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Professor Peter Chenoweth
BVSc (Hons) (Qld), PhD (Qld), Diplomate ACT MACVSc
Position Professor of Veterinary Reproduction
School of Animal and Veterinary Sciences
Location
Charles Sturt University, Wagga Wagga
Phone 02 6933 2652
Fax 02 6933 2991
Email pchenoweth@csu.edu.au
Career Brief
After completing a degree in BVSc at the University of Queensland (UQ), Professor Chenoweth commenced graduate studies on bull fertility supported by the Australian Meat Research Committee. This was followed by a stint in private veterinary practice in northern Queensland before assuming the positions of Assistant Professor in the Department of Physiology and Biophysics of Colorado State University and then Associate Professor (Theriogenology) in the Department of Veterinary Large Animal Medicine and Surgery, at Texas A&M University. During this time he completed his PhD ("Studies on Aspects of the Reproductive Function of Young Beef Bulls in Central Queensland") through UQ.
Professor Chenoweth returned to Australia in 1980 to take up the position of Director of the UQ Pastoral Veterinary Centre at Goondiwindi, Queensland, progressing to the position of Deputy Dean (Clinical) of the UQ School of Veterinary Science. He was appointed as Reader within the Department of Veterinary Medicine and Head of the Reproduction and Behaviour Section of the UQ School of Veterinary Science. During this time, he spent a year on sabbatical leave as an Adjunct Professor, within the Department of Large Animal Clinical Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine, at the University of Florida (UF).
In 1990, Professor Chenoweth returned to the US as an Associate Professor within the College of Veterinary Medicine, UF; a joint appointment with the Departments of Physiological Sciences and Animal Science. He then assumed an endowed Chair (Professor and Coleman Chair in Food Animal Production Medicine) within the College of Veterinary Medicine, Kansas State University where he was also an Adjunct Professor with the University of Nebraska, Lincoln.
Professor Chenoweth joined the staff of Charles Sturt University's Veterinary Science program in 2005 as Professor of Veterinary Reproduction and has since been involved in the development of facilities, resources and curriculum relating to animal reproduction.
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Research and Teaching
Livestock male fertility/infertility, andrology (Pork CRC, RIBG, Bayer, AgriSearch)
Subject areas Dr Chenoweth teaches include Veterinary Reproduction, Animal Behaviour and Welfare, Animal Reproduction and Animal Production
Professional Links
- Australian Cattle Veterinarians (Member Executive Board)
- Society for Theriogenology (Member Executive Board, ex-President)
- Association of Applied Animal Andrology. (Founding Director)
- American Society for Animal Science
- Australian Veterinary Association (Member Policy Advisory Committee)
- Society for Reproductive Biology
Interests
- Animal reproduction (particularly male aspects) and livestock infertility
- Animal production - livestock
- Animal behaviour
- Veterinary education
Selected Publications
Chenoweth PJ (2007) Influence of the male on embryo quality. Theriogenology 68, 308-315.
Chenoweth PJ and Sanderson MW (2005) Beef Practice: Cow/Calf Production Medicine. Blackwell Publishing Professional. Ames Iowa. ISBN 0-8138-0402-7.
Chenoweth PJ (2005) Genetic sperm defects. Theriogenology . 64, 457-468.
Ellis R, Rupp GP, Chenoweth PJ , Cundiff LV and Lunstra DD.( 2005) Fertility of yearling beef bulls during mating Theriogenology 64, 657-78.
Landaeta-Hernandez AJ, Palomares-Nevada R, Soto-Castillo G, Atencio A, Chase CC Jr and Chenoweth PJ . (2004) Social and breed effects on the expression of a PFG2 ALPHA induced oestrus in beef cows. Reproduction in Domestic Animals 39 , 315-20.