Jennifer Bormann

Assistant Dean and Professor

B.S. in Animal Science Iowa State University, 1997

M.S. Animal Science Oklahoma State University, 1999

Ph. D. Animal Breeding and Genetics Iowa State University, 2004

Originally from Muscatine, Iowa, Dr. Jennifer Minick Bormann grew up with Shorthorn cattle and horses. She joined the faculty at Kansas State University and 2004 with a 75% teaching and 25% research appointment. Dr. Bormann specializes in beef breeding and genetics and has worked on a number of projects, including collaborations with the NCBA and the American Angus Association. She has taught Genetics, Animal Breeding Principles, Advanced Animal Breeding, Equine Genetics and Introductory Horse Lab, and advised undergraduate students. She currently serves as Assistant Dean for Academic Programs in the College of Ag. Dr. Bormann, her husband Dale, daughter Kate, and son Luke reside south of Manhattan with their horses and dogs.