Graduate Supervision

Supervised projects

Current

  • Mr. Chang Lin Ye, 2012 - MSc. Candidate: Evaluation of Camelina by products for Atlantic Salmon.
  • Mr. Ming Gong, 2012 - MSc. Candidate: Lysozyme as an alternative to antibiotics for broiler chickens.
  • Ms. Kaitlin McAloney, 2011 - MSc. Candidate: Evaluation of canola, juncea meals, and high oil residue yellow seeded canola meal in diets for white shell and brown shell laying hens.
  • Mr. Dervan Bryan, 2011 - MSc. Candidate. High oil residue yellow seeded and black seeded canola meals for broiler chickens.
  • Ms. Zahra Dehghani, 2011 - MSc. Candidate: AMEn determination in canola and juncea meal by broilers and turkeys and growth by broilers fed these meals.
  • Ms. Christina Bullerwell, 2010 - MSc. Candidate: Performance of Rainbow Trout fed by products produced from Camelina seeds.
  • Ms. Rachel Savary, 2010 - MSc. Candidate: Evaluation of graded levels of canola or juncea meals in diets with or without dietary enzymes fed to brown shell or white shell laying hens.
  • Ms. Jamie Fraser, 2010 - MSc. Candidate: Production of Camelina by products for the determination of digestibility by Atlantic Cod, Rainbow Trout and Atlantic Salmon.
  • Ms. Amanda Greaves, 2010 - MSc. Candidate: Evaluation of production performance of laying hens fed low protein diets supplemented with synthetic amino acids.
  • Ms. Ashley Gillcrist, 2009 - MSc. Candidate - Early poult mortality.

Completed

  • Mrs. Melissa Wiseman, MSc. 2012. Evaluation of Tasco® as a candidate prebiotic.
  • Dr. Balachandar Jarayaman, MSc. 2009. AMEn studies on Canola seed and by-products for broilers.
  • Ms. Michelle Daniel, MSc. 2008. Evaluating by-products of the Atlantic Shellfish Industry as alternative feed ingredients for laying hens.
  • Ms. Kareen Burgoyne, MSc. 2005. The effect of calcium supplement and an enriched micro premix on the performance of laying hens.
  • Ms. Jennifer Saunders, MSc. 2002. Effect of calcium source and Particle size on invitro solubility, and on production performance, bone quality and calcium balance of the laying hen.
  • Mr. Randy Peach, MSc. 2005. Protein and energyutilization by juvenile Atlantic halibut (Hippoglossus hippoglossus).
  • Ms. Vanessa Churchill, MSc. 2002. The Effects of supplementation of dietary troptophan and behavior of broiler chickens.
  • Mr. Troy Lyons, MSc. 2005. Crab meal as a dietary ingredient for Atlantic Salmon (salmo salor) and Atlantic Halibut(Hippoglossus hippoglossus).
  • Ms. Dawn LeBlanc, MSc. 2002. Growth and carcass characteristics of hogs finished in Hoop Structures.
  • Ms. Anita Menon, MSc. 2001. "Evaluation of extruded cereal grains and oilseeds in broiler diets."
  • Mr. Sean M. Tibbett, MSc. 1999. Dietary protein and energy utilization by juvenile American Eel (Anguilla rostrata).
  • Ms. Stephanie Hayne, MSc. 1999. The responses of growing pigs exposed to cold in different housing conditions.
  • Ms. Lisa A. Scott, MSc. 1998.  Essential amino acid requirements of Atlantic Salmon (salmo salor) reared in sea water with emphasis on histidine and methionine.
  • Ms. Cheryl D. Hebb, MSc. 1998. Nutritional studies on protein utilization by juvenile Winter Flounder (Pleuronectes Americanus) and Haddock (Melangrammus Aeglefinus).
  • Ms. Margot B. White, MSc. 1996. The evaluation of marine by-products for use as feedstuffs in mink diets.
  • Ms. Wendy L. Stewart, MSc. 1995. Factors affecting gastrointestinal development in growing ranched silver foxes.
  • Mr. Sami B. Ibrahim, MSc. 1994. The effect of dietary enzyme supplementation on the performance and nutrient utilization by broiler chicks.
  • Mr. J. Stewart Anderson, MSc. 1992. Nutritive value of fish meal for Atlantic Salmon (Salmo salar)