Achieving progress requires a commitment of time, energy and expertise, and that is exemplified in the CDCB team.
In 2020, CDCB expanded the team to satisfy the growing demand for services and products that benefit dairy producers. Opportunities continue to grow – to leverage genomic technologies, develop new data pipelines and continue improving dairy production. The CDCB team, along with research partners at USDA AGIL – is set to maximize these opportunities.
The CDCB Team in February 2023
FIRST ROW (L-R): Kendra Randall, Lillian Bacheller, Kristen Parker Gaddis, Taylor Marie McWhorter, Cindy Ferrier, Rodrigo Mota
SECOND ROW (L-R): Jay Megonigal, Heather Adams Enzenauer, Katie Schmitt, Duane Norman, Jhamal McKee, Lauren Thomas
THIRD ROW (L-R): Gerald Jansen, George Wiggans, José Carrillo, João Dürr, Andres Legarra, Ezequiel Nicolazzi, Frank Ross
NOT PICTURED: Javier Burchard, Malia Caputo, Courtney Hoff, Marius Temzem, Kaori Tokuhisa, Tanji Wendorff, Nick Wu
CDCB has hosted summer interns since 2016 to support the next generation of aspiring scientists. CDCB interns have a unique opportunity to work directly with leading scientists at CDCB and USDA AGIL and conduct research in their area of interest.
Jonathan Layton (2023)
Sydney Jewell (2021)
Elif Gunai (2018)
Joe-Menwer Tabet (2023)
Fiona Guinan (2019)
Isaac Haagen (2017)
Tori Iqbal (2022)
Taylor McWhorter (2019)
Maci Lienemann-Mueller (2017)
Larissa Novo (2022)
Anil Sigdel (2021)
Laura Jensen (2019)
Amber Gabel Smith (2016)
