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TEACHING
AS 220 - Anatomy
and Physiology of Farm Animals - (3) Skeleton and joints; muscles;
blood and microcirculation; the nervous, endocrine, cardiovascular,
respiratory, and digestive systems; demonstrations of physical-chemical
phenomena. Prereq: Biology 120. 2 hours and 1 lab. F.
 Dr.
Kattesh is co-author of theCD-ROM entitled "Applications of
Functional Anatomy in Farm Animals: The Somatic Portion of thePeripheral
Nervous System". This multimedia program, funded in part through
the USDA Higher Education Challenge Grants Program, underscores
the practicality of understanding structural and functional relationships
of the nervous and skeletal muscle systems that underlie commonly
occurring neuromuscular abnormalities in farm animals. Experience
in this mode of instruction should improve problem-solving skills
of students as they practice applying physiologic concepts to their
own observations.
RECOGNITION OF TEACHING EFFORTS
2005 Recipient of the W. S. Overton Faculty Merit Award, presented by the University of Tennessee College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources
2005 Recipient of the Teaching Award of Merit presented by the North American Colleges and Teachers of Agriculture, the University of Tennessee College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources and, Department of Animal Science
2003 Recipient of the 2003 University of Tennessee Excellence in
Teaching
Award, given at the Provost’s Honor’s Banquet, April
9, 2003
2002 Selected to participate in 3rd annual UT Best Practices Showcase
sponsored by Innovative Technology Center, September 23, 2002
1999 Co-recipient of the Gamma Sigma Delta Faculty Team Award,
University of Tennessee Chapter
1999 Co-recipient 20th Anniversary Classic Telly Award, instructional
multimedia category
1999 College of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources Neal
and Tacie
Peacock Teaching/Learning Merit Certificate
1996 Recipient of the Gamma Sigma Delta Teaching Award of Merit,
University of Tennessee Chapter
1994 Recipient of the Buford E. Ellington Distinguished Faculty
Award in
recognition of teaching excellence
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