Nancy Malcuit

Nancy A. Kieser Malcuit

Lecturer

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Office phone: 413-545-5573

Fax: 413-577-1150

Email: nkieser [at] vasci [dot] umass [dot] edu

Office location: 316 Stockbridge Hall

B.S.: University of Massachusetts, 1997

M.S.: University of Massachusetts, 2003

Classes:
AnSci 101: Introduction to Animal Science
AnSci 103: Introduction to Animal Management

AnSci 297B: ST- A.I. Certification

Experience & Philosophy

I graduated from UMass in 1997, with a degree in animal science. I started working for Advanced Cell Technology that May. I continued working for ACT or their sister company Cyagra for the next five years. Cyagra is a production cattle cloning company, we would make cloned cattle for producers. I was a member of one of the most sophisticated nuclear transfer teams. While at Cyagra I began working on a PhD, that I hope to continue and finish. I learned a lot working with the scientists and staff at both ACT and Cyagra. However, working in a company just did not fulfill my dream of working with animals. I see teaching as a perfect way to give something back to a school that is very dear to me. I have a unique perspective in that I was a student here and I know what I wish would have been available to me then. I hope that I will be in a position to offer these things to the students here, now. I believe that you get out what you put in. I put a lot of energy and thought into my classes and I hope that the students will feel my enthusiasm for the subject and take the knowledge with them for the rest of their time here and wherever they go. This is a great department and I am proud to be part of it.

Malcuit C, Trask MC, Santiago L, Beaudoin E, Tremblay KD, Mager J.  2009.  Identification of novel oocyte and granulosa cell markers.. Gene expression patterns : GEP. 9(6):404-10.
Kurokawa M, Sato K-ichi, Wu H, He C, Malcuit C, Black SJ, Fukami K, Fissore RA.  2005.  Functional, biochemical, and chromatographic characterization of the complete [Ca2+]i oscillation-inducing activity of porcine sperm.. Developmental biology. 285(2):376-92.