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2022 PSA Annual Meeting
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2022 PSA Annual Meeting

2022 PSA Annual Meeting

July 11, 2022 to July 14, 2022
San Antonio Marriott Rivercenter - San Antonio - Texas - United States
Lectures
06:00hs
7/14/2022
Chicken Trot Fun Run
06:00hs
7/14/2022
10:30hs
7/14/2022
Symposium: Better teaching through science: Incorporating the scholarship of teaching and learning
10:30hs
7/14/2022
11:30hs
7/14/2022
Panel Discussion
11:30hs
7/14/2022
13:00hs
7/14/2022
Workshop: Integrating the scholarship of teaching and learning into the classroom or academic program
13:00hs
7/14/2022
17:30hs
7/14/2022
PSA Awards Celebration
17:30hs
7/14/2022
09:45hs
7/14/2022
Roundtable
09:45hs
7/14/2022
10:35hs
7/14/2022
A SOTL roadmap for poultry science educators

Elizabeth L. Karcher, Purdue University

Speaker:
Elizabeth Karcher
Elizabeth Karcher
United States
10:35hs
7/14/2022
10:45hs
7/14/2022
The science of learning: A review of active learning in non-active settings

Dawn Koltes, Iowa State University

Speaker:
Dawn Annette Koltes
Dawn Annette Koltes
United States
10:45hs
7/14/2022
11:00hs
7/14/2022
Capitalizing on COVID-19 restrictions to improve engagement between undergraduate students and the real world of animal agriculture

Frank E. Robinson, University of Alberta

11:00hs
7/14/2022
11:15hs
7/14/2022
The scholarship of teaching and learning in the promotion and tenure process

Todd J. Applegate, University of Georgia

Speaker:
Todd Applegate
Todd Applegate
United States
Professor- Head of Department of Poultry Science
11:15hs
7/14/2022
08:00hs
7/14/2022
Symposium: Contribution of microbiome on sustainability / Introduction and direction of the symposium – where do we stand?

Cristiano Bortoluzzi, DSM Nutritional Products

Speaker:
Cristiano Bortoluzzi
Cristiano Bortoluzzi
Brasil
Senior Poultry Scientist - Global Innovation Team · DSM
08:00hs
7/14/2022
08:40hs
7/14/2022
Can the microbiome save the planet? Microbiome action, gas production, and sustainability

Todd R. Callaway, University of Georgia

Speaker:
Todd Callaway
Todd Callaway
United States
Research Microbiologist Food and Feed Safety Research Unit
08:40hs
7/14/2022
08:10hs
7/14/2022
Nitrogen management: Why is it important?

Gregory R. Siragusa, Scout Microbiology LLC

Speaker:
Gregory Siragusa
Gregory Siragusa
United States
Senior Principal Scientist- Microbiology
08:10hs
7/14/2022
09:10hs
7/14/2022
Role of feed additives on sustainability: Interconnection between microbiome functional changes and animal welfare

Jack M. Geremia, DSM Nutritional Products

09:10hs
7/14/2022