management
AGR 236.002 Livestock Parturition and Breeding Management
AGR 302.007 Special Problems In Agriculture
AGR 308.001 Swine Management
AGR 308.002 Swine Management
AGR 408.001 Swine Management
AGR 408.002 Swine Management
AGR 291.004 Undergraduate Teaching Experiences In Agriculture
AGR 282.001 Anatomy and Physiology of Livestock
HON 285.003 Honors Undergraduate Research I
AGR 299.006 Independent Honor Study
AGR 499.009 Independent Research For The Masters Thesis
AGR 287.009 Independent Study
AGR 400.003 Independent Study
AGR 170.001 Introduction To Animal Science
AGR 170.002 Introduction To Animal Science
AGR 170.003 Introduction To Animal Science
AGR 283.001 Reproductive Physiology Of Livestock
AGR 283.002 Reproductive Physiology Of Livestock
AGR 291.009 Undergraduate Teaching Experiences In Agriculture
Teaching Interests & Areas
My teaching interests lie in physiology of animals. I teach courses on livestock reproductive physiology, applied reproduction and breeding management, anatomy and physiology, parturition (birthing) management, and swine (pig) management.
Research Interests & Areas
My research focus is on animal reproduction and stress. I conduct research on a variety of livestock species including sheep, swine and cattle. These projects involve reproduction, innovative technologies, stress physiology and more. In addition to animal work, I conduct research on the scholarship of teaching, looking at innovative technologies in the classroom and student stress with livestock.