Nattawipa Ampaiwan

Nattawipa Ampaiwan

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PhD Graduate Student
Department of Animal Science

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Degrees:
Bachelor of Science, Michigan State University (Animal Science - concentration in animal industry and minor in food processing and technology)
Master of Science, Michigan State University (Animal Science - shelter dogs)

Concentration

Companion Animal, animal behavior, animal welfare, shelter dogs, community cats

Major Professor

Dr. Jackie Jacobs

Office Location

3270A Anthony Hall

Academic Interests

My research focuses on animal behavior and welfare, particularly in companion animals. Currently, I am investigating the welfare of community cats, with the goal of identifying welfare indicators and developing tools to assess their welfare state. I am also interested in teaching and educational programs aimed at expanding public knowledge of animal behavior and welfare.

Organizations & Affiliations

International Society for Applied Ethology (ISAE)
Animal Science Graduate Student Association (ASGSA) at Michigan State University

Professional Links

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