ASHLEY MICHELLE STOKES, DVM, Phd, MBA SUMMARY of CURRICULUM VITAE

ASHLEY MICHELLE STOKES, DVM, PhD, MBA SUMMARY OF CURRICULUM VITAE

Areas of Expertise and Personal Strengths Servant Leadership Style that Thrives with Teamwork Mentorship for Thriving Team Members MBA with Focus on Communications and Marketing Strategic Partnership Cultivation Strategic Planning and Implementation Building a Collective Vision with Diverse Stakeholders Elected Official Relationships and Initiatives Conflict Management Crisis/Disaster Management Complex Business Operations and Systems Thinking Diversity and Inclusion Implementation Strong Land Grant University Experience Philanthropy, Grants, and Diversifying Funding Community Engagement and Genuinely Enjoy People

Education Summary Masters of Business Administration Colorado State University 2018 PhD in Cardiovascular Physiology and Pharmacology Louisiana State University 2003 Doctor of Veterinary Medicine Louisiana State University 2001 Bachelor’s in Physiological Psychology University of Alabama 1993

Most Recent Work Experience Summary Associate Vice President for Engagement and Extension, Deputy Director of CSU Extension 2019 – current Assistant Vice President of Engagement, Deputy Directory of CSU Extension 2016 – 2019 Tenured, Full Professor of Veterinary Clinical Sciences, CSU Assistant Dean, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, CSU 2015 – 2017 Pre-Veterinary Director, Extension Veterinarian, Veterinary Research Faculty, UH Manoa 2009 – 2015 Interim Associate Dean, Appointed Director of Extension 2014 – 2015 Tenured, Full Specialist of Animal Sciences

Achievements Summary • Executive leadership for CSU Extension for programming, operations, legal, elected official relations, and handling of Extension response and communications through all COVID phases (preparation, response, recovery). • Recognized national leader in university engagement and Extension as noted by service on the executive committee for the Commission on Economic and Community Engagement of the Association of Public and Land Grant Universities and regional/national committees for Western/National Extension Directors Association. • Developed CSU Extension’s strategic plan, vision, mission, core values with inclusive collaboration throughout the organization and implemented the plan in a team-based, cohesive and systematic matter. • Presidential appointee for leading all campus activities, personnel, and budgets for the CSU System Spur campus, a 250-acre, $1 billion redevelopment at the National Western Complex in Denver, Colorado. Appointed in 2020 due to strong cross-college relationships, strategic planning experience, and large-scale project experience. • At the request of the Vice President, led the CSU Online division (credit/non-credit) for one year and increased revenue 5% through improved business management, employee engagement, and decreased employee attrition. • Strong collaboration in drafting, passage, gaining appropriation, and implementation of state legislation in 3 states. • Collaboratively developed philanthropic strategy and giving portfolio from the ground up for the Engagement and Extension division at CSU. • As a faculty member: research funding totaling $ 30,893,487 from diverse sources; solid, collaborative publication record; recognized for teaching excellence; committed to mission through many service activities; mentees and graduate students have achieved their professional goals; and strong stakeholder support with Extension programming that reaches from local to international communities with great collaborators. • Responsibility for operations, including budgets for CSU Extension and CSU Online ($74 million total). • As Assistant Dean: Increased CSU veterinary school applications 36% in one year after developing new strategy.

1 COMPLETE CURRICULUM VITAE

ASHLEY MICHELLE STOKES, DVM, PhD, MBA

Contents Section Page Summary…………………………………………………………………………..1 Education…………………………………………………………………………. 2 Professional Experience……………………………………………………...……3 Awards and Recognition……………………………………………………...…...5 Current and Previous Positions at CSU (July 2015 – Present): CSU Associate Vice President of Engagement and Extension and Deputy Director of Extension…………………………………….7 CSU Assistant Vice President of Engagement and Deputy Director of Extension…………………………………….10 CSU DVM Assistant Dean, Admissions & Student Services…………...12 Professional and Leadership Training…………………………………………….15 Research and Extension Bibliography All Grant Awards ………………………………………………………..17 All Publications………………………………………………………….24 All Presentations, Meetings, and Other Scholarly Activities……………35 Extension Programming Focus Areas UH Interim Associate Dean and Associate Director, Extension………...54 UH Veterinary Extension………………………………………………..56 All Instruction (CSU, UH, LSU; Undergraduate, Graduate, Professional)……….65 UH Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program Development…………………………...... 71 All Professional Service and Personal Activities (CSU, UH, LSU)………………78

Education Masters of Business Administration August 2015 – May 2018 3.8/4.0 GPA College of Business Colorado State University Fort Collins, Colorado

Masters of Business Administration (transferred to CSU) August 2011-Spring 2015 International Marketing and Communications Focus Shidler College of Business 3.9/4.0 GPA University of Hawaii at Manoa Honolulu, Hawaii

Dual Degree DVM/PhD Program (First student to enroll in and complete this program at LSU) Doctor of Philosophy in Veterinary Cardiovascular June 1999 – March 2003 Physiology & Pharmacology Comparative Biomedical Sciences 4.0/4.0 GPA Veterinary Physiology, Pharmacology, and Toxicology Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, Louisiana Doctor of Veterinary Medicine August 1998 – May 2001 3.5/4.0 GPA Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Baton Rouge, Louisiana Bachelor of Arts in Physiological Psychology August 1989 – December 1993 Minor Music: Vocal Performance University of Alabama Minor Marine Biology Tuscaloosa, Alabama

2 Professional Experience

Current Positions

Colorado State University – Fort Collins, Colorado Associate Vice President, Deputy Director of Extension, Office of Engagement and Extension November 2019 - Present

Member of the CSU President’s Executive Leadership Team (Cabinet) Represent CSU Extension.

Leadership of Extension Operations, Programming, Regions, and Strategic Initiatives Leadership of strategic plan development and initiatives, 4-H youth development, regional directors and county relationships, business and fiscal operations, programming areas, philanthropy, human resources, legal oversight, professional development, organizational development, Colorado Master Gardeners Program, CO Sustainable Energy Program, the National Livestock Marketing Information Center, Family Leadership Training Institute, AmeriCorps, and until May 2019 led Extension Communications team; November 2019 resumed leadership for Extension Communications team

Oversight of Office of Engagement’s Community and Economic Development Research and Data September 2019 (oversight of Associate Director of Research for C&ED and the Data Coordinator for C&ED)

Spur - CSU Fort Collins Campus Coordinator Cross-college lead for development of programming, personnel, and facilities utilization at the CSU System Spur 250-acre campus at the National Western Center Complex Redevelopment (billion dollar investment). January 2020

Full Professor with Tenure in Veterinary Clinical Sciences, College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences – Colorado State University May 2018 – Present

Previous Positions

Colorado State University – Fort Collins, Colorado Assistant Vice President, Deputy Director of Extension, Office of Engagement August 2016 – November 2019 Overlap with CVMBS Assistant Dean Role August 2016 – February 2017 (DVM Admissions) Interim Senior Director of CSU Online May 2017 – August 2018 (Full Leadership of Unit October 2017 – August 2018)

Assistant Dean, Admissions and Student Services July 2015 – February 2017 (overlap with AVP Engagement role August 2016 – February 2017) College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences

University of Hawaii at Manoa – Honolulu, Hawaii Adjunct Faculty Member – The University of Hawaii at Manoa July 2015 – August 2017 (graduated last graduate student)

Interim Associate Dean/Director of Extension September 2014 – July 2015 Appointed by Dean to Direct UH Extension Across Hawaii College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources

3 Extension Veterinarian, Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program Director and Instructor, and Veterinary Researcher – Department of Human Nutrition, Food and Animal Sciences Full Specialist* with Tenure May 2014 – July 2015 Associate Specialist with Tenure May 2012 – May 2014 Graduate Faculty October 2009 – July 2015 Associate Specialist Tenure Track Aug 2009 – May 2012 *The Specialist track at UH Manoa is equivalent to the Professor track at other major universities Split Appointment: Extension Veterinarian (50%); Pre-Veterinary Program Director and Instruction (30%); Veterinary Research (20%) College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources

Louisiana State University – Baton Rouge, Louisiana Veterinary Cardiovascular Physiology and Pharmacology Clinical Researcher Adjunct Faculty Member (While at UH) August 2009 – December 2010 Associate Member, Graduate Faculty March 2006 – December 2010 Assistant Professor of Research July 2004 – August 2009 Post-doctoral Research Fellow March 2003 – June 2004 Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences, Equine Health Studies Program School of Veterinary Medicine

Graduate Research Assistant Researcher May 2001 – March 2003 Department of Comparative Biomedical Science School of Veterinary Medicine

Merck-Merial Animal Health Studies Research Fellow Researcher May 2000 – May 2001 School of Veterinary Medicine

Geraldine R. Dodge Research Fellowship Research Fellow April 1998 – April 1999 Geraldine R. Dodge National Research Program Research Location: School of Veterinary Medicine

Oceanography Research Associate Positions Research Associate III Coastal Ecology February 1996 – August 1997 Research Associate I to III Coastal Fisheries February 1994 – February 1996 Netherlands Institute of Oceanography March 1995 – June 1995 Island of Texel, The Netherlands School of Oceanography

Veterinary Private Practice and Consulting United States Equestrian Testing Veterinarian – Stokes Veterinary Services Louisiana, Mississippi, Hawaii, Colorado March 2003 – December 2018 United States Equestrian Federation, Equine Drugs and Medications Program

Private Practice Veterinarian and Consultant – Stokes Veterinary Services Veterinarian October 2001 – January 2018 Mixed Animal Veterinary Practice and Consulting Baton Rouge, Louisiana; Honolulu, Hawaii; Fort Collins, Colorado

Private Practice Veterinary Externships – Louisiana and Kentucky Mixed-Animal Practice Veterinary Extern and Employee May 2001 – October 2001 Kleinpeter Veterinary Services Baton Rouge, Louisiana

Equine Practice Veterinary Extended-Extern March 2001 – May 2001 Hagyard-Davidson-McGee Associates, P.S.C., Equine Medicine and Surgery and Ambulatory Services Lexington, Kentucky

NASA Externship NASA Veterinarian and Research Externship - NASA Ames Research Center NASA Ames Veterinarian and Research Extern May – June 2001 National Aeronautical and Space Administration, Biomedical Research Facility Moffett Field, California

Awards and Recognition

Who’s Who in Colorado Agriculture, Denver Business Journal March 2020 Hall of Fame Inductee, Parkview Baptist High School September 2017 Outstanding Service Award, Hawaii Cattlemen’s State Council May 2015 Public Service Award International Animal Transportation Association (shared May 2015 with the Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council for inter/intra-state livestock transportation work) UH Excellence in Teaching Award October 2014 College Nominee Academy of Veterinary Consultants, Inducted Member August 2014 Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council Foundation Vice Chair August 2014 Paws for a Cause Board of Directors June 2014 Hōkū (Leadership) Award UH College of Tropical Agriculture and Human May 2014 Resources (Outstanding faculty demonstrating high level of commitment, professional leadership, and a potential for administrative positions) Hawaii Agricultural Leadership Program Selected Member and Graduate May 2014 (Agricultural leadership 18-month development program for Hawaii) Best Presentation Award, International Animal Transportation Association May 2014 Cattleman of the Year, Hawaii Cattlemen’s State Council November 2012 National Faces of Agriculture, Featured Veterinarian November 2012 UH Excellence in Teaching Award October 2012 College Nominee Ka Pouhana (Mentor) Award UH College of Tropical Agriculture and Human May 2012 Resources (award selected by students for advising and mentorship) USDA Foreign Animal Disease Diagnostician (FADD) February 2012 UH Excellence in Teaching Award October 2011 College Nominee Alumni Spotlight Louisiana State University School of Summer 2011 Veterinary Medicine, La Veterinaire: Magazine Paul Harris Fellow Award, Rotary International May 2011 Lead21, Land Grant Universities National Leadership Development Program March 2010 Selected Member and Graduate (National leadership development program linking research, academics and extension within land-grant universities) Baton Rouge Green Board of Directors January 2009 John W. Barton Sr. Community Leadership Development Class of 2008 Program, Selected Member and Graduate YWCA Board of Advisors January 2008 Baton Rouge ‘Top Forty Under 40’ Award November 2006

5 (Baton Rouge Business Report) Forum 35 Board of Directors 2005, 2006, 2007 (~850-member young professional Baton Rouge org) Leadership Greater Baton Rouge Class of 2005 Selected Member and Graduate Distinguished Dissertation; School of Veterinary February 2004 Medicine (Nominated for University Level Award) Distinguished Dissertation; Department of January 2004 Comparative Biomedical Sciences Distinguished PhD Graduate, LSU Commencement May 2003 Phi Zeta Poster Presentation, First Place September 2002 Phi Zeta Poster Presentation, First Place September 2001 American Association of Equine Practitioners and the December 2000 American Live Stock Insurance Company National Scholarship Phi Zeta Poster Presentation, Second Place September 2000 Merck-Merial Animal Health Studies Research Fellow May 2000 Louisiana Chapter of the American Association of Equine May 2000 Practitioners and Louisiana Veterinary Medical Association Scholarship Student Chapter of the American Association of Equine May 2000 Practitioners Scholarship Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care December 1999 Outstanding Service Award School of Veterinary Medicine Student of the Year Award May 1999 Student Chapter of the American Association of Equine May 1999 Practitioners Scholarship Phi Zeta Oral Presentation, First Place April 1999 Phi Zeta Poster Presentation, First Place April 1999 LSU Equine Fund Scholarship May 1998 Geraldine R. Dodge Research Fellow April 1998 Dean’s List Numerous Semesters Awards Accepted on Behalf of the LSU Equine Health Studies Program The Women’s Club “Jewels of Baton Rouge” April 2008 The Excalibur Club of Baton Rouge “Hurricane Hero 2005” June 2006

6 Current Position

Associate Vice President for Engagement and Extension; Deputy Director of Extension November 15, 2019 – present (Note: publications, presentations, and grants are in the Bibliography section below)

Major Initiatives

Serve on the CSU President’s Executive Leadership Team (Cabinet)

As the Associate VP and right hand executive leader to the Vice President of Engagement and Extension, I provide leadership for CSU Extension, the Office of Community and Economic Development and lead international programs in Ethiopia and the Pacific Region related to Extension and Engagement. Specifically, leading Extension statewide for operations, programming (including 4-H), personnel, county and state relations, COVID-19 planning, response, and recovery, and other strategic initiatives. I also assist in leadership with CSU Online/Extended Campus (the online credit and non-credit platform for the university) and the Colorado Water Center. Oversee strategic planning and implementation initiatives for Engagement, with a focus on CSU Extension. The Extension plan is being fully implemented by teams formed across the organization. The plan for the Office of Engagement and Extension is comprised of CSU Extension, The Office of Community and Economic Development, CSU Online, and the Colorado Water Institute. With the input on overall vision from the Vice President of Engagement and Extension, I strive to provide visionary leadership for CSU Extension across Colorado, which includes approximately 350 agents and specialists serving all 64 counties. This vision is grounded in the rich history and strengths of Extension across Colorado, while also working to meeting changing and future needs. The genuine engagement with partners, elected officials, communities, and our own excellent Extension professionals allows for us to remain strong and relevant. I also serve on and/or coordinate all leadership committees and councils for CSU Extension. I commit to personal visits to our offices in all counties as well as attending and showing support for our staff and volunteers at many events, commissioner meetings, agricultural industry meetings, key stakeholder events across many important topics for Colorado (health and well-being, State Legislative meetings, county fairs, and state fair events. Advance diversity and inclusion efforts across all Engagement units including representing all of Engagement on the President’s Commission for Diversity and Inclusion (including active roles on subcommittees) and strongly fostering the activities of Extension’s Diversity Catalyst Team. A dedicated and long-term commitment to the advancement of diversity and inclusion within our units. Lead the development and advancement of philanthropy efforts for the entire division. Currently we are growing to include more direct leadership with the CSU Foundation and Advancement after we positioned our accounts and personnel to launch our philanthropy efforts. Selected to serve on the Executive Committee for the Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities’ Commission on Economic and Community Engagement (APLU, CECE) 2019-2021. This Executive Committee for CECE is comprised of top university leaders in economic and community engagement to steer Commission initiatives and related APLU priorities. Lead and/or Assist in the representation of the Office of Engagement and CSU Extension on numerous advisory councils and boards. Lead for the national land grant initiative titled “Collaborations Across Cultures” (includes Extension Directors, Research Directors, Academic Directors, Federally-Recognized Tribal Extension Programs (FRTEP), USDA-NIFA, APLU, and our 1994 Tribal Colleges with First American Land Grant Consortium (FALCON)) to improve our collaborations throughout our land grant universities/colleges across cultures with an emphasis on mutually beneficial partnerships with Indigenous peoples. Includes travel across the Western Region to land grant colleges and universities to meet with leadership to better develop goals, actions, and implementation. Our goal is to build stronger collaborations as a western land grant system.

7 Lead Extension’s operational teams comprised of the fiscal and business, human resources, professional development, organizational development, and videography offices and overseeing all legal issues. Oversee, with excellent leadership from strong CSU Extension team members, the 4-H Program, the Colorado Master Gardener Program, the Colorado Energy Extension Program, the Family Leadership Training Institute, AmeriCorps, Expanded Food and Nutrition Education Program, and the Livestock Marketing Information Center. Leading the effort to transition the current reporting system to Digital Measures to bring Extension more in line with the rest of campus for institutional data metrics and to increase visibility of Extension’s tremendous work to campus. Also leading effort to elevate Extension Agents and Specialists to faculty status within CSU (they are not considered faculty at CSU and I am working with campus and an Extension committee to bring them in as non-tenure track faculty). Leading international programs with our Freely Associated States (FAS) and Territories in the Pacific to foster university engagement and university-based extension and assisting in programs in Japan and Ethiopia. Leading collaborations with our peer Land-Grant colleges and universities in the US Territories of American Samoa, Guam, the Federated States of Micronesia, the Marshall Islands, Palau, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands. The collaborations within the FAS focus on building Extension capacity as well as advancing animal and one health initiatives. Partnering with CSU’s College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences to collaborate with Hokkaido University in Japan to grow veterinary and one health programs. Collaboration with 3 top universities (and all of the 47 other public Ethiopian universities) in Ethiopia and their Ministry of Higher Education to foster university-community engagement efforts through hosting Ethiopian colleagues at CSU and participating in workshops and conferences at the universities in Ethiopia. Continue and grow collaborations with livestock and other agricultural partners across Colorado through participation on the Colorado Ag Council, CSU President’s Ag Advisory Council, and as a member of the Academy of Veterinary Consultants and the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association. Increase communication and marketing across the Office of Engagement to better inform stakeholders within and outside of CSU. Initiated a weekly “Y’all Call” zoom meeting to allow for communications on COVID-19 updates/protocols/Q&A for all of our staff and faculty connected to Extension. I started the “Y’all Call” before we transitioned to remote work and, due to the success and continued strong participation, I’ve continued hosting this weekly. Participation in rebranding efforts for Extension state-wide to better co-brand CSU Extension with each Colorado county as well as branding for each major program in Extension. Improving communication of goals within CSU Extension through marketing development. Established and continuing regular video and in-person team meetings to improve support, communication and collaboration across CSU Extension. Facilitate campus-wide discussions regarding the scholarship of engagement to encourage greater faculty participation and recognition of their efforts. Includes membership on the Provost’s Council for Engagement as well as participation on the subcommittee to form improved recognition of engagement across campus and promotion and tenure structure to support faculty who are engaged scholars. Engage in human health and one health initiatives across the state to maximize opportunities for collaborations within Engagement as well as across campus and the state. Overseeing Extension’s contributions to a state-wide mental health and suicide awareness/assistance marketing effort in collaboration with the Colorado Department of Agriculture, Colorado Farm Bureau, and Rocky Mountain Farmers Union. Advisory Board member for the Regional Health Connectors Network to link communities to available health care providers through community outreach and engagement. Serving on the Board of Advisors for CSU’s One Health Institute.

Board Member and Committee Activities Commission on Economic & Community Engagement Executive Committee, Association of Land Grant and Public Universities, 2019 – present Livestock Steering Committee, Colorado State University 2019 – present CSU Spur Campus at the National Western Center organizing committee with the CSU System (campus lead) 2020 – present

8 National Association of State Departments of Agriculture, Western Region Representative, Western Extension Directors 2019 – present Western Region Aquaculture Board, Western Extension Directors Representative 2018 – present Western Region Administrator Board, Western Extension Directors Representative 2018 – present Resource and Partnership Development Committee, National Extension Directors Association, Western Region Representative 2017 – present Colorado One Health Advisory Board, Colorado State University 2016 – present Public Policy Committee, Committee on Engagement, Association of Land Grant and Public Universities, 2016 – 2019 President’s Commission on Diversity & Inclusion, Colorado State University, Engagement Representative 2016 – present eXtension Innovation Committee, National Extension Directors Association, Western Region Representative 2016 – 2018 Western Extension Directors Association member, 2014-2015 (UH), 2016 – present (CSU) Colorado Agriculture Council, Colorado Department of Agriculture, 2016 – present Regional Health Connectors Technical Advisory Group, Colorado Health Initiative 2016 – 2018 Colorado Blueprint of Food and Agriculture Advisory Committee, College of Agriculture, Colorado State University 2016 – 2017 International Animal Transportation Association (2014 Top Scientific Contributor) 2014 – 2019 National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, National Health and Welfare Committee (Emerging Issues, Transportation, BRD) 2011 – 2018 Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council, Council Leadership and Health and Welfare Committee 2010 - present Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education Veterinary Advisory Committee 2009 – 2017 International Committee on Space Research (Physiology Section) 2001 – present

9 Previous Positions

Assistant Vice President for Engagement and Deputy Director of Extension August 2016 – November 2019 Split-FTE with Assistant Dean Position College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences (August 23, 2016 – February 1, 2017) Interim Senior Director of CSU Online (May 2017 – August 2018) (Note: publications, presentations, and grants are in the Bibliography section below)

Major Initiatives

With the leadership of the Vice President of Engagement, provide leadership for CSU Extension, the Office of Community and Economic Development, CSU Online, the Colorado Water Center, and international programs in Ethiopia, the Freely Associated States in Pacific Region, and China related to Extension and Engagement. Oversee strategic planning and implementation initiatives within Engagement, including two organizations under the Office of Engagement. Extension did not have a strategic plan for approximately 10 years and the plan we’ve developed with strong input throughout Extension is being fully implemented by teams formed across the organization. The plan for CSU Online developed with goals and ideas fully submitted from throughout Online’s 64 staff members and teams. The plan for the Office of Engagement is in early stages with high level input completed from leadership from CSU Extension, The Office of Community and Economic Development, CSU Online, and the Colorado Water Institute. The Colorado Water Institute has a strategic plan in place. Leadership for CSU Extension across Colorado with the Vice President of Engagement, which includes approximately 350 agents and specialists serving all 64 counties. Serving on and/or coordinating all leadership committees and councils for CSU Extension. Personal visits to our offices in all but 11 counties thus far as well as attending and showing support for our staff and volunteers at many events, county fairs, and state fairs. Advance diversity and inclusion efforts across all Engagement units including representing all of Engagement on the President’s Commission for Diversity and Inclusion (including active roles on subcommittees) and strongly fostering the activities of Extension’s Diversity Catalyst Team. A dedicated and long-term commitment to the advancement of diversity and inclusion within our units. Selected for the Executive Committee for the Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities’ Commission on Economic and Community Engagement (APLU, CECE) 2019-2021. This Executive Committee for CECE is comprised of top university leaders in economic and community engagement to steer Commission initiatives and related APLU priorities. Representation for the Office of Engagement and CSU Extension on numerous state, regional, and national advisory councils and boards. Lead for the Western Region Land-Grant initiative titled “Collaborations Across Cultures” (includes Western Extension Directors, Research Directors, Academic Directors, Federally-Recognized Tribal Extension Programs (FRTEP), USDA-NIFA, APLU, and our 1994 Tribal College Extension Directors) to improve our collaborations with Indigenous peoples and colleges/universities that serve Indigenous populations. Led a WEDA committee with other Extension Directors to deliver an April 2019 symposium in an effort to bring western universities closer and leverage our regional resources. Currently leading this initiative to better connect our 1862 Land-Grant universities (LGUs) with our 1862 Land-Grant Pacific Colleges (Native Pacific Islanders and Native Hawaiians), off-the road Native Alaskan college locations, 1994 Land-Grant Tribal Colleges, and the FRTEP locations across the West. On October 25, 2019 partnered with FALCON (First American Land Grant Consortium) to host a national workshop that brought together 8 1862 LGUs, 22 1994 Tribal Colleges, USDA-NIFA, and partners to continue strategic movement towards improved collaborations as land grants across cultures. This work includes travel across the Western Region to LGUs to meet with leadership to better develop goals, actions, and implementation. Our goal is to build stronger collaborations as a Land-Grant system.

10 Lead Extension’s operational teams comprised of the fiscal and business, human resources, professional development, organizational development, and videography offices, overseeing legal issues, and initiated new positions in professional development and mentorship as well as organizational development to serve all of Extension. Lead for the Colorado Master Gardener Program and the Colorado Energy Extension Program. Leading the effort to transition the current reporting system to Digital Measures to bring Extension more in line with the rest of campus for institutional data metrics and to increase visibility of Extension’s tremendous work to campus. Also leading effort to elevate Extension Agents and Specialists to faculty status within CSU (they are not considered faculty at CSU and I am working with campus and an Extension committee to bring them in as non-tenure track faculty). House-bill 17-1282 passed Spring 2017 with fiscal appropriations to fund veterinarians that will practice in designated areas of rural Colorado with up to $70,000 paid towards their student loans. Drafted the legislation in conjunction with Thom Hadley, Michael Feeley, Representative Ginal, and Senator Sonnenberg and provided testimony at hearings with other veterinary colleagues. Served as an advisor to the board throughout the design and implementation of the program. Leading international programs with our Freely Associated States (FAS) and Territories in the Pacific to foster university engagement and university-based extension and assisting in programs in Japan, Ethiopia, and China. Leading collaborations with our peer Land-Grant colleges and universities in the US Territories of American Samoa, Guam, the Federated States of Micronesia, the Marshall Islands, Palau, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands. The collaborations within the FAS focus on building Extension capacity as well as advancing animal and one health initiatives. Partnering with CSU’s College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences to collaborate with Hokkaido University in Japan to grow veterinary and one health programs. Collaboration with 3 top universities (and many other universities) in Ethiopia and their Ministry of Higher Education to foster university-community engagement efforts through hosting Ethiopian colleagues at CSU and participating in workshops and conferences at the universities in Ethiopia. Assist in efforts in China to establish university-based Extension throughout their agricultural universities. We lead a coalition of 5 US universities, 10 Chinese universities (with 29 other Chinese agricultural universities as participants), and the 3 Chinese Ministries of Science and Technology, Agriculture, and Education to develop and support university-based Extension and technology transfer. Continue and grow collaborations with livestock and other agricultural partners across Colorado through participation on the Colorado Ag Council, CSU President’s Ag Advisory Council, and as a member of the Academy of Veterinary Consultants and the Colorado Cattlemen’s Association. Lead coordinator of the October 2019 Engagement Scholarship Consortium Annual Conference hosted by CSU and western region members in Denver, Colorado. This is a 4-day, multi-track, international conference with attendance of approximately 600 and a budget of ~$377,000. Led a multi- institutional committee to hold this conference, which is considered the premier conference for those in all aspects of engagement for higher education. Increase communication and marketing across the Office of Engagement to better inform stakeholders within and outside of CSU. Participation in rebranding efforts for Extension state-wide to better co-brand CSU Extension with each Colorado county as well as branding for each major program in Extension. Improving communication of goals within CSU Extension through marketing development. Established regular video and in-person team meetings for the Extension Regional Directors and the 4-H Program Director to improve support, communication and collaboration across CSU Extension. Facilitate campus-wide discussions regarding the scholarship of engagement to encourage greater faculty participation and recognition of their efforts. Includes membership on the Provost’s Council for Engagement as well as participation on the subcommittee to form improved recognition of engagement across campus and promotion and tenure structure to support faculty who are engaged scholars. Engage in human health and one health initiatives across the state to maximize opportunities for collaborations within Engagement as well as across campus and the state. Overseeing Extension’s contributions to a state-wide mental health and suicide awareness/assistance marketing effort in collaboration with the Colorado Department of Agriculture, Colorado Farm Bureau, and Rocky Mountain Farmers Union. Advisory Board member for the Regional Health Connectors Network to

11 link communities to available health care providers through community outreach and engagement. Serving on the Board of Advisors for CSU’s One Health Institute. Led and managed strategic operations for CSU Online in partnership with the Associate Provost for Instructional Innovation and the VP of Engagement from May 2017 – October 2017. Oversaw operations and personnel management. Completed strategic planning effort to increase focus of organization. Lead and manage all aspects of CSU Online under the VP of Engagement from October 2017 – August 2018. Improved business operations and structure of contracts and partnership agreements within and outside of CSU for academic and professional development course offerings. Due to concerns regarding organizational culture, worked to increase employee engagement and employee satisfaction in the workplace through deliberate involvement of all employees’ voices in strategic planning as well as improved social interactions across the organization.

Assistant Dean, DVM Admissions and Student Services Full-FTE July 2015 – August 23, 2016; Split-FTE with Assistant Vice President Position August 23, 2016 – February 1, 2017 (Note: publications, presentations, and grants are in the Bibliography section below)

Major Initiatives

Recruiting and Admissions Development Increased the number of applications 35% (from ~1600 in 2015 to over 2100 in 2016) CSU DVM Program specific marketing/recruiting materials have not been used for a number of years and none were available; collaboration with college communications team to develop 13-page DVM Program brochure “Make a Difference” (in print February 2016), new logo and “look” for DVM Program (February 2016), branded informational and recruiting presentations (February 2016), quarterly newsletter for pre-veterinary and pre-health advisors across the US (October 2015), and 3-minute video developed to use at various DVM-related recruiting and other college events (released January 2017). With our Admissions Operations Director, oversee and manage our 18 DVM Ambassadors and their recruiting efforts. Incorporating online chat sessions (2 completed) and a virtual pre-veterinary fair for summer 2016. Increased scholarships Increased availability of recruiting scholarships for top Colorado and non-sponsored applicants from zero to eight $10,000 scholarships (total directed to recruiting of top students = $80,000). February 2016. Overseeing the Admissions Committee and admissions process for the DVM and combined degree programs (DVM program, University of Alaska Fairbanks cooperative UAF/CSU DVM program, Combined programs: MBA/DVM, MPH/DVM, MS/DVM, PhD/DVM, VetPrep (prep-DVM program for disadvantaged students), VetStart (undergraduate-DVM program for disadvantaged students)). Strong advising One-on-one pre-veterinary student advising for over 150 advisees to date and many group, pre- veterinary club, animal science classes, and other advising and recruiting opportunities across the US in-person and using distance technology. Strengthened communication to prospective students through team approach to email inquiries and follow-ups. Oversee and continually improve our admissions and transfer policies and processes to ultimately enroll the highest quality, diverse, and well-rounded students for our DVM programs. We reviewed ~1600 applications for the 2015 cycle. Collaborated with the Faculty Chair of the Admissions Committee to identify the top and bottom performers in Years I-III of the DVM program and completed an analysis of their applications to help us identify makers for both strong and weak performance. Provided this data to the Admissions Committee to aid in information to guide application reviews. Care is taken to promote diversity within each admitted class to best meet the current and future needs of the profession. Hosted an open faculty forum about admissions and reintroduction of interviews in 2017 in April 2016. Admissions efforts are ongoing.

12 Led the reintroduction of interviews as part of the admissions process. With collaboration from the DVM Admissions Committee researched interview styles, visited a veterinary institution using the Multiple Mini Interview (MMI) format and participated in their interviews, formed a subcommittee to select MMI scenarios to evaluate candidate problem solving, critical thinking, communication, and resiliency. Coordinated our interview event for January 2017 to interview ~350 DVM candidates over two days on campus as well as an evening event at the Discovery Center in Fort Collins. Record attendance at “Vet Showcase” event for applicants that hold offers or are alternates for our DVM program. February 2016. Moved our “Pre-Vet Visit Day” event to coincide with our Veterinary College’s Open House to maximize opportunities for prospective students to experience the best of our teaching hospital and students. April 2016.

Diversity and Inclusion Initiatives Redesigned VetPrep Program Expanded VetPrep from one semester preparatory coursework to two semesters. Completion of these preparatory semesters with at least a 3.0 GPA allows guaranteed admission into the DVM Program and this program is limited to select applicants with a defined disadvantage. Expansion of the VetPrep Program to two semesters was also possible by acquiring additional scholarship funds to help offset tuition costs for the preparatory semesters (increased from $5,000 to $10,000 for each student). December 2015. Developed CVMBS Diversity and Inclusiveness Plan Researched and developed the Diversity and Inclusion Plan for CVMBS. Next steps have been outlined, which includes formation of a Dean’s appointed Diversity Advisory Council. Launch of plan framework February 2016. Council is in active phase.

Assisted in the establishment of Veterinary Students One in Culture and Ethnicity (VOICE) student club for CSU. Launch March 2016.

Assisting in the establishment of the Women’s Veterinary Leadership Development Initiative student club for CSU. Launch April 2016. Co-facilitated “Negotiation Skills” workshop April 15. 2016.

Completed CSU’s “Creating Inclusive Excellence” certificate program (as also noted below), April 2016.

Represented our college at the “Diversity Matters” SE Regional Veterinary Symposium. April 2016. Multicultural Retreat co-hosted by the City of Fort Collins and CSU, Mountain Campus, September 2015.

All DVM Admissions and Student Services team members completed diversity trainings each semester since my hire.

Student Services Career Services Career Services staff member departed the DVM Program as I was starting at CSU in July 2015 and the position is on hold due to budget constraints. Since this is under my purview and we wanted to maintain our commitment to the students to offer DVM-specific career services, I had to restructure, decentralize, and coordinate our services. Ongoing. Better utilizing central CSU Career Services staff and facilities for our DVM students for resume building, job search proficiencies, networking, and interview skills. August 2015. Provided career lectures to all DVM students in years I and II courses, VMED 610 and 710. Fall 2015. Provide individual career mentoring to DVM students in all years of the program. Ongoing. Financial Education and Scholarships We have a certified financial planner on staff and I provide supervision and collaboration with him in developing financial education materials, advising, workshops, and sharing expertise nationally on this critical issue in the veterinary profession. Ongoing.

13 Administrative Project Coordinator has overseen transition of scholarships from paper-based to online-based management to better connect DVM students to scholarship opportunities. March 2016. Collaborate with the CSU Office of Veterans Affairs to manage CO 702 veteran’s benefit eligibility and awards for DVM students. Combined Program Management Oversee admissions, enrollment management/registrar coding, orientation, and mentoring of students in our combined programs (PhD/DVM program has additional management and oversight from the Associate Dean of Research and her office.) Close collaboration with UAF regarding Student Services initiatives and in current development of a combined MS/DVM with a focus on Wildlife Conservation and Marine Animal Conservation.

Other Student Services Initiatives Participation and collaboration in orientation for DVM and all combined programs, including serving as a faculty facilitator for Year I students during DVM orientation week at CSU and CSU’s Mountain Campus (small group facilitation (ongoing mentoring of 17 students in this group), low ropes and high ropes facilitation). Service as mentor for a number of students as part of their mentorship assignment for VMED 611. Increasing collaborations, partnerships, communications, and exchanges with Colorado’s livestock industries to improve rural/livestock veterinary shortages across the state. This includes increasing experiential opportunities for our students in these local livestock industries. Facilitating creation of an externship online database to assist students in their search for gaining experience. Organized study skills workshop for VetPrep and Years I and II with the Assoc Director of Learning Programs of CSU’s The Institute of Learning and Teaching (TILT). September 2015, March 2016. Assist our DVM Wellness Counselor in efforts to encourage wellness within our student body, such as facilitating a small group at the Symbolism Workshop (November 2015), led a bicycling outing for DVM students during the “21 Days of Happiness” event organized by SCAVMA (February 2016), assisting in organizing a national veterinary wellness summit (planned November 2016)

Support of DVM and CVMBS Programs and Events Participation in DVM and college events (Golden Reunion event, Vet Fest student club event, Open House, Coating, Graduation, Retired Faculty Lunch, Fall and Spring DVM Student Forum, DVM team journal club, DVM team meetings, college “Super Bowl” staff lunch, CVMBS alumni/NASA astronaut presentation “The View from Space, College’s Spring Forum), Alumni gatherings, etc.

14 Professional and Leadership Training

Trebuchet Consulting, Office of Engagement and Extension Executive Leadership, Colorado State University, 2020

Disney Leadership Institute training, Colorado State University, July 2018

Supervisor training series, Organizational Training and Development, Colorado State University, 2017 – present

Creating Inclusive Excellence Program Certificate (20 hours), Office of the Vice President for Diversity, Colorado State University, Spring 2016.

Masters of Business Administration Program (started at UH Manoa and transferred limited credits to CSU Fall 2015) Capstone Comprehensive Business Plan, BUS 665, Colorado State University Spring 2018 Project: ForeFront 4-Channel Military-Grade Infusion Pump for CME America (plan used by company for launch of actual product into the civilian market and government procurement process) International Marketing, BUS 662, Colorado State University, Spring 2018 Marketing Strategy and Planning, BUS 656, Colorado State University Fall 2017 Financial Markets and Investments, BUS 641, Colorado State University Fall 2017 Financial Principles and Practice, BUS 640, Colorado State University Fall 2017 Business Economics for the World Market, BUS 635, Colorado State University Summer 2017 Financial Reporting and Analysis, BUS 616, Colorado State University Summer 2017 Managerial Accounting BUS 615, Colorado State University Spring 2017 Quantitative Business Analysis BUS 601, Colorado State University Spring 2017 Project: Decision Making Related to Fatigue in Medical Residency Training Programs Supply Chain Management BUS 650, Colorado State University 2017 Accounting Concepts BUS 614, Colorado State University Fall 2016. Information Management (Information Technology) BUS 630, Colorado State University, Fall 2016. Project: IT Professionals Hiring and Retention Strategies for CSU. Managing Human Capitol BUS 626, College of Business, Colorado State University, Spring 2016. Project: Southwest Airlines Expansion to South America Ethical, Legal, and Regulatory Issues BUS 660, College of Business, Colorado State University, Spring 2016. Project: Legal and Ethical Implications of the ADA for the CSU DVM Program. Higher Education Administration EDHE 671, School of Education, Colorado State University, Fall 2015. Project: Critical Issues Facing Higher Education (State Funding of Higher Education). Business Systems and Processes BUS 500, College of Business, Colorado State University, Fall 2015. International Marketing MKT 653, Shidler College of Business, University of Hawaii. Spring 2015. Project: Veterinary Educational Opportunities for Argentine Students at Colorado State University. Ethics BUS 628, Shidler College of Business, University of Hawaii. Fall 2014. Project: Evaluation of Target’s Corporate Social Responsibility Report. Extension Programming PEPS 691. College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, University of Hawaii, Spring 2014. Output: The Health and Welfare of Backyard Poultry (distributed statewide). Intercultural Negotiations and Communication COM 646, School of Communications, University of Hawaii. Spring 2014. Research Paper: Development of an Intercultural Training Program for Veterinarians. Public Policy and Analysis PPC 495, Public Policy Center, University of Hawaii. Spring 2013. Research Paper: GMO Labeling in Hawaii and Public Policy Considerations. Intercultural Communication COM 643, School of Communications, University of Hawaii. Fall 2012. Project: Use of Propaganda in WWII, Fall 2012. Organizational Leadership BUS 626, Shidler College of Business, University of Hawaii. Spring 2012. Business Plan: Olomana Gardens, Waimanalo, Hawaii Spring 2012. Marketing Management BUS 623, Shidler College of Business, University of Hawaii. Fall 2011. Marketing Plan: Kokua Local Produce Co-op Market, Honolulu, Hawaii Fall 2011.

15 Hawaii Agricultural Leadership Program, Intensive 18-month of training for future leaders in Hawaii’s Agricultural sector. Selected member of 15 from across Hawaii. Big Island January 2013 Vegetable farming, energy use, honey production, sustainability, forestry, journalism, beef production, dairy production Oahu April 2013 Legislative interaction training, organic farming, ag policy, conflict resolution, ag in schools Kauai June 2013 Swine production, GMO issues and controversies, seed industry, wildlife conservation, community co-ops for farming, affordable agricultural housing, local food interests Maui August 2013 Conservation of native habitats/cultural sites, sugar industry, invasive species (plant and animal), aquatic resources and water diversion, water rights and use, vineyards, diversified ag, ag-tourism, hydroponics Big Island October 2013 Marketing, slaughter and processing, biodiesel, addressing change, tropical flowers & nursery, natural local-fed beef, macadamia and coffee farming, cultural restoration, aquaculture Lanai and Maui January 2014 Rejuvenation of the island of Lanai (plan presentation), response to loss of a major ag industry (loss of pineapple industry and plan), multi-species grazing, poultry, small ruminants North Carolina and Washington DC April 2014: Washington DC - Meetings with USDA agencies, USDA Chief Veterinarian John Clifford, NCBA Chief Veterinarian Kathy Simmons, Tips on Lobbying with Chandler Keys, private meetings with Hawaii’s US congressional delegates/offices, US House and Senate Agriculture committee meetings, USDA ARS visits, National Agriculture Library, private meeting with National Farm Bureau Federation; North Carolina – NC State Extension, various agricultural systems visits, NC Dept of Agriculture Chair and cabinet private meeting, Research Triangle Park visit, livestock export, diversified agriculture focus, large-scale agriculture integrated systems, small and niche market operations, fisheries Capstone Project: Barriers to Local-Finishing of Beef in Hawaii, Summit hosted January 22, 2014 with 56 key members of the beef and supporting industries, developed top 2 action plan items and formed committees. $50,000 committed by industry supporter to match funds to hire beef marketing coordinator as one of the action items. Also had 5 UH students attending to learn about industry. Graduation May 2014

Strengthening Community Agrosecurity Train-the-Trainer Workshop, Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN), Sidney, Montana. November 2012.

Foreign Animal Disease Diagnostician (FADD) Training, Plum Island, February 2012.

Lead21 Leadership Program, Intensive year of training for future leadership within Land Grant Universities across US. Indianapolis, Indiana June 2010 Knowing Our Own and Others Personal Management and Interaction Styles Kansas City, Missouri October 2010 Effectiveness at the University & State Level Washington DC February 2011 Effectiveness at the Federal Level

John W. Barton Sr. Community Leadership Development Program Class of 2008: Baton Rouge, Louisiana. July 2008 – October 2008.

Everyone’s a Customer: How to Build and Maintain Customer Relationships, The PAR Group, School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. September 2006.

Leadership Greater Baton Rouge Class of 2005: Chamber of Greater Baton Rouge, Louisiana. August 2004 – May 2005.

16 Bibliography

FDA Approval of Equine Medication

US Food and Drug Administration Final Approval of Prascend® Final United States Food and Drug Administration Center of Veterinary Medicine approval of Prascend® (pergolide mesylate) for the control of clinical signs associated with Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction (Equine Cushings Disease) in horses, September 2011. Product launch November 2011. Phase III Clinical Trial Investigator, Extended Use Investigator, Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica, August 2008 – 2011.

Research Grant Awards

Participated in the John A. Burns School of Medicine Center for Cardiovascular Research at the University of Hawaii $11.5 million COBRE NIH award; Shohet R. 5-year grant, 2007. This was a training grant through NIH and I was a participant in this multi-investigator laboratory of cardiovascular research. My laboratory at UH Manoa in Ag Sciences was unavailable for the first year, so I joined this laboratory to add to my skill set and gain more in-depth knowledge into pathophysiological pathways of interest for my own research. My research focus within this laboratory – Use of ultrasound to drive microbubbles containing the gene transcript of a regulator (microRNA-iRNA) of HIF1alpha into myocardial tissue of mice. September 2013 Dr. Shohet returned from sabbatical and invited me to once again utilize laboratory space and technicians in his cardiovascular research lab to further advance my research, since it brings a multispecies dimension to their current work.

Funded ($ 30,893,487.00) In recent years, much more of a focus to grow organizational funding and facilitate funding for others.

Investigator in the Children's Health Living Program at the University of Hawaii $24.8 million USDA National Institute for Food and Agriculture (NIFA). April 2011 – 5-year grant. Novotny R (PI), Hawaii: Boushey C, Boyd J, Ching D, Deberyshe G, Deenik J, Dunn M, Edwards C, Nigg C, Stokes AM, Takahashi R, Wilkens L, Alaska: Luick B, Bersamin A, Greenburg J, American Samoa: Vargo D, Sogologo S, Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands: Belyeu-Camacho T, Castro R, Kim JH, Guam: Guerrero RTL, Rojas GA, Barber LR, Paulino YC, Hattori-Uchima M, Jones RM, Freely Associated States of Micronesia: Represented by Deenik J, Hollyer J. Children's Health Living Program. This was the only grant funded in this national program. As the sole veterinarian/animal health co- investigator, my focus is to increase capacity to control roaming dogs to thereby decrease dog bites and improve the ability of children to exercise. Roaming dogs and the high prevalence of dog bites in the South and Western Pacific are consistently rated as top reasons children do not have regular exercise. This is being accomplished through training of animal control personnel, policy development, and increased ability to compete for funding resources for program development. Areas of focus are the Freely Associated States of Micronesia (specifically Palau and Pohnpei).

Frye M, Callan R, Crawford C, Deutchman M, Dinsmore P, Fonken L, Garry F, Holt T, Keiser S, Jones C, McConnel C, Rao S, Rhoer K, Stokes AM, Striegel N, Van Metre D, Vogl M, Zeller S. A Holistic Approach to Expanding Rural Veterinary Services and Improving Retention of Rural Practitioners. $249,739. USDA. August 2016. Engle TE, Wagner, JJ, Woerner D, Archibeque S, Stokes AM. Effects of Supplemental Zinc Dose and Source on Performance and Carcass Characteristics of Feedlot Steers. $101,143. Micronutrients, LLC. October 2015. Stokes AM, Zaleski H. Livestock health monitoring. $1,500. USDA Animal Health Funds, May 2015.

17 Stokes AM. Cooperative Extension Service Communication and Peer Exchange Project. $77,000. Ulupono Initiative and Hawaii Community Foundation. January 2015. Stokes AM, Baldwin G, Gottlieb A, Franco A, English C, Greenwell J, Spence B, Wood L, Francis S. Establish Leadership for Hawaii’s Livestock Industry Including a Comprehensive Livestock Feed Methodology. $200,000. Hawaii Department of Agriculture. (100% of funding went to the Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council) October 2014. Stokes AM. Evaluation of shipping stress of cattle shipped from Hawaii to the US Mainland. $99,876. College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources Supplemental Funding, June 2014. Stokes AM. Evaluating Preconditioning Programs to Minimize Stress During Shipping of Cattle from Hawaii to the Mainland US. $TBD. Hatch Integrated Project. February 2014 – September 2019. Awarded funds during next phase of submission June 2014. Stokes AM, Zaleski H. Livestock health monitoring. $1,500. USDA Animal Health Funds, May 2014. Stokes AM, English C, Keliipuleole S, Beaudet B. Hawaii Agricultural Leadership Program Capstone Team Project: 2014 Hawaii Local Beef Summit. $6,000. Ulupono Initiative ($2,000), Parker Ranch ($2,000), Hawaii Grazing Lands Conservation Initiative ($1,000), and Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council ($1,000). December 2013. Stokes AM, Turano B, Jha R, DuPonte M, Evensen C. Evaluation of grass-finished beef production in Hawaii: evaluation of soil fertility, forage quality, and herd genetics. $167,099. Ulupono Initiative. Industry Contract. September 2013. Stokes AM, Zaleski H. Livestock health monitoring. $1,500. USDA Animal Health Funds, May 2013. Graef G, Stokes AM. Roaming dogs and their effect on community physical and psychological health in Pohnpei, Micronesia. $5,000. University of Hawaii Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program. March 2013. Stokes AM, Fukumoto G, Abran M. Pilot study evaluating grass-finish beef production in Hawaii: evaluation of soil fertility, forage quality, and carcass performance. $14,000. Ulupono Initiative. Industry Contract. January 2013. Stokes AM, Zaleski H. Livestock health monitoring. $1,500. USDA Animal Health Funds, September 2012. Stokes AM, Stevenson M, Fukumoto G, Abran M. Mineral supplement reevaluation and statewide forage analysis for Hawaii’s livestock producers. $14,500. Cargill, Inc. and Zinpro, Inc. Industry Contract. September 2012. Thorne M, Deenik J, Godfrey R, Stokes AM, Cox L, Powley J, Fukumoto G. Continuation of outreach and assistance in tropical pasture and livestock management of Pacific Islanders. $397,841. USDA-OAO OASDFR 2501 program, August 2012. Stokes AM, Richards TR, Lee CN, Sy T. Pilot study: Physiological and environmental evaluation of cattle during shipping from Hawaii to the mainland. $10,000. National Cattlemen’s Beef Association. Industry Contract. May 2012. Hura M, Fukumoto G, Stokes AM. The effects of pig waste from small-scale piggeries on bacteria in water systems in Pohnpei, Micronesia. $5,000. University of Hawaii Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program. March 2012. Stokes AM, Zaleski H. Livestock Health Monitoring. $1,500. USDA Animal Health Funds, September 2011. Stokes AM, Fukumoto GK, Thorne MS, Cox LJ, DuPonte MW, Kim JS, Jun S, Lee CN, Powley JS, Stevenson MH, Yang J, Preston W, Sakamoto C. Maximization of grass-finishing efficiency as determined by calf immune function, growth performance, and carcass quality determination. $103,668. College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources Competitive Catalyst Funding, April 2011. Stevenson M, Provenza F, Stokes AM, Thorne M, Villalba J, Kim YS. Training Livestock to Eat Weeds in the Tropical Pacific and Evaluation of the Effects on Meat Quality. $42,490. Western SARE Grant, March 2011. Stokes AM. Animal Health in Hawaii’s Agriculture Industries: Hawaii Beef Producer Animal Health and Welfare Certification Training and Impact Evaluation. $60,000. College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources Competitive Supplemental Funding, January 2011.

18 Thorne M, Deenik J, Godfrey R, Stokes AM, Cox L, Powley J, Fukumoto G. Continuation of outreach and assistance in tropical pasture and livestock management of Pacific Islanders. $399,000. USDA-OAO OASDFR 2501 program, October 2011. Stokes AM, Zaleski H. Swine Animal Health Monitoring. $1,500. USDA Animal Health Funds, September 2010. Thorne M, Deenik J, Godfrey R, Stokes AM, Cox L. Outreach and assistance in tropical pasture and livestock management of Pacific Islanders. $1,135,387. USDA-OAO OASDFR 2501 program, August 2010. Thorne MS, Provenza F, Pfister J, Gardner D, Stokes AM. Ecology, Toxicology, and Management of Madagascar Fireweed (Senecio madagascariensis poiret) in Tropical and Sub-tropical Rangelands. $258, 449. TSTAR-Pacific, March 2010. Stokes AM. Travel Award to attend Experimental Biology 2010, Anaheim, CA, $1,300. University of Hawaii, University Research Council, March 2010. Andrews FM, Stokes AM. Extended protocol for: An evaluation of the clinical efficacy of pergolide mesylate tablets for the control of clinical signs associated with pituitary pars Intermedia dysfunction (equine Cushing’s disease) in horses. $15,000.00. Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica. Industry Contract. September 2009. Peiro JR, Stokes AM. Visiting scientist and teaching grant. Highlights on the inflammatory response, endotoxemia, and laminitis in horses. $347.40 (RA$$ 386.00). Universidade Estadual Paulista. (University of Sao Paulo) September 2009. Peiro JR, Stokes AM. Visiting scientist and teaching grant. Highlights on the inflammatory response, endotoxemia, and laminitis in horses. $1,524.60 (RA$$ 1,694.00). Universidade Estadual Paulista. (University of Sao Paulo) September 2009. Peiro JR, Stokes AM. Visiting scientist and teaching grant. Highlights on the inflammatory response, endotoxemia, and laminitis in horses. $1,350.00 (RA$$ 1,600.00). Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (Foundation for the University of Sao Paulo) September 2009. Andrews FM, Stokes AM. An evaluation of the clinical efficacy of pergolide mesylate tablets for the control of clinical signs associated with pituitary pars Intermedia dysfunction (equine Cushing’s disease) in horses. $214,358.00. Elanco Animal Health, A Division of Eli Lilly and Company, November 2008. Clinical Trial funded by Eli Lilly and Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica (purchased from Eli Lilly Spring 2009) Phase 3 Clinical Trial to evaluate effectiveness and determine adverse reactions, November 2008 – July 2009 Full study documentation submitted to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) as application for approval, review March 2010. Final US FDA approval September 2011. Andrews FM, Stokes AM, Gaschen F, Gaschen L. Validation of the use of the SmartPill® capsule for measurement of transit time, pH, temperature and luminal pressure in the gastrointestinal tract of horses. $20,741.00. SmartPill® Corporation, November 2008. Stokes AM. Regulation of the toll-like receptor signaling pathway in equine laminitis. $25,000.00. EHSP-USDA Format, May 2008. Bragulla HH, Stokes AM. Identification of equine hoof keratins potentially involved in laminitis. $25,000.00. EHSP- USDA Format, May 2008. Linardi R, Stokes AM, Kousoulas K. Mapping the distribution of multidrug resistance (MDR1) gene in equine tissues: MDR1 gene mRNA expression and quantification as a function of age, sex, and breed. $6,000.00. VCS, May 2008. Stokes AM, Linardi RL, Barker SA, Lopez MJ, Moore RM. Clinical effects, pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of methadone administered orally to horses with pain induced using modified shoes. $12,000. Louisiana State University, School of Veterinary Medicine, Equine Health Studies Program. June 2006.

19 Moore RM, Peiro JR, Stokes AM, Dietrich MA, Mendes LCN. Evaluation of the modulation of Toll-like receptors and cytokines using ex vivo and in vivo models of endotoxemia in horses. $12,000. Louisiana State University, School of Veterinary Medicine, Equine Health Studies Program. June 2006. Venugopal C, Mendes LCN, Stokes AM, Peiro JR, Moore RM. Transcriptional changes associated with equine COPD: potential identification of disease mediators. $12,000. Louisiana State University, School of Veterinary Medicine, Equine Health Studies Program. June 2006. Hanly BK, Stokes AM, Johnson JR. Equine Hoof Laminae Tissue Collection via Biopsy. $5,000. Merck/NIH- BREVS - SVM Summer Research Program. February 2006. Sickler ER, Stokes AM, Vidal M, Gimble J, Moore RM. Use of autologous stem cells in the treatment of equine tendon injury – PCR analysis of fat-derived vs. bone marrow-derived stem cells. $3,200. Howard Hughes Medical Institute Summer Undergraduate Research Program. April 2006. Gaines S, Stokes AM, Hillmann D. Comparative skull anatomy of the bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) vs. cow (Bos tarus). $5,000. Louisiana Biomedical Research Network Undergraduate Summer Research Fellow. April 2006. Pollard DA, Stokes AM, Lirette RL. Alternative methods for artificial insemination of swine (Sus scrofa) using fresh cooled semen. $5,000. Louisiana Biomedical Research Network Undergraduate Summer Research Fellow. April 2006. Stokes AM, Eades SC, Moore RM. Load and thermal effects on equine digital hemodynamics measured using microspheres. $51,099. Morris Animal Foundation. October 2005. Chirgwin SR, Stokes AM, DeRosa AA, Moore RM. Transcriptional changes associated with equine laminitis: potential identification of disease mediators. $22,364. Louisiana State University, School of Veterinary Medicine, Equine Health Studies Program. July 2005. Natalini CC, Barker SA, Linardi RL, Stokes AM, Bueno ACD. Pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics of oral methadone administration in horses. $4,500. Louisiana State University, School of Veterinary Medicine, Veterinary Clinical Sciences. July 2005. Da Cunha AF, Moore RM, Pettifer G, Stokes AM, Chirgwin SR. Identification of the equine transient receptor channel, vanilloid subfamily member 1 (TRPV1) receptor: Gene sequencing, quantification and immunohistochemistry. The beginning of a novel pain management strategy for orthopedic disease in horses. $5,853. Louisiana State University, School of Veterinary Medicine, Equine Health Studies Program. May 2005. Natalini CC, Kousoulas KG, Linardi RL, Stokes AM. Multi-drug resistance (MDR 1) gene identification and its regulatory effect of drugs in horses. $11, 939 Louisiana State University, School of Veterinary Medicine, Equine Health Studies Program. July 2005. Cardinale JP, Stokes AM. The expression of the inflammatory-related gene IL-8 (chemotaxis) in equine laminitis. $5,000, Louisiana Biomedical Research Network Summer Undergraduate Research Program. March 2005. Liford J, Lyle SK, Paccamonti DL, Stokes AM, Chirgwin SR. Expression of cyclooxygenase-1 and -2 in a model of ascending placentitis in the mare. $5,000 Merck/NIH-BREVS - SVM Summer Research Program. February 2005. Stokes AM, Moore RM, Eades SC, Paulsen DB, Henk WG. Evaluation of the effect of repeated digital intra-arterial administration of 15 um colored microspheres on digital hemodynamics and laminar microscopic and ultrastructural integrity. $12,000 Louisiana State University, School of Veterinary Medicine, Equine Health Studies Program. July 2004. Eades SC, Valadao CA, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Vasomotor response of equine palmar digital vascular rings to polyamine and NMDA receptor agonists and antagonists. $4,867, Louisiana State University, School of Veterinary Medicine, Equine Health Studies Program. July 2004. Moore RM, Stokes AM, Lopez MJ, Monroe WT, Li L, Murphy MC, et al. Integration of biomechanics into equine and comparative biomedical and orthopedic research. $170,000. Louisiana Board of Regents. April 2004.

20 Curtis LA, Moore RM, Eades SC, Stokes AM. Matrix metalloproteinase-3 and -9 activity in the systemic and digital circulation in horses with experimentally-induced laminitis. $13,820. American Association of Equine Practitioners. March 2004. Leise BS, Moore RM, Eades SC, Curtis LA, Stokes AM. Digital hemodynamics and pharmacokinetics of acepromazine administered intramuscularly. $3,109. Louisiana State University Veterinary Clinical Sciences CORPS. October 2003. Bueno ACD, Stokes AM, Curtis LA, Moore RM. Use of an extracorporeal pulsatile perfusion system (MOX-100®) to maintain viability of the disarticulated equine digit. $ 6,000.00. Louisiana State University, School of Veterinary Medicine, Equine Health Studies Program. May 2003. Wallace E, Moore RM, Eades SC, Stokes AM, Paulsen DB. Immunohistochemical Staining to Determine and Compare Presence and Location of Matrix Metalloproteinases-2 and -9 in Laminar Tissue of Clinically Healthy and Laminitic Horses. $5,000. Merck-Merial Animal Health Studies Program. May 2003. Moore RM, Stokes AM, Eades. Role of endothelin-1 in the pathophysiology of equine laminitis. $53,430. Grayson- Jockey Club Research Foundation. March 2003. Stokes AM (Holm), Moore RM. Endothelin-1 gene expression and basement membrane alterations in equine laminitis. $10,000. American Association of Equine Practitioners. February 2003. Moore RM, Venugopal CS, Horohov DW, Eades SC, Blackmer JM, Barker SA, McConnico RS, Pettifer GR, Burba DJ, Stokes AM (Holm). Molecular, Hemodynamic, Pharmacologic and Epidemiologic Approaches to Lameness and Poor Athletic Performance in Horses: Biomedical and Technologic Initiatives to Strengthen Louisiana’s Equine Industry and Enhance the State’s Economy. Capital Outlay Funds: $167,173; Recurring Annual Funds: $308,225/year for 5 years. Governor’s Biotechnology Initiative. September 2002. Moore RM, Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Oliver JL, LeBlanc C, Stokes AM (Holm). Pathophysiologic and therapeutic implications of endothelin in equine laminitis. $216,481. USDA-NRICGP. June 2000. Stokes AM (Holm), Eades SC, LeBlanc CJ, Moore RM. Characterization of the role of endothelin-1 and nitric oxide in platelet-neutrophil aggregation and its association with acute laminitis in horses. $5,000. Merck-Merial Animal Health Studies Program. May 2000. Moore RM, Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Oliver JL, Stokes AM (Holm). Role of endothelin and nitric oxide in equine laminitis. $89,892. Grayson-Jockey Club Foundation, Inc., March 1999. Eades SC, Moore RM, Stokes AM (Holm). Role of endothelin and nitric oxide in equine laminitis. $5,822. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine USDA 1433 Formula Fund, November 1998. Stokes AM (Holm), Venugopal CS, Moore RM. Pharmacological control of digital vasculature in the prevention and treatment of laminitis in horses. $5,000. Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation. April 1998.

Currently Submitted none

Unfunded ($6,382,416.00) (Unfunded proposals were revised and resubmitted) Stokes AM, Richards T, Lee, CN. Evaluation of shipping stress of cattle shipped from Hawaii to the US Mainland. $15,000. National Cattlemen’s Beef Association – Beef Quality Assurance Program, November 2013. Stokes AM. Gene expression analysis of stress parameters associated with leukocytes from cattle before and after long-haul shipping. $50,000. Western SARE, May 2013. Lee CN, Stokes AM, Fukumoto G, Stevenson M. Alleviating stress and improving animal welfare in the transportation process. $99,200. College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, UH Manoa, October 2011. Stokes AM, Fukumoto GK, Thorne MS, Cox LJ, DuPonte MW, Kim JS, Jun S, Lee CN, Powley JS, Stevenson MH, Yang J. Hawaii Master Beef Producer Program and Beef Initiative. $994,339. Hawaii Department of Agriculture. November 2010.

21 Stokes AM, Richards T, Lee CN. Determination of Environmental Exposures during the transport of Cattle from Hawaii to the mainland United States. $20,000. National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Beef Quality Assurance Program, October 2011. Chowdhary B, Stokes AM, Venugopal C. Genes and genetic mechanisms modulating laminitis and recurrent airway obstruction (RAO) in horses. $750,000 (LSU Scope of Work $150,000). USDA-NRI, June 2008. Stokes AM, Linardi RL, Kousoulas KG, Baghain A, Huang LJ. P-glycoprotein modulation to advance opioid use, improving equine pain management. $82,987. Morris Animal Foundation, November 2007. Bragulla HH, Stokes AM, Hillmann DJ, Gaschen L. Visualization of the vascular anatomy and blood flow patterns in the equine hoof. $78,672. Morris Animal Foundation, November 2007. Stokes AM, Linardi RL, Barker SA, Hosgood G. Determination of the pharmacokinetic profile and appropriate dose of methadone for future use in the treatment of equine pain. $24,255 United States Equestrian Federation. January 2007. Stokes AM, Linardi RL, Baghain A, Huang LJ, Kousoulas KG. Use of equine intestinal cell culture to examine the role of multi-drug resistance gene and opioid interaction. $40,00. Morris Animal Foundation November 2006. Moore RM, Beadle RE, Eades SC, Francis J, Henk WG, Hubert JD, Johnson JR, Lomax LG, Lopez MJ, Sod GA, Stokes AM, Gimble J, Ye J, Blikslager AT, Weiss DJ, Ganjam SK, Johnson PJ, Pollitt CC, Lekeux P, Bureau F, Granger DN: A multidisciplinary, mechanistic and therapeutic approach to the pathophysiology of laminitis. $2,700,000.00 over 5 years. Pre-proposal; Morris Animal Foundation Equine Consortium Grant Program, February 2006. Moore RM, Stokes AM, Eades SC, Johnson JR. A multifaceted approach to investigate the pathophysiology of equine laminitis. $375,000. USDA-NRICGP. December 2005. McGeachy ML, Stokes AM. Expression of inflammatory-related genes in the liver from healthy and laminitic horses. $3,200, HHMI Summer Undergraduate Research Program. 2006. Gimble JM, Harman R, Johnson J, Moore RM, Stokes AM, Vidal M. Adipose-derived stem cell treatment in a preclinical small vessel injury model. $100,000. NIH Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) Grants, July 2005. Natalini CC, Kousoulas KG, Linardi RL, Stokes AM. Multi-drug resistance (MDR-1) gene identification and its regulatory effect of methadone in horses. $23,672. US Equestrian, May 2005. Moore RM, Stokes AM, Chirgwin SR, Eades SC, Johnson JR. A unifying hypothesis of the pathophysiology of equine laminitis: a multifaceted approach. $350,000. USDA-NRICGP. December 2004. Stokes AM, Chirgwin SR, McLaughlin LD, Moore RM. Development and validation of microarray for integration into a multidisciplinary approach to equine laminitis. $ 196,924. Louisiana Board of Regents. November 2004. Pettifer GR, Natalini CC, Chirgwin SR, Stokes AM. Localization and pharmacological manipulation of the transient receptor channel, vanilloid subfamily member 1 (TRPV1) receptor in horses: exploration of a novel pain management strategy for orthopedic disease. $177,293. Louisiana Board of Regents. November 2004. Savios D, Stokes AM. The regulation of the ischemia-related gene glucose transporter-1 in equine laminitis. $5,000, Merck/NIH-BREVS - SVM Summer Research Program. February 2005. Hanly BK, Stokes AM. The expression of the apoptosis-related gene caspace-3 in equine laminitis. $5,000, Howard Hughes Medical Institute - Louisiana State University Summer Undergraduate Research Program. February 2005. Natalini CC, Linardi RL, Pettifer G, Bueno ACD, Stokes AM, Da Cunha AF, Francis J, Kousoulas KG. Characterization of MDR-1 gene, P-glycoprotein, and cytochrome CYP3A4 in horses. $23,350. Morris Animal Foundation. November 2004. Natalini CC, Linardi RL, Bueno ACD, Stokes AM. Characterization of MDR-1 gene and P-glycoprotein on methadone analgesic effects in horses. $21,620. Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation, Inc. October 2004.

22 Bueno AC, Moore RM, Eades SC, Blackmer JM, Stokes AM, Curtis LA. The use of a digital extracorporeal perfusion system to induce ischemia and reperfusion to study laminitis. $15,000. Morris Animal Foundation. March 2004. Moore RM, Eades SC, Stokes AM, Blackmer JM, Waguespack RW, Monroe WT, Lopez MJ, Henk WG, Paulsen DB, Nickerson CA, Kousoulas, KG. A unifying hypothesis of the pathophysiology of equine laminitis: a multifaceted approach. $496,073. USDA-NRICGP. January 2004. Moore RM, Eades SC, Stokes AM, Ramirez S. Effect of endothelin on laminar perfusion and arteriovenous shunts in equine laminitis using colored microspheres and computed tomography. $266,299. USDA-NRICGP. November 2002. Eades SC, Moore RM, Goad ME, Venugopal CS, Stokes AM, Ramaswamy CM. Alterations in plasma endothelin-1 concentrations and their correlation to global and regional hemodynamic alterations in horses administered a low dose of endotoxin. $ 31,483. American Quarter Horse Association. December 1998. Moore RM, Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Oliver JL, Stokes AM. Pathophysiologic and therapeutic implications for endothelin in equine laminitis. $182,208. USDA-NRICGP. January 1999. Eades SC, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Endothelin-1 gene expression and basement membrane alterations in equine laminitis. $17,500. Morris Animal Foundation. April 2002.

23 Publications

Articles in International and National Refereed Journals

Angima S and Stokes AM. Engage the Future: The New Extension Learners. J of Extension, Apr: 2019. (IF=0.37, Output from Summit by the Sea meeting of the Western Extension Director’s Association. The authors compiled and wrote the summary of the meeting and poses a challenge to all in extension to think about how current and future generations want to learn. 50% Stokes contribution)

Steelman SM, Johnson D, Wagner B, Stokes AM, Chowdhary BP. Cellular and humoral immunity in chronic equine laminitis Veterinary Immunology and Immunopathology. Vet Immun and Immunopath. Apr: 153: 217-226, 2013. (IF=2.076, Collaborative work with Texas A & M Veterinary College. Many of the samples were from my research, assisted in design, assisted in manuscript preparation and editing. 25% Stokes contribution)

Linardi RL, Stokes AM, Andrews FM. The effect of p-glycoprotein on methadone hydrochloride flux in equine intestinal mucosa. J Vet Pharm Therap, Feb: 36 (1): 43-50, 2013. (IF=1.675; I was the major professor for RL Linardi, a PhD student in my laboratory. Significant contribution throughout all phases of study design, completion, and manuscript preparation. 40% Stokes contribution)

Stokes AM, Lavie NL, Keowen ML, Gaschen L, Gaschen FP, Barthel D, Andrews FM. Evaluation of a wireless ambulatory capsule (Smartpill®) to measure gastrointestinal tract pH, luminal pressure and temperature in ponies. Eq Vet J, Jul; 44(4); 482-486, 2012. (IF=1.799; Industry contract. Lead in all aspects of study completion and manuscript preparation. 50% Stokes contribution)

Linardi RL, Stokes AM, Keowen ML, Barker SA, Hosgood G, Short C. Bioavailability and pharmacokinetics of oral and injectable formulations of methadone after intravenous, oral, and intragastric administration in horses. Am J Vet Res, Feb;73(2):290-5, 2012. (IF=1.53; I was the major professor for RL Linardi, a PhD student in my laboratory. Significant contribution throughout all phases of study design, completion, and manuscript preparation. 40% Stokes contribution)

Venugopal CS, Mendes LC, Peiro JR, Laborde SS, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Transcriptional changes associated with recurrent airway obstruction in affected and unaffected horses. Am J Vet Res, Apr;71(4):476-82 2010. (IF=1.53; Taught co-authors techniques of differential display, RT-PCR, and conducted statistical analysis. 20% Stokes contribution)

Linardi RL, Stokes AM, Barker SA, Short C, Hosgood G, Natalini C. Pharmacokinetics of the injectable formulation of methadone hydrochloride® 2 administered orally in horses. J Vet Pharm Therap, 32, 492-497, 2009. (IF=1.675; I was the major professor for RL Linardi, a PhD student in my laboratory. Significant contribution throughout all phases of study design, completion, and manuscript preparation. 40% Stokes contribution)

Hanly BK, Stokes AM, Bell AM, Johnson J, Keowen ML, Paulsen DB, Sod GA, Moore RM. Serial Equine Laminar Tissue Collection via Biopsy in Conscious Healthy Horses. Am J Vet Res, 70(6):697-702 2009. (IF=1.53; I was the primary mentor for BK Hanly, a DVM candidate that did independent/summer study in my laboratory. Strong contribution throughout all phases of study design, completion, and full manuscript preparation. 60% Stokes contribution)

Da Cunha AF, Stokes AM, Chirgwin S, Pettifer G, Moore RM. Quantitative expression of the TRPV-1 gene in central and peripheral nervous tissue in horses. J Appl Res Vet Med, 6(1), 15-23, 2008. (IF=.318; I was the supervisor and instructor for the primary author to learn RT-PCR, conduct, interpret and analyze the gene expression studies. Participation in manuscript preparation. These tissues also came from my tissue bank. The primary author was an anesthesia resident that needed publication for board certification process. 50% Stokes contribution)

Leise BS, Fugler LA, Stokes AM, Eades SC, Moore RM. Effects of intramuscular administration of acepromazine on palmar digital blood flow, palmar digital arterial pressure, transverse facial arterial pressure, and packed cell volume in clinically healthy, conscious horses. Vet Surg 36 (8), 717-723, 2007. (IF=1.57; My role was to perform the

24 surgeries to implant the palmar digital blood flow probes, elevate the palmar artery, recover, and oversee the horses' care; also assisted graduate students in placing catheters and performing of the studies. Participation in manuscript preparation. 35% Stokes contribution)

Eades SC, Stokes AM, Johnson PJ, Leblanc C, Ganjam VK, Buff PR, Moore RM. Serial alterations in digital hemodynamics and endothelin-1 immunoreactivity, platelet-neutrophil aggregation, and concentrations of nitric oxide, insulin, and glucose in blood obtained from horses following carbohydrate overload. Am J Vet Res, 68(1), 87-94, 2007. (IF=1.53; My role was to perform the surgeries to implant the palmar digital blood flow probes, elevate the palmar artery, recover, and oversee the horses' care; also placed catheters and assisted in performing of the in vivo studies and assays. 40% Stokes contribution)

Stokes AM, Venugopal CS, Hosgood G, Eades SC, Moore RM. Comparison of two endothelin antagonists on in vitro responses of equine palmar digital arterial and venous rings to endothelin-1. Can J Vet Res, 70 (3), 197-205, 2006. (IF=1.31; Dissertation work. 85% Stokes contribution)

Eades SC, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Effects of an endothelin receptor antagonist and nitroglycerine on digital vascular function in horses during the prodromal stages of carbohydrate overload laminitis. Am J Vet Res,67 (7), 1204-, 2006. (IF=1.53; My role was to perform the surgeries to implant the palmar digital blood flow probes, elevate the palmar artery, recover, and oversee the horses' care; also placed catheters and assisted in performing of the in vivo studies. 50% Stokes contribution)

Power JH, Burger MJ, Stokes AM. Mass, volume, and length relationships in plaice (Pleuronectes platessa) juveniles. J Sea Res, 57, 230-235, 2006. (IF=1.8; My role was to perform studies independently at the Netherlands Institute of Sea Research including harvesting adults, rearing larvae, anesthetizing and acquiring mass/volume measurements of larvae, digitizing images and recording resulting morphometrics data. 30% Stokes contribution)

Gilhooly MH, Eades SC, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Effects of Topical Nitroglycerine Patches and Ointment on Digital Venous Plasma Nitric Oxide Concentrations and Digital Blood Flow in Healthy Conscious Horses. Vet Surg 34, 604- 609, 2005. (IF=1.57; My role was to perform the surgeries to implant the palmar digital blood flow probes, recover, and oversee the horses' care; also assisted DVM student in placing catheters and performing of the studies. 40% Stokes contribution)

McConnico RS, Stokes AM, Eades SC, Moore RM. Effect of black walnut extract on in vitro ion transport and structure of equine colonic mucosa. Am J Vet Res 66 (3), 443-9, 2005. (IF=1.53; My role was that I performed the initial black walnut extract study (dissertation work) and provided the tissues after the termination of my study. 50% Stokes contribution)

Moore RM, Eades SC, Stokes AM. Evidence for vascular and enzymatic events in the pathophysiology of acute laminitis: Which pathway is responsible for initiation of this process in horses? Eq Vet J 36 (3) 204-209, 2004. (IF=1.84; My role was to serve as a coauthor for this review of current research in the field of equine laminitis. 33% Stokes contribution)

Faleiros RR, Stokes AM, Eades SC, Kim DY, Paulsen DB, Moore RM. Apoptosis in epidermal lamellar cells in clinically healthy horses and those with laminitis. Am J Vet Res 65 (5) 578-585, 2004. (IF=1.53; My role was that I performed the initial black walnut extract study (dissertation work), collected the bank of tissues from clinical and normal cases, and assisted this visiting professor in the immunohistochemical/TUNEL techniques and evaluation. 30% Stokes contribution)

Eades SC, Stokes AM (Holm), Moore RM. A review of the pathophysiology and treatment of acute laminitis: pathophysiologic and therapeutic implications of endothelin-1. Proceedings AAEP 48, 353-361, 2002. (My role was to serve as a coauthor for this review of current research in the field of equine laminitis. 33% Stokes contribution)

Venugopal CS, Holmes EP, Koch CE, Curtis LA, Stokes AM, Moore RM. In vitro pharmacological evaluation of two endothelin antagonists on equine colonic vessel rings. Am J Vet Res 62 (2) 154-159, 2001. (IF=1.53; My role was to assist in the in vivo collection of the colonic arteries/veins and assist in the in vitro techniques/data collection. 15% Stokes contribution)

25 Dissertation

Distinguished Dissertation Award, LSU School of Veterinary Medicine. Stokes AM. Role of Endothelin in the Pathogenesis of Acute Laminitis in Horses. Comparative Biomedical Sciences, School of Veterinary Medicine: Louisiana State University, 2003; 320pages.

Published Scientific Abstracts

Rhoads R, Meiman P, Brummer J, Engle T, Stokes AM, Brugger M, Horne C, Ahola J. Developing a Year-Round Objective Measure of Colorado Rangeland and Water Nutrient Composition to Facilitate Optimization of Nutrient Supplementation Programs for Grazing Livestock. Colorado Beef Research Report: The State of Beef. 2017. Sy T, Richards T, Lee CN, Onaga JD, Coetzee J, Stock M, Stokes AM. Evaluation of long-haul shipping stress for beef calves transported from Hawaii to the contiguous United States. FASEB J 2014 Experimental Biology Meeting, April 2014. Onaga J, Sy TL, Richards T, Tiirikainen M, Turano H, Lee CN, Stokes AM. Use of microarray for the evaluation of long-haul shipping stress in beef calves. FASEB J 2014 Experimental Biology Meeting, April 2014. Sakamoto CK, Yoshioka ERC, Graef G, Zaleski H, Stokes AM. Hawaii beef producer animal health and welfare certification training and impact evaluation. Proceedings American Association of Bovine Practitioners Annual Conference, 2012. Preston WD, Fergerstrom M, Fukumoto G, Sy T, Abran M, Stokes AM. Weaning weight and impact on innate immunological status of beef cattle. FASEB J 26:656.5, 2012. Stokes AM, Lavie NL, Keowen ML, Gaschen L, Gaschen FP, Barthel D, Andrews FM. Evaluation of a wireless ambulatory capsule (SmartPill®) to measure gastrointestinal tract parameters in ponies. Proceedings Tenth Equine Colic Symposium, 2011. Stokes AM, McGeachy MM, Carlisle K, Keowen ML, Garza F. Stimulation of the Hepatic Toll-like Receptor Signaling Pathway after Induction of Equine Laminitis Using Gastrointestinal Models. FASEB J 24: 1000.4, 2010. Stokes AM, Carlisle K, Madara E, McGeachy M, Lavie N, Keowen ML, Garza F, Andrews FM. Quantification of inflammatory and Toll-like receptor gene expression in insulin resistant horses. FASEB J 24: 597.8, 2010. Linardi RL, Stokes AM, Barker SA, Short CR, Kousoulas KG, Huang LJ. Oral absorption and pharmacokinetics of Methadone HCl and intestinal multidrug resistance gene expression in horses. FASEB J 24: 758.6, 2010. Bragulla HH, Foster AL Stokes AM Lopez MJ, Homberger DG. Distribution patterns of soft and hard keratin proteins in finger nails, cat claws, and horse hooves. FASEB J 24: 822.3, 2010. Stokes AM, McGeachy MM, Carlisle K, Garza F, Keowen ML, Eades SC. Toll-like receptor signaling pathway in equine laminitis. Proceedings American Association of Equine Practitioners Laminitis Symposium, November 2009. Stokes AM, McGeachy MM, Carlisle K, Garza F, Keowen ML, Moore RM. Potential role of the toll-like receptor signaling pathway in equine laminitis. Proceedings World Equine Veterinary Association, 2009. Stokes AM, Hanly BK, Bell AM, Johnson J, Keowen ML, Paulsen DB, Sod GA, Moore RM. Serial equine laminar tissue collection via biopsy in conscious healthy horses. Proceedings World Equine Veterinary Association, 2009. Stokes AM, McGeachy MM, Carlisle K, Garza F, Keowen ML. Role of the toll-like receptor signaling pathway in equine laminitis. Proceedings American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine, 2009. Stokes AM, McGeachy MM, Carlisle K, Garza F, Keowen ML. Potential role of the toll-like receptor signaling pathway in equine laminitis. FASEB J 23: 929.1, 2009. McGeachy MM, Carlisle K, Garza F, Stokes AM. CD-14 expression in hepatic tissue of horses with laminitis. FASEB J 23: 929.3, 2009.

26 Carlisle K, McGeachy MM, Garza F, Stokes AM. PI3K-R1 expression in hepatic tissue of horses with laminitis. FASEB J 23: 929.2, 2009. Linardi RL, Natalini CC, Kousoulas KG, Huang LJT, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Multi-drug resistance (MDR1) gene identification and sequence in horses. FASEB J 23: 797.7, 2009. McGeachy M, Bell A, Keowen ML, Peiro J, Stokes AM. Alterations in Toll-like Receptor Regulation in the Liver from Horses with Laminitis. FASEB J 22: 1190.8, 2008. Peiró JR, Mendes LCN, Stokes AM, Garza F, Dietrich MA, Keowen ML, Moore RM. Evaluation of the modulation of Toll-like receptors and cytokines using ex vivo and in vivo models of endotoxemia in horses. Proceedings Ninth Equine Colic Symposium, 2008. Linardi RL*, Barker SA, Short CR, Stokes AM. Oral absorption and pharmacokinetics of methadone HCl in horses. American College of Veterinary Anesthesiologists. Proceedings 14th IVEECS, 2008. Stokes AM. More Pieces to the Laminitis Puzzle. Proceedings 4th International Laminitis Symposium, 2007. Stokes AM, Keowen ML, Eades SC, Moore RM. Load and thermal effects on equine digital hemodynamics measured using microspheres. Proceedings ACVS Veterinary Symposium,2007. Eades SC, Stokes AM, Johnson PJ, Leblanc C, Ganjam VK, Buff PR, Moore RM. Endothelin immunoreactivity, insulin, glucose, and platelet-neutrophil aggregates in horses administered carbohydrate overload. J Vet Int Med. 20: 796, 2006. Natalini CC, Linardi RL, Kousoulas KG, Huang LJ, Moore R, Stokes AM. Multidrug resistance (MDR1) gene identification and sequence in equine. Proceedings 9th World Congress of Veterinary Anaesthesia, 2006. Souza AH, Valadao CAA, Chirgwin S, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Transcription of MMP-2 and MMP-9 in horses with CHO induced laminitis treated with an intracecal buffering solution. Proceedings AAEP, 2006. Stokes AM, Chirgwin SR, Hanly BK, Cardinale JP, Savois DM, Liford J, Eades SC, Moore RM. Altered laminar gene expression indicative of vascular, inflammatory and metabolic events in horses with acute laminitis. Proceedings Experimental Biology. 267, 2006. Stokes AM, Savios DM, Keowen ML, Eades SC, Moore RM. Evaluation of digital hemodynamics associated with black walnut-induced equine laminitis using colored isotopic-labeled microspheres. Proceedings Experimental Biology. 266, 2006. Cardinale JP, Stokes AM, Chirgwin SR, Moore RM. Regulation of the equine IL-8 gene in normal horses compared to horses acutely affected by laminitis. Proceedings Experimental Biology. 165, 2006. Stokes AM, Wallace E, Paulsen D, Hosgood G, Eades SC, Moore RM. Immunohistochemical staining and RT-PCR to determine and compare presence and location of matrix metalloproteinases-2 and -9 in laminar tissue of clinically healthy and laminitic horses. Proceedings Ninth Congress of the World Equine Veterinary Association. 138, 2006. Stokes AM, Savois D, Eades SC, Keowen ML, Moore RM. Evaluation of digital hemodynamics associated with BWE-induced equine laminitis using colored isotopic-labeled microspheres. Proceedings Ninth Congress of the World Equine Veterinary Association. 140, 2006. Moore RM, Leise BS, Gilhooly MH, Fugler LA, Eades SC, Stokes AM. Effects of topical nitroglycerine and acepromazine on digital hemodynamics in healthy conscious horses. Proceedings Ninth Congress of the World Equine Veterinary Association. 157, 2006. Eades SC, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Effects of an endothelin receptor antagonist on digital hemodynamics and Starling forces in horses administered carbohydrate overload. Proceedings Ninth Congress of the World Equine Veterinary Association. 161, 2006. Stokes AM, Chirgwin SR, Hanly BK, Cardinale JP, Savois DM, Liford J, Eades SC, Moore RM. Altered laminar gene expression indicative of inflammatory and metabolic events in horses with laminitis. Proceedings International

27 Nutritional Sciences Symposium: Innovations in Nutritional Countermeasures against Laminitis in Horses and Ponies. Washington, D.C., September 2005. Eades SC, Stokes AM*, Johnson PJ, LeBlanc C, Ganjam VK, Buff PR, Moore RM. Serial alterations in endothelin-1, nitric oxide, insulin, glucose and platelet-neutrophil aggregates in horses administered carbohydrate overload. International Nutritional Sciences Symposium: Innovations in Nutritional Countermeasures against Laminitis in Horses and Ponies. Washington, D.C., September 2005. Stokes AM, Savois D, Eades SC, Keowen M, Moore RM. Evaluation of Digital Hemodynamics Associated with BWE-Induced Equine Laminitis Using Colored Isotopic-Labeled Microspheres. Proceedings Eighth Equine Colic Symposium, 169, 2005. Stokes AM, Savois D, Eades SC, Keowen M, Garza F, Moore RM. Quantification of Laminar Microcirculatory Perfusion in Normal Horses Using Isotopic-labeled Microspheres. Proceedings Eighth Equine Colic Symposium, 128, 2005. Gilhooly MH, Eades SC, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Effects of Topical Nitroglycerine Patches and Nitroglycerine Ointment on Digital Venous Plasma Nitric Oxide Concentrations and Digital Blood Flow in Healthy Conscious Horses. Proceedings Eighth Equine Colic Symposium, 116, 2005. Valadão CAA, Souza AH, Koch CE, Stokes AM, Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Moore RM. Inhibition of norepinephrine and serotonin-induced contractile response of equine digital vessel rings by ifenprodil. Proceedings Eighth Equine Colic Symposium, 130, 2005. Fugler LA, Eades SC, Truax RE, Stokes AM, Garza F, Moore RM. Nitric oxide and endothelin-1 synthesis by cultured equine digital endothelial cells in response to endotoxin and cytokines. Proceedings Eighth Equine Colic Symposium, 92, 2005. Wallace, E, Stokes AM, Paulsen D, Hosgood G, Eades SC, Moore RM. Immunohistochemical Staining to Determine and Compare Presence and Location of Matrix Metalloproteinases-2 and -9 in Laminar Tissue of Clinically Healthy and Laminitic Horses. Proceedings Eighth Equine Colic Symposium, 118, 2005. Souza AH, Valadao CAA, Borges JHS, Reis RG, Uribe ADP, Bueno ECPG, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Effects of aluminum hydroxide/magnesium hydroxide antacid on clinical signs and blood and peritoneal fluid hematological and biochemical alterations in horses with experimental laminitis induced by carbohydrate overload. Proceedings Eighth Equine Colic Symposium, 14, 2005. Leise BS, Fugler LA, Eades SC, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Effects of intramuscular administration of acepromazine on digital blood flow, systemic blood pressure and packed cell volume in clinically healthy conscious horses. Proceedings Eighth Equine Colic Symposium, 108, 2005. Stokes AM. The pathophysiology of acute laminitis. Proceedings II Simpósio Internacional do Cavalo Atleta; IV- Semana do Cavalo, 83, 2005. Moore RM, Eades SC, Stokes AM. Effects of an endothelin receptor antagonist on digital Starling forces in horses administered carbohydrate overload. Proceedings ACVS Veterinary Symposium, E16, 2004. Faleiros RR, Moore RM, Stokes AM, Eades SC, Kim DY, Paulsen DB: Apoptosis in lamellar cells in clinically healthy horses and those with laminitis. Proceedings ACVS Veterinary Symposium, E15, 2004. Eades SC, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Role of endothelin-1 in black walnut and carbohydrate-induced laminitis. Proceedings International Equine Laminitis Meeting, 2004, 38. Faleiros RR, Stokes AM, Eades SC, Kim DY, Paulsen DB, Moore RM. Morte cellular nas laminas epidermais de equinos com laminite. Braz J Ver Res Anim Sci 42 (suppl) 279, 2004. Stokes AM, Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Koch CE, Moore RM. Effect of endothelin-1, an endothelin antagonist, and nitroglycerine on digital hemodynamics in clinically healthy conscious horses. Proceedings Eighth World Equine Veterinary Association Congress, 2003.

28 Stokes AM, Eades SC, Garza F, Jr., Lopez M, Moore RM. Jugular and palmar digital venous plasma endothelin-like immunoreactivity and digital vascular and laminar immunohistochemical staining in horses with black walnut extract- induced acute laminitis. Proceedings Eighth World Equine Veterinary Association Congress, 2003. Stokes AM, Venugopal CS, Eades SC, Koch CE, Moore RM. Effects of black walnut extract administration on in vitro responses of equine palmar digital arterial and venous rings to endothelin-1, acetylcholine, and nitroglycerine. Proceedings Eighth World Equine Veterinary Association Congress, 2003. Stokes AM, Eades SC, Moore RM. Systemic and local digital hemodynamic and hematologic alterations in horses associated with acute laminitis induced using the black walnut extract model. Proceedings Eighth World Equine Veterinary Association Congress, 2003. Curtis LA, Moore RM, Eades SC, Truax RE, Stokes AM, Garza F. The role of endothelin-1 and nitric oxide in equine laminitis and their association with endotoxin using digital endothelial cell culture. Proc 9th IVECCS 2003: 784. Stokes AM, Eades SC, Garza F, Jr., Moore RM. Palmar digital plasma endothelin-like immunoreactivity in horses with experimentally-induced acute laminitis: implications for prevention and treatment. Proc 9th IVECCS 2003: 784. Eades SC, Stokes AM (Holm), Moore RM. Role of microvessels in laminitis. Proceedings ACVIM, 146, 2002. Stokes AM (Holm), Eades SC, Moore RM. Effects of an endothelin antagonist and a nitric oxide donor on equine digital Starling forces associated with black walnut extract administration. Vet Surg 31 (5) 484 2002. Stokes AM (Holm), Eades SC, Moore RM. Alterations in jugular and digital venous plasma endothlein-1 concentrations in horses administered black walnut extract. Vet Surg 31 (5) 491 2002. Stokes AM (Holm), Eades SC, Moore RM. Evaluation of equine digital Starling forces associated with black walnut extract administration. Proceedings Seventh Colic Research Symposium, 88, 2002. Stokes AM (Holm), Eades SC, Moore RM. Evaluation of jugular and digital venous plasma endothelin-1 concentrations in horses before and after black walnut extract administration. Proceedings Seventh Colic Research Symposium, 126, 2002. Stokes AM (Holm), Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Koch CE, Moore RM. Endothelin-1 induces vasoconstriction in the normal equine digit. Proceedings Seventh Colic Research Symposium, 106, 2002.

Stokes AM (Holm), Venugopal CS, Eades SC, Koch CE, Holmes EP, Moore RM. Effects of black walnut extract administration on in vitro responses of equine palmar digital arterial and venous rings to endothelin-1, acetylcholine, and nitroglycerine. Proceedings Seventh Colic Research Symposium, 140, 2002. Stokes AM (Holm), Venugopal CS, Hosgood G, Eades SC, Moore RM. Comparison of effect of two endothelin antagonists on in vitro responses of equine palmar digital arterial and venous rings to endothelin-1 in normal horses and those with naturally acquired laminitis. Proceedings Seventh Colic Research Symposium, 141, 2002. McConnico RAS, Stokes AM (Holm), Eades SC, Moore RM. The effect of black walnut extract on equine colonic histopathology and in vitro ion transport. Proceedings Seventh Colic Research Symposium, 129, 2002. Stokes AM (Holm), Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Moore RM. Endothelin-1 induced vasoconstriction in the normal equine digit. FASEB J 16 (4) A436, 2002. Stokes AM (Holm), Eades SC, Moore RM. Effects of an endothelin-1 receptor antagonist and nitroglycerine on digital Starling forces in horses with black walnut extract induced laminitis. FASEB J 16 (4) A436, 2002. Stokes AM (Holm), Venugopal CS, Eades SC, Moore RM. In vitro and in vivo effects of endothelin-1 and endothelin antagonists on the digital vasculature in clinically healthy horses. Vet Surg 30 (5) 495 2001. Stokes AM (Holm), Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Oliver JL, Moore RM. Pathophysiologic role of endothelin-1 in equine acute laminitis. Proceedings of Havermeyer Foundation Workshop: Equine Immunology 2001, 40, Santa Fe, NM, January 24-28, 2001.

29 Stokes AM (Holm), Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Moore RM. Endothelin-1 induces vasoconstriction in the normal equine digit. J Vet Intern Med 14 (3) 369, 2000. Eades SC, Stokes AM (Holm), Venugopal CS, Moore RM. Endothelin-1 induces vasoconstriction in the equine digit. FASEB J 14 (4) A688, 2000 Stokes AM (Holm), Venugopal CS, Holmes EP, Koch CE, Moore RM. Inhibition of endothelin-1 (ET-1) induced contraction of equine colonic vessels by potential ET-1 receptor antagonists. Proceedings Sixth Equine Colic Research Symposium, 30, 1998.

Book Chapters Stokes AM, Eades SC, Moore RM. The pathophysiology and treatment of acute laminitis In: Reed SM, Bayly WM, Sellon D, eds. Equine Internal Medicine. 3rd ed. Philadelphia: Elsevier, 2010. Stokes AM. Diuretics. In: Short CS, ed. Veterinary Pharmacology. Principle Publishing, Baton Rouge, LA in press/on hold due to sale of publisher, October 2009. Stokes AM. Blood Modifiers. In: Short CS, ed. Veterinary Pharmacology. Principle Publishing, Baton Rouge, LA in press/on hold due to sale of publisher, October 2009. Vulliet, R, Stokes AM. Vasodilators. In: Short CS, ed. Veterinary Pharmacology. Principle Publishing, Baton Rouge, LA in press/on hold due to sale of publisher, September 2009. Stokes AM, Eades SC, Moore RM. The pathophysiology and treatment of acute laminitis In: Reed SM, Bayly WM, Sellon D, eds. Equine Internal Medicine. 2nd ed. Philadelphia: Elsevier, 2004.

Extension Publications, Lay Publications, and Internal Reports Personal Wellness for Veterinarians. Maday J (Stokes AM Initiated article and provided content, contacts, & pictures). Bovine Veterinarian and Drovers. February 2017. Long-haul transportation nuts and bolts. Thomas H (Stokes AM Interviewed and provided all content & pictures). Hereford World. June 2016. Looooong-haul cattle. Maday J (Stokes AM Interviewed and provided all content & pictures). Drovers: Driving the Beef Market. September 2015. Cattle Shipping, Hawaiian Style (Video). Stokes AM interviewed by Maday J. Bovine Veterinarian and Drovers. May 2015. Aloha Healthy Calves. Maday J (Stokes AM Interviewed and provided all content & pictures). Bovine Veterinarian. January 2015. Have a volcano nearby, even a quiet one? Here’s how to prepare and respond to volcanic activity. Stokes AM. Extension Disaster Education Network Newsletter. Fall 2014. State Travel Requirements, Huff N (Stokes AM Interviewed). The Horse. P 39-41. August 2014. Health and Welfare Basics for Backyard Poultry. Stokes AM. Brochure for beginning backyard poultry producers. Spring 2014. Backyard and custom exempt slaughter rules for Hawaii’s livestock producers. Stokes AM. Brochure for livestock producers. Collaboration with USDA-FSIS veterinarian and the Hawaii Livestock Coalition., Fall 2013. An introduction to sheep and goat parasite management in Hawaii. Stevenson MH, Stokes AM, McNeal L. CTAHR Extension, Human Nutrition, Food and Animal Sciences, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, University of Hawaii Manoa, 2012.

30 Get Vet? CTAHR Impact Report 2012, Third Quarter. Highlight on Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program. College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, University of Hawaii Manoa, 2012. Impact of the current drought on livestock production in Hawaii. Stokes AM, Baldwin G, English C, Franco A, Gottlieb A, von Holt P, Moniz J, Richards T, Wood K. Report to the Hawaii State Emergency Board, submitted to the USDA Drought MAC Panel to Continue Federal Drought Funding for Hawaii, 2012. UH Beef Herd Health and Welfare Certification Program Manual. Stokes AM, Sakamoto C, Yoshioka E, Graef G. UH Veterinary Extension Program, Human Nutrition, Food and Animal Sciences, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, University of Hawaii Manoa, 2012. Hawaii Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program: Practice in Hawaii. Stokes AM, Manu T. UH Veterinary Extension Program, Human Nutrition, Food and Animal Sciences, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, University of Hawaii Manoa, 2010. Swine Production Biosecurity. Stokes AM, Willer R, Zaleski H. Swine Extension Program, Human Nutrition, Food and Animal Sciences, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, University of Hawaii Manoa, 2010. Hanly BK, Stokes AM, Chirgwin SR, Moore RM. Expression of the apoptosis-related gene caspase-3 in equine laminitis. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2007 Research Report, 37, 2008. Stokes AM, Hanly BK, Bell AM, Keowen ML, Paulsen DJ, Sod GA, Johnson JR, Moore RM. Serial equine laminar tissue collection via biopsy. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2007 Research Report, 39, 2008. Stokes AM, Bell AM, Hanly BK, Keowen ML, Paulsen DJ, Johnson JR, Moore RM. Serial equine digital skin biopsies for the study of equine laminitis. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2007 Research Report, 42, 2008. Stokes AM, McGeachy M, Bell AM, Peiro J, Keowen ML, Koch C. Alterations in toll-like receptor regulation in the liver from horses with laminitis. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2007 Research Report, 44, 2008. Peiro JR, Mendes LCN, Stokes AM, Garza F, Dietrich MA, Keowen ML, Moore RM. Evaluation of the modulation of toll-like receptors and cytokines using ex vivo and in vivo models of endotoxemia in horses. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2007 Research Report, 46, 2008. Stokes AM, Keowen ML, Eades SC, Moore RM. Load and thermal effects on equine digital hemodynamics measured using microspheres. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2007 Research Report, 48, 2008. Sickler ER, Vidal MA, Robinson SO, Gimble JM, Lopez MJ, Stokes AM. Adipogenic differentiation and characterization of equine bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stromal cells. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2007 Research Report, 62, 2008. Venugopal CS, Mendes LCN, Peiro JR, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Transcriptional changes associated with equine recurrent airway obstruction. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2007 Research Report, 86, 2008. King M, Stokes AM. The Quest of the Laminitis Killers. In: Iturri M. ed. Veterinary Practice News. Vol 19, No 4. Irvine, California: BowTie Inc. Publishing. March 2007. Stokes AM, Chirgwin S, Cardinale JP, Hanly BK, Liford J, Savois DM, Eades SC, Moore RM. Altered laminar gene expression indicative of vascular, inflammatory and metabolic events in horses with acute laminitis. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2006 Research Report, 50, 2007. Stokes AM, Wallace E, Paulsen DB, Chirgwin S, Hosgood G, Eades SC, Moore RM. Immunohistochemical staining and RT-PCR to determine and compare presence and location of matrix metalloproteinases-2 and -9 in laminar tissue

31 of clinically healthy and laminitic horses. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2006 Research Report, 48, 2007. Stokes AM, Henk WG, Paulsen DB, Keowen ML, Borkhsenious ON, Moore RM. Evaluation of the effect of repeated digital intra-arterial administration of 15 um colored microspheres on digital hemodynamics and laminar microscopic and ultrastructural integrity. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2006 Research Report, 47, 2007. Stokes AM, Savois D, Keowen ML, Eades SC, Moore RM. Evaluation of digital hemodynamics associated with black walnut-induced equine laminitis using colored isotopic-labeled microspheres. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2006 Research Report, 45, 2007. Bueno ACD, Moore RM, Eades SC, Johnson JR, Stokes AM. Use of a Digital Extracorporeal System to Study Laminitis in Horses. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2006 Research Report, 55, 2007. Cardinale JP, Stokes AM, Chirgwin S, Eades SC, Moore RM. Regulation of the Equine IL-8 Gene in Normal Horses Compared to Horses Acutely Affected by Laminitis. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2006 Research Report, 53, 2007. Savois DM, Stokes AM, Chirgwin S, Eades SC, Moore RM. Expression of the GLUT-1 gene, an Ischemia-Related Glucose Transporter, In Laminar Tissue of Black Walnut-Induced Laminitic Horses. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2006 Research Report, 52, 2007. Leise BS, Fugler LA, Stokes AM, Eades SC, Moore RM. Effects of intramuscular administration of acepromazine on digital and systemic hemodynamic and clinical variables in clinically healthy, conscious horses. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2006 Research Report, 51, 2007. Valadão CAA, Souza AH, Koch CE, Stokes AM, Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Moore RM. Inhibition of norepinephrine and serotonin-induced contractile response of equine digital vessel rings by ifenprodil. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2006 Research Report, 43, 2007. Eades SC, Stokes AM, Johnson PJ, LeBlanc CJ, Ganjam VK, Buff PR, Moore RM. Serial alterations in endothelin-1 immunoreactivity, nitric oxide, insulin, glucose, and platelet-neutrophil aggregates in horses administered carbohydrate overload. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2006 Research Report, 42, 2007. Souza AH, Valadao CAA, Borges JHS, Reis RG, Uribe ADP, Bueno ECPG, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Effects of aluminum hydroxide/magnesium hydroxide antacid on clinical signs hematological, and biochemical alterations in horses with CHO-induced experimental laminitis. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2006 Research Report, 41, 2007. Souza AH, Valadao CAA, Chirgwin S, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Transcription of MMP-2 and MMP-9 in horses with CHO induced laminitis treated with an intracecal buffering solution. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2006 Research Report, 40, 2007. Souza AH, Valadao CAA, Paulsen DB, Faleiros RR, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Apoptosis in epidermal lamellar cells in clinically normal horses and CHO induced laminitic horses treated or not with buffering solution. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2006 Research Report, 39, 2007. Carey JL, Stokes AM, McConnico RS. Effects of lidocaine and flunixin on permeability and secretory capacity of equine right dorsal colonic mucosa. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2006 Research Report, 36, 2007. Stokes AM. 10 Tips for preventing laminitis. In: Reed L. ed. Garden States Dressage Society. Winter 2006 – Spring 2007. Stokes AM. 10 Tips for preventing laminitis. In: Martens P, ed. All-Breed Stallion Directory. Issue 2. Yerington, Nevada. Winter 2006 – Spring 2007.

32 Stokes AM, Venugopal CS, Garza FG, Hosgood G, Eades SC, Moore RM. Role of endothelin-1 in naturally-acquired equine laminitis. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2005 Research Report, 41, 2006. Stokes AM, Savois D, Eades SC, Keowen ML, Garza F, Moore RM. Quantification of laminar microcirculatory perfusion in normal horses using isotopic-labeled microspheres. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2005 Research Report, 43, 2006. Stokes AM, Eades SC, LeBlanc CJ, Millard J, Moore RM. Characterization of the role of endothelin-1 in platelet- neutrophil aggregation and its association with acute laminitis in horses. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2005 Research Report, 50, 2006. Stokes AM, Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Koch CE, Moore RM. The effects of endothelin-1 and nitric oxide on digital hemodynamics of normal horses. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2005 Research Report, 51, 2006. Stokes AM, Eades SC, Koch C, Garza F, Keowen ML, Moore RM. Role of endothelin and nitric oxide in equine laminitis. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2005 Research Report, 47, 2006. Chidambaram RM, Paulsen D, Stokes AM, Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Moore RM. Distribution of endothelin-1 immunohistochemical staining in the intestinal tract of clinically healthy horses and in those with small intestinal and large colon strangulation obstruction. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2005 Research Report, 32, 2006. Eades SC, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Effects of an endothelin receptor antagonist on digital hemodynamics and Starling forces in horses administered carbohydrate overload. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2005 Research Report, 40, 2006. Faleiros RR, Stokes AM, Savois D, Eades SC, Kim DY, Paulsen DB, Moore RM. Assessment of apoptosis in epidermal laminar cells in clinically healthy horses and those with naturally acquired and experimentally induced laminitis. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2005 Research Report, 44, 2006. Gilhooly MH, Eades SC, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Effect of topically applied nitroglycerine on digital venous plasma nitric oxide concentrations and digital blood flow in healthy conscious horses. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2005 Research Report, 45, 2006. Fugler LA, Eades SC, Truax RE, Stokes AM, Garza F, Moore RM. Nitric oxide and endothelin-1 synthesis by cultured equine digital endothelial cells exposed to endotoxin and cytokines. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2005 Research Report, 49, 2006. Wallace E, Stokes AM, Paulsen D, Hosgood G, Eades S, Moore R. Distribution of matrix metalloproteinase-2 and -9 immunohistochemical staining in laminar tissue of clinically healthy and laminitic horses. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2005 Research Report, 53, 2006. Veitch A, Eades SC, Stokes AM, Garza F, Moore RM. Effects of insulin infusion on digital hemodynamics and digital venous plasma endothelin-like immunoreactivity and nitric oxide in healthy conscious horses. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2005 Research Report, 54, 2006. Stokes AM. 10 Tips for preventing laminitis. In: Campbell M, ed. Louisiana Horseman’s Guide. Vol 1, Issue 2. Wakefield, Louisiana: Bonnie Clark and Associates Publishing. Winter 2004 – Spring 2005. Stokes AM, Venugopal CS, Hosgood G, Eades SC, Moore RM. Pharmacological control of digital vasculature in the prevention and treatment of laminitis in horses. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2004 Research Report, 56, 2004. Stokes AM, Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Koch CE, Moore RM. The effects of endothelin-1 and nitric oxide on digital hemodynamics of normal horse. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2004 Research Report, 58, 2004.

33 McConnico RAS, Stokes AM, Eades SC, Moore RM. The effect of black walnut extract on equine colonic histopathology and in vitro ion transport. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program 2004 Research Report, 35, 2004.

34 Presentations (Extension and Research) Oral Presentations International, National, and Regional Meetings (* denotes presenting author other than Stokes AM) Stokes AM, Spalding D, Ezzeddine A, Jyotishi S. Driving talent, workforce development, and opportunity. National Academies Government University Industry Research Roundtable. September 2020. Invited presenter. Stokes AM, Whitacre B, Barnes J, Luck J. Smart and connected rural communities. American Public and Land Grant Universities National Meeting. San Diego, CA, November 2019. Invited presenter and moderator. Stokes AM, Gururaj S, Air D, Woodell J. Planning for developing and developing partnerships. Partnerships Playbook seminar series.Web-based. October 2019. Invited presenter. Stokes AM, Phillips J. Improving collaborations across our 1862 and 1994 land grant institutions. First American Land Grant Consortium Annual Meeting Pre-Conference. Denver, CO, October 2019. Welcome, closing, and co-lead. Stokes AM. Engagement Scholarship Consortium Annual Meeting. Denver, CO, October 2019. Welcome, closing, and overall conference lead. Stokes AM. The history and current status of Extension and engagement in the US. Conference on Advancing Community Engagement in Ethiopian Higher Education Institutions. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, July 2019. Invited presenter. Stokes AM, Swift R, Elzey K, Svedberg MK, Hensley BJ. Bolstering student success through financial literacy and aligning certifications with degree programs. American Public and Land Grant Universities Summer Meeting of the Commission on Economic and Community Engagement and the Committee on Research. State College, PA, June 2019. Invited presenter to provide framing for session. Stokes AM. Collaborations across cultures. Western Sustainable Agriculture and Education Annual Meeting. Tamung, Guam, May 2019. Invited presenter. Stokes AM. Conference welcome and remarks. National Research and Extension Administrative Officers Conference. Denver, CO, April 2019. Invited presenter. Stokes AM. Collaborations across cultures: framing and opening comments. Western Extension Directors Association Pre-Conference Summit. San Diego, California, April 2019. Presenter and conference organizer. Stokes AM. The history of Extension in the US. International Workshop on University-Community Engagement. Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, November 2018. Invited presenter. Stokes AM. History of University-based Extension and Engagement in the US. 4th Annual International Conference on University-based Extension and Technology Transfer. Hefei, China, October 2018. Invited presenter. Stokes AM. Use of online education to compliment traditional veterinary medical education. Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education, Veterinary Medicine Advisory Council Meeting, Medora, North Dakota, June 2018. Invited presenter. Stokes AM, Sy T, Onaga JD, Richards T, Lee CN, Coetzee J, Stock M. Long-haul transportation of calves from Hawaii to the US Mainland. Academy of Veterinary Consultants. Denver, CO, August 2017. Invited presenter. Stokes AM, Sy T, Onaga JD, Richards T, Lee CN, Coetzee J, Stock M. Evaluation of long-haul shipping stress for beef calves transported from Hawaii to the contiguous United States. Western States Livestock Health Association. Las Cruces, NM, April 2017. Invited keynote presenter. Stokes AM. Livestock transportation programs across the US. International Animal Transportation Association Meeting. Hong Kong, February 2017. Invited presenter. Stokes AM. Export regulations and livestock transportation. Texas A&M Annual Conference for Veterinarians, College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University, College Station, TX, May 3, 2016. Invited presenter.

35 Stokes AM. Shipping stress and the value of preconditioning. High Plains Nutrition & Management Roundtable. The Professional Animal Scientists of CSU, University of Wyoming, and the University of Lincoln Nebraska. Lingle, WY, September 2015. Invited presenter. Stokes AM. Ocean transport challenges and opportunities. International Animal Transportation Association Meeting, Calgary, AB, Canada, May 2015. Invited presenter. Stokes AM Sy T, Onaga JD, Richards T, Lee CN, Coetzee J, Stock M. Long-haul shipping of beef calves transported from Hawaii to the mainland United States. International Beef Welfare Symposium. Ames, Iowa, July 2014. Invited presenter. Stokes AM, Sy T, Onaga JD, Richards T, Lee CN, Coetzee J, Stock M. Evaluation of long-haul shipping stress for beef calves transported from Hawaii to the contiguous United States. International Animal Transportation Association Meeting. The Hague, Netherlands, May 2014. Invited presenter. Top Conference Award. Stokes AM, Sy T, Onaga JD, Richards T, Lee CN, Coetzee J, Stock M. Evaluation of long-haul shipping stress for beef calves transported from Hawaii to the contiguous United States. National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Annual Convention. Nashville, TN, February 2014. Invited presenter. Stokes AM, Spence B, Sy T, Onaga JD, Richards T, Lee CN. Biosecurity concerns for long-haul shipping of beef calves transported from Hawaii to the contiguous United States. National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Annual Convention. Nashville, TN, February 2014. Invited presenter. Stokes AM, Sy T, Onaga JD, Richards T, Lee CN, Coetzee J, Stock M. Evaluation of long-haul shipping stress for beef calves transported from Hawaii to the contiguous United States. Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education, Veterinary Medicine Advisory Council Meeting, Waikoloa, Hawaii, June 2014. Invited presenter. Stokes AM. Pacific Partnership – Veterinary care in the pacific region. Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education, Veterinary Medicine Advisory Council Meeting, Arizona State University, Sedona, Arizona, June 2013. Invited presenter. Stokes AM, Lavie NL, Keowen ML, Gaschen L, Gaschen FP, Barthel D, Andrews FM. Evaluation of a wireless ambulatory capsule (SmartPill®) to measure gastrointestinal tract parameters in ponies. 10th International Equine Colic Research Symposium, Indianapolis, Indiana, August 2011. Stokes AM. Roles of veterinarians in disaster events of 2011 - Focus on tsunami of Japan. Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education, Veterinary Medicine Advisory Council Meeting, Montana State University, Chico Hot Springs, Montana, June 2011. Invited presenter. Stokes AM. Roles of veterinarians in disaster events of 2010 - Focus on Gulf of Mexico oil spill. Western Interstate Commission on Higher Education, Veterinary Medicine Advisory Council Meeting, Washington State University, Pullman, Washington, June 2010. Invited presenter. Stokes AM, McGeachy MM, Carlisle K, Garza F, Keowen ML, Moore RM. Potential role of the toll-like receptor signaling pathway in equine laminitis. 11th Congress of the World Equine Veterinary Association, Sao Paulo, Brazil, September 2009. Stokes AM, McGeachy MM, Carlisle K, Garza F, Keowen ML. Role of the toll-like receptor signaling pathway in equine laminitis. Research Report Presentation. American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine Symposium, Montreal, Canada, May 2009. Linardi RL*, Barker SA, Short CR, Stokes AM. Oral absorption and pharmacokinetics of methadone HCl in horses. American College of Veterinary Anesthesiologists (ACVA). 14th International Veterinary Emergency & Critical Care Symposium. Phoenix, AZ September 2008. Stokes AM. More Pieces to the Laminitis Puzzle. 4th International Laminitis Symposium. West Palm Beach, FL, November 2007. Invited presenter and panelist. Stokes AM, Keowen ML, Eades SC, Moore RM. Load and thermal effects on equine digital hemodynamics measured using microspheres. American College of Veterinary Surgeons Symposium, Chicago, IL, October 2007.

36 Stokes AM, Wallace E, Paulsen D, Hosgood G, Eades SC, Moore RM. Immunohistochemical staining and RT-PCR to determine and compare presence and location of matrix metalloproteinases-2 and -9 in laminar tissue of clinically healthy and laminitic horses. Ninth Congress of the World Equine Veterinary Association. Marrakech, Morocco, January 2006. Stokes AM, Savois D, Eades SC, Keowen ML, Moore RM. Evaluation of digital hemodynamics associated with BWE-induced equine laminitis using colored isotopic-labeled microspheres. Ninth Congress of the World Equine Veterinary Association. Marrakech, Morocco, January 2006. Moore RM*, Leise BS, Gilhooly MH, Fugler LA, Eades SC, Stokes AM. Effects of topical nitroglycerine and acepromazine on digital hemodynamics in healthy conscious horses. Ninth Congress of the World Equine Veterinary Association. Marrakech, Morocco, January 2006. Eades SC, Stokes AM, Moore RM*. Effects of an endothelin receptor antagonist on digital hemodynamics and Starling forces in horses administered carbohydrate overload. Ninth Congress of the World Equine Veterinary Association. Marrakech, Morocco, January 2006. Stokes AM, Chirgwin SR, Hanly BK, Cardinale JP, Savois DM, Liford J, Eades SC, Moore RM. Altered laminar gene expression indicative of inflammatory and metabolic events in horses with laminitis. International Nutritional Sciences Symposium: Innovations in Nutritional Countermeasures against Laminitis in Horses and Ponies. Washington, D.C., September 2005. Eades SC, Stokes AM*, Johnson PJ, LeBlanc C, Ganjam VK, Buff PR, Moore RM. Serial alterations in endothelin-1, nitric oxide, insulin, glucose and platelet-neutrophil aggregates in horses administered carbohydrate overload. International Nutritional Sciences Symposium: Innovations in Nutritional Countermeasures against Laminitis in Horses and Ponies. Washington, D.C., September 2005. Stokes AM, Savois D, Eades SC, Keowen M, Moore RM. Evaluation of Digital Hemodynamics Associated with BWE-Induced Equine Laminitis Using Colored Isotopic-Labeled Microspheres. Eighth Equine Colic Symposium, Quebec, Canada, August 2005. Stokes AM. Pathophysiology of Acute Laminitis in Horses. Simpósio Internacional do Cavalo Atleta; IV- Semana do Cavalo, Belo Horizonte Minas Gerais, Brazil, April 2005. Invited presenter. Moore RM*, Eades SC, Stokes AM: Effects of an endothelin receptor antagonist on digital Starling forces in horses administered carbohydrate overload. American College of Veterinary Surgeons Symposium, Denver, CO, October 2004. Faleiros RR, Moore RM*, Stokes AM, Eades SC, Kim DY, Paulsen DB. Apoptosis in lamellar cells in clinically healthy horses and those with laminitis. American College of Veterinary Surgeons Symposium, Denver, CO, October 2004. Eades SC, Stokes AM. Role of endothelin-1 in black walnut and carbohydrate overload induced laminitis. Equine Laminitis Research Meeting, Louisville, KY, July 2004. Stokes AM, Eades SC, Garza F, Jr., Lopez M, Moore RM*. Jugular and palmar digital venous plasma endothelin-like immunoreactivity and digital vascular and laminar immunohistochemical staining in horses with black walnut extract- induced acute laminitis. 8th World Equine Veterinary Association Congress, Buenos Aires, Argentina, October 2003. Stokes AM, Moore RM, Eades SC. Effects of an endothelin antagonist and a nitric oxide donor on equine digital Starling forces associated with black walnut extract administration. American College of Veterinary Surgeons Symposium, San Diego, CA, October 2002. Stokes AM, Moore RM, Eades SC. Alterations in jugular and digital venous plasma endothlein-1 concentrations in horses administered black walnut extract. American College of Veterinary Surgeons Symposium, San Diego, CA, October 2002. Stokes AM, Moore RM, Eades SC. Evaluation of equine digital Starling forces associated with black walnut extract administration. Seventh Colic Research Symposium, Manchester England, July, 2002.

37 Stokes AM, Moore RM, Eades SC. In vitro and in vivo effects of endothelin-1 and endothelin antagonists on the digital vasculature in clinically healthy horses. American College of Veterinary Surgeons Symposium, Chicago, IL, October 2001. Stokes AM, Moore RM, Eades SC. Characterization of the role of endothelin-1 and nitric oxide in platelet-neutrophil aggregation and its association with acute laminitis in horses. Merck-Merial Animal Health Studies Regional Conference, Starkville, MS, August 2000. Stokes AM, Moore RM, Eades SC. Pharmacological control of digital vasculature in the prevention and treatment of laminitis in horses. Geraldine R. Dodge Foundation, Frontiers in Veterinary Medicine Meeting. West Lafayette, IN, October 1998.

Poster Presentations at International and National Conferences (* denotes presenting author) Sy T*, Richards T, Lee CN, Onaga JD, Coetzee J, Stock M, Stokes AM. Evaluation of long-haul shipping stress for beef calves transported from Hawaii to the contiguous United States. Submitted to FASEB J as part of the 2014 Experimental Biology Meeting, Accepted for presentation February 2014. Onaga J*, Sy TL, Richards T, Tiirikainen M, Turano H, Lee CN, Stokes AM. Use of microarray for the evaluation of long-haul shipping stress in beef calves. Submitted to FASEB J as part of the 2014 Experimental Biology Meeting, Accepted for presentation February 2014. Sakamoto CK*, Yoshioka ERC, Graef G, Zaleski H, Stokes AM. Hawaii beef producer animal health and welfare certification training and impact evaluation. 2012 American Association of Bovine Practitioners Annual Conference, Montreal, Canada, September 2012. Preston WD*, Fergerstrom M, Fukumoto G, Sy T, Abran M, Stokes AM. Weaning weight and impact on innate immunological status of beef cattle. Experimental Biology, San Diego, California, April 2012. The eXtension Agrosecurity Community of Practice: Educating Our Way to Food Safety and Security. Kerr S*, Morgan V, Smith J, Brennan B, Stoltenow C, Kenyon S, King P, Stokes AM, Johnson J, Schneider K, Cheney K, Zimmerman N, Hoenisch R, Cotton S, and Naile T. Poster Presentation. 2011 Extension Disaster Education Network Annual Meeting, Portland, Oregon, October 2011. Stokes AM*, McGeachy MM, Carlisle K, Keowen ML, Garza F. Stimulation of the Hepatic Toll-like Receptor Signaling Pathway after Induction of Equine Laminitis Using Gastrointestinal Models. Experimental Biology, Anaheim, CA, April 2010. Stokes AM*, Carlisle K, Madara E, McGeachy M, Lavie N, Keowen ML, Garza F, Andrews FM. Quantification of inflammatory and Toll-like receptor gene expression in insulin resistant horses. Experimental Biology, Anaheim, CA, April 2010. Linardi RL, Stokes AM*, Barker SA, Short CR, Kousoulas KG, Huang LJ. Oral absorption and pharmacokinetics of Methadone HCl and intestinal multidrug resistance gene expression in horses. Experimental Biology, Anaheim, CA, April 2010. Bragulla HH*, Foster AL Stokes AM. Lopez MJ, Homberger DG. Distribution patterns of soft and hard keratin proteins in fingernails, cat claws, and horse hooves. Experimental Biology, Anaheim, CA, April 2010. Stokes AM, McGeachy MM, Carlisle K, Garza F, Keowen ML, Eades SC*. Potential role of the toll-like receptor signaling pathway in equine laminitis. American Association of Equine Practitioners Laminitis Symposium, West Palm Beach, November 2009. Stokes AM*, Hanly BK, Bell AM, Johnson J, Keowen ML, Paulsen DB, Sod GA, Moore RM. Serial equine laminar tissue collection via biopsy in conscious healthy horses. World Equine Veterinary Association, Sao Paulo, Brazil, September 2009. Stokes AM*, McGeachy MM, Carlisle K, Garza F, Keowen ML. Potential role of the toll-like receptor signaling pathway in equine laminitis. Experimental Biology, New Orleans, LA, April 2009.

38 McGeachy MM*, Carlisle K, Garza F, Stokes AM. CD-14 expression in hepatic tissue of horses with laminitis. Experimental Biology, New Orleans, LA, April 2009. Carlisle K*, McGeachy MM, Garza F, Stokes AM. PI3K-R1 expression in hepatic tissue of horses with laminitis. Experimental Biology, New Orleans, LA, April 2009. Linardi RL*, Natalini CC, Kousoulas KG, Huang LJT, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Multi-drug resistance (MDR1) gene identification and sequence in horses. Experimental Biology, New Orleans, LA, April 2009. McGeachy M*, Bell A, Keowen M, Peiro J, Stokes AM. Toll-like receptor and CD-14 regulation in the liver from horses with laminitis. Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students, Orlando, FL, November 2008. Peiró JR*, Mendes LCN, Stokes AM, Garza F, Dietrich MA, Keowen ML, Moore RM. Evaluation of the modulation of Toll-like receptors and cytokines using ex vivo and in vivo models of endotoxemia in horses. Ninth Equine Colic Symposium, Manchester England, June 2008. McGeachy M*, Bell A, Keowen M, Peiro J, Stokes AM. Alterations in toll-like receptor regulation in the liver from horses with laminitis. Experimental Biology, San Diego CA, April 2008. Linardi RL*, Barker SA, Hosgood G, Stokes AM, Short CR, Natalini CC. The pharmacokinetics of orally administered methadone in healthy horses. American Academy of Veterinary Pharmacology and Therapeutics. 15th Biennial Symposium of Veterinary Pharmacology, Monterey, CA, May 2007. Stokes AM*, Chirgwin SR, Hanly BK, Cardinale JP, Savois DM, Liford J, Eades SC, Moore RM. Altered laminar gene expression indicative of vascular, inflammatory and metabolic events in horses with acute laminitis. Experimental Biology, San Francisco CA, April 2006. Stokes AM*, Savios DM, Keowen ML, Eades SC, Moore RM. Evaluation of digital hemodynamics associated with black walnut-induced equine laminitis using colored isotopic-labeled microspheres. Experimental Biology, San Francisco CA, April 2006. Cardinale J*, Stokes AM, Chirgwin SR, Moore RM. Regulation of the equine IL-8 gene in normal horses compared to horses acutely affected by laminitis. Experimental Biology, San Francisco CA, April 2006. Natalini CC*, Linardi RL, Kousoulas KG, Huang LJ, Moore R, Stokes AM. Multidrug resistance (MDR1) gene identification and sequence in equine. 4th Meeting of the International Veterinary Academy of Pain Management. 9th World Congress of Veterinary Anaesthesia, Santos, Sao Paulo, Brazil, 2006. Stokes AM*, Savois D, Eades SC, Keowen ML, Garza F Jr., Moore RM. Quantification of laminar microcirculatory perfusion in normal horses using isotopic labeled microspheres. Eighth Colic Research Symposium, Quebec Canada, August 2005. Gilhooly MH, Eades SC, Stokes AM, Moore RM*. Effects of Topical Nitroglycerine Patches and Nitroglycerine Ointment on Digital Venous Plasma Nitric Oxide Concentrations and Digital Blood Flow in Healthy Conscious Horses. Eighth Colic Research Symposium, Quebec Canada, August 2005. Valadão CAA*, Souza AH, Koch CE, Stokes AM, Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Moore RM. Inhibition of norepinephrine and serotonin-induced contractile response of equine digital vessel rings by ifenprodil. Eighth Colic Research Symposium, Quebec Canada, August 2005. Fugler LA*, Eades SC, Truax RE, Stokes AM, Garza F, Moore RM. Nitric oxide and endothelin-1 synthesis by cultured equine digital endothelial cells in response to endotoxin and cytokines. Eighth Colic Research Symposium, Quebec Canada, August 2005. Wallace, E, Stokes AM, Paulsen D, Hosgood G, Eades SC, Moore RM*. Immunohistochemical Staining to Determine and Compare Presence and Location of Matrix Metalloproteinases-2 and -9 in Laminar Tissue of Clinically Healthy and Laminitic Horses. Eighth Colic Research Symposium, Quebec Canada, August 2005. Souza AH*, Valadao CAA, Borges JHS, Reis RG, Uribe ADP, Bueno ECPG, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Effects of aluminum hydroxide/magnesium hydroxide antacid on clinical signs and blood and peritoneal fluid hematological and

39 biochemical alterations in horses with experimental laminitis induced by carbohydrate overload. Eighth Colic Research Symposium, Quebec Canada, August 2005. Leise BS*, Fugler LA, Eades SC, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Effects of intramuscular administration of acepromazine on digital blood flow, systemic blood pressure and packed cell volume in clinically healthy conscious horses. Eighth Colic Research Symposium, Quebec Canada, August 2005. Stokes AM*, Savois D, Eades SC, Keowen ML, Garza F Jr., Moore RM. Quantification of laminar microcirculatory perfusion in normal horses using isotopic labeled microspheres. Equine Laminitis Research Meeting, Louisville, KY, July 2004. Leise BS*, Fugler LA, Stokes AM, Eades SC, Moore RM. Effects of intramuscularly administered acepromazine on digital blood flow, systemic blood pressure, and packed cell volume in clinically healthy, conscious horses. Equine Laminitis Research Meeting, Louisville, KY, July 2004. Gilhooly MH, Eades SC*, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Effects of topical nitroglycerine patches and nitroglycerine ointment on digital venous plasma nitric oxide concentrations and digital blood flow in healthy conscious horses. Equine Laminitis Research Meeting, Louisville, KY, July 2004. Wallace EL*, Stokes AM, Paulsen DB, Hosgood GL, Eades SC, Moore RM. Immunohistochemical staining to determine and compare presence and location of matrix metalloproteinases-2 and -9 in laminar tissue of clinically healthy and laminitic horses. Equine Laminitis Research Meeting, Louisville, KY, July 2004. Fugler LA*, Eades SC, Truax RE, Stokes AM, Garza F, Jr., Moore RM. Nitric oxide and endothelin-1 synthesis by cultured equine digital endothelial cells in response to endotoxin and cytokines. Equine Laminitis Research Meeting, Louisville, KY, July 2004. Bueno ACD*, Moore RM, Eades SC, Johnson J, Stokes AM. Use of a digital extracorporeal system to study laminitis in horses. Equine Laminitis Research Meeting, Louisville, KY, July 2004. Stokes AM*, Eades SC, Moore RM. Systemic and local digital hemodynamic and hematologic alterations in horses associated with black walnut extract-induced acute laminitis. 8th World Equine Veterinary Association Congress, Buenos Aires, Argentina, October 2003. Stokes AM*, Venugopal CS, Eades SC, Koch CE, Holmes EP, Moore RM. Effects of black walnut extract administration on in vitro responses of equine palmar digital arterial and venous rings to endothelin-1, acetylcholine, and nitroglycerine. 8th World Equine Veterinary Association Congress, Buenos Aires, Argentina, October 2003. Stokes AM*, Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Koch CE, Moore RM. Effect of endothelin-1, an endothelin antagonist, and nitroglycerine on digital hemodynamics in clinically healthy conscious horses. 8th World Equine Veterinary Association Congress, Buenos Aires, Argentina, October 2003. Stokes AM*, Eades SC, Garza F, Jr., Moore RM. Palmar digital plasma endothelin-like immunoreactivity in horses with experimentally-induced acute laminitis: implications for prevention and treatment. International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium, New Orleans, LA, September 2003. Curtis LA*, Moore RM, Eades SC, Truax RE, Stokes AM, Garza F. The role of endothelin-1 and nitric oxide in equine laminitis and their association with endotoxin using digital endothelial cell culture. International Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Symposium, New Orleans, LA, September 2003. Stokes AM*, Venugopal CS, Eades SC, Koch CE, Holmes EP, and Moore RM. Effects of black walnut extract administration on in vitro responses of equine palmar digital arterial and venous rings to endothelin-1, acetylcholine, and nitroglycerine. American College of Veterinary Surgeons Symposium, San Diego, CA, October 2002. Stokes AM*, Eades SC, and Moore RM. Evaluation of jugular and digital venous plasma endothelin-1 concentrations in horses before and after black walnut extract administration. Seventh Colic Research Symposium, Manchester England, July, 2002. Stokes AM, Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Koch CE, and Moore RM*. Endothelin-1 induces vasoconstriction in the normal equine digit. Seventh Colic Research Symposium, Manchester England, July, 2002.

Stokes AM, Venugopal CS*, Eades SC, Koch CE, Holmes EP, and Moore RM. Effects of black walnut extract administration on in vitro responses of equine palmar digital arterial and venous rings to endothelin-1, acetylcholine, and nitroglycerine. Seventh Colic Research Symposium, Manchester England, July, 2002. Stokes AM, Venugopal CS*, Hosgood G, Eades SC, and Moore RM. Comparison of effect of two endothelin antagonists on in vitro responses of equine palmar digital arterial and venous rings to endothelin-1 in normal horses and those with naturally acquired laminitis. Seventh Colic Research Symposium, Manchester England, July, 2002. McConnico RAS*, Stokes AM, Eades SC, and Moore RM. The effect of black walnut extract on equine colonic histopathology and in vitro ion transport. Seventh Colic Research Symposium, Manchester England, July, 2002. Stokes AM*, Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Moore RM. Endothelin-1 induced vasoconstriction in the normal equine digit. Experimental Biology 2002, New Orleans, LA, April 21, 2002. Stokes AM*, Eades SC, Moore RM. Effects of an endothelin-1 receptor antagonist and nitroglycerine on digital Starling forces in horses with black walnut extract induced laminitis. Experimental Biology 2002, New Orleans, LA, April 21, 2002. Stokes AM*, Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Moore RM. Endothelin-1 induces vasoconstriction in the normal equine digit. American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine 18th Annual Veterinary Medical Forum, Seattle, WA, May 26, 2000. Eades SC*, Stokes AM, Venugopal CS, Moore RM. Endothelin-1 induces vasoconstriction in the equine digit. Experimental Biology 2000, San Diego, CA, April 18, 2000. Stokes AM*, Venugopal CS, Holmes EP, Koch CE, Moore RM. Inhibition of endothelin-1 (ET-1) induced contraction of equine colonic vessels by potential ET-1 receptor antagonists. Sixth Equine Colic Research Symposium, Athens, GA, November 1998.

Extension, Outreach, University, Departmental Presentations, Seminars, and Workshops Oral Presentations, Seminars, and Workshops Animal Health and Proper Medicinal Use in Pohnpei. Stokes AM. Western Sustainable Agricultural Research and Education Pohnpei Workshop Series, Kolonia, Pohnpei, Micronesia, May 18, 2019. 18 Extension, college, and NRCS agents. Beef Cattle Long-Haul Transportation. Stokes AM. United States Beef Academy, Corona, New Mexico, May 16, 2017. 25 students and faculty in attendance Beef Cattle Transportation. Stokes AM. United States Beef Academy, Corona, New Mexico, July 14, 2016. 32 students and faculty in attendance So you want to be a veterinarian? Stokes AM. CSU’s College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences Veterinary Teaching Hospital Open House, Fort Collins, Colorado, April 16, 2016. 2 sessions ~ 80 general public in attendance Tips for Veterinary Applicants. Stokes AM. University of Alaska Fairbanks Pre-Veterinary Club Meeting, Fairbanks, Alaska, March 31, 2016. Large Animal Lameness Overview and Lab (cattle, reindeer, musk ox). Stokes AM. Workshop for UAF-CSU DVM students and animal facility staff. University of Alaska Fairbanks Large Animal Facility, Fairbanks, Alaska, March 28, 2016. CSU’s DVM Admissions Information and Advice. Stokes AM. University of Montana Western Campus Pre- Veterinary Club Visit to CSU, March 11, 2016. ~5 students in attendance

41 Aloha Healthy Calves Long-haul Shipping of Cattle/CSU DVM Admissions. Stokes AM. Marshall Frasier Beef Symposium, Hugo, Colorado, February 16, 2016. Recruiting, Admissions, and Career Tracking for Livestock and Rural Veterinarians. Stokes AM. Colorado Cattleman’s Association Winter Meeting, Denver, Colorado, January 19, 2016. Wellness Panel. Stokes AM on panel. Zoetis DVM Student Wellness Meeting, Fort Collins, Colorado, December 9, 2015. ~ 45 students in attendance Aloha, Healthy Calves. Stokes AM. Northeast Livestock Symposium, Sterling, Colorado, November 10, 2015. ~80 producers in attendance CSU’s DVM Admissions Information and Advice. Stokes AM. University of Denver Pre-Veterinary Club Meeting, Denver, Colorado, November 5, 2015. ~12 students in attendance Long Haul Shipping of Cattle from Hawaii to the US Mainland, Stokes AM, University of Alaska Fairbanks One Health Seminar Series, Fairbanks, Alaska, October 27, 2015. CSU’s DVM Admissions Information and Advice. Stokes AM. Chandron Pre-Veterinary Club Visit to CSU, Fort Collins, Colorado, October 19, 2015. ~9 students and advisors in attendance CSU’s DVM Admissions Information and Advice. Stokes AM. Cal Poly Pomona Pre-Veterinary Club Meeting, Pomona, California, October 15, 2015. ~100 students in attendance CSU’s DVM Admissions Information and Advice. Stokes AM. Brigham Young University Pre-Veterinary Club Meeting, Skype video conferencing, September 23, 2015. ~20 students and faculty in attendance CSU’s DVM Admissions Information and Advice. Stokes AM. CSU Pre-Veterinary Club Meeting, Fort Collins, Colorado, September 16, 2015. ~105 students in attendance Looooong-haul Shipping of Cattle/CSU DVM Admissions. Stokes AM. CSU Animal Science and Equine Science Departmental Seminar, Fort Collins, Colorado, September 15, 2015. ~65 students and faculty in attendance CSU’s DVM Admissions Tips and Advice. Stokes AM. CSU Animal Science Freshman “Surviving Your First Year of Undergrad” seminar, Fort Collins, Colorado, August 31 and September 3, 2015. ~40 students Interisland and Interstate Shipping Project Update, Stokes AM. Hawaii Cattlemen’s Association Annual Meeting and Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council Semi-annual Meeting, Waimea, Hawaii, May 24, 2015. ~ 35 producers in attendance Interisland Shipping Project Update, Stokes AM. Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council Annual Meeting, Kona, Hawaii, November 15, 2014. ~ 150 producers in attendance The UH College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources and The Hawaii Beef Industry Report, Stokes AM. Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council Annual Meeting, Kona, Hawaii, November 15, 2014. ~ 150 producers in attendance Long Haul Shipping of Cattle from Hawaii to the US Mainland, Stokes AM, Utah State University College of Agriculture, October 2014. Learning How to Give Injections Safely & Laboratory, Stokes AM. UH Pre-Veterinary Medicine Club, September 2014. Update on Intra- and Interstate Livestock Shipping for Producers, Stokes AM. Hawaii Cattlemen’s Cooperative, April 2014. ~ 40 producers in attendance Current Initiatives of the Veterinary Extension and Research Program, Stokes AM. Livestock Extension Group, February 2014. Suturing Techniques and Materials: A laboratory and lecture, Stokes AM. UH Pre-Veterinary Medicine Club, November 2013. Case Studies: Canine Osteosarcoma and Equine Neonatal Hypoxia Syndrome, Stokes AM. UH Pre-Veterinary Medicine Club, November 2013.

42 Study of Cattle Shipped to the US Mainland, Stokes AM, Sy T, Onaga J. Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council Annual Meeting, Kona, Hawaii, November 1, 2013. ~ 150 producers in attendance The UH College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources and The Hawaii Beef Industry Report, Stokes AM. Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council Annual Meeting, Kona, Hawaii, November 1, 2013. ~ 150 producers in attendance Study of Cattle Shipped to the US Mainland, Stokes AM, Sy T, Onaga J. Matson Shipping, Honolulu, Hawaii, October 30, 2013. 5 Matson executives in animal shipping in attendance Swine Herd Health. Stokes AM. Swine Health Workshop, Waimea, Hawaii, October 5, 2013. ~ 50 producers in attendance Importance of Mineral Supplementation for Your Herd. Stokes AM. Building a Reputation, Herd Ranchers Seminar, Waimea, Hawaii, May 10, 2013. ~ 70 producers in attendance Introduction to Extension for Poultry Producers. Stokes AM. Pasture Poultry Workshop, Kohala, Hawaii, May, 2013. ~ 12 producers in attendance What Does Science Tell Us About Dog Bites and Policy in the Pacific Region? Stokes AM, Graef G. Pohnpei Roaming Dog Summit, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia, March 25, 2013. ~ 20 participants in attendance Suturing Techniques and Materials: A laboratory and lecture, Stokes AM. UH Pre-Veterinary Medicine Club, November 2012. Results of Hawaii forage analysis project and updated mineral formulation. Stokes AM, Larson C. Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council Annual Meeting, Kona, Hawaii November 2, 2012. ~ 150 producers in attendance Hawaii Shipping Study Key Findings. Stokes AM. Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council Annual Meeting, Kona, Hawaii November 2, 2012. ~ 150 producers in attendance Overview of Genetics Testing for Beef Producers. Stokes AM. UH-CTAHR Mealani Experiment Station Beef Program Open House, Big Island, Hawaii, November 1, 2012. ~ 40 producers in attendance Zoonotic Diseases to Watch Out For. Stokes AM. Pohnpei Managing Pigs for a Productive and Healthy Island Environment Workshop, College of Micronesia, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia, July 17, 2012. ~ 100 producers in attendance Public Health Concerns (Leptospirosis). Stokes AM. Pohnpei Managing Pigs for a Productive and Healthy Island Environment Workshop, College of Micronesia, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia, July 17, 2012. ~ 100 producers in attendance Fecal Flotation Techniques and Parasite Identification. Powley J, Stokes AM, Stevenson M. Palau Livestock Management Academy II Field-Day, Palau Community College, Koror, Palau, Pacific Freely Associated States, July 12, 2012. ~ 50 producers in attendance Livestock Health Management. Stokes AM. Palau Livestock Management Academy II Workshop, Palau Community College, Koror, Palau, Pacific Freely Associated States, July 12, 2012. ~ 60 producers in attendance Goat Production and Husbandry. Powley J, Stevenson M, Stokes AM. Palau Livestock Management Academy II Workshop, Palau Community College, Koror, Palau, Pacific Freely Associated States, July 12, 2012. ~ 60 producers in attendance Beef Herd Health and Diseases of Concern. Stokes AM, Sakamoto C, Yoshioka E, Graef G. UH Beef Health and Welfare Certification Program, Makoa Ranch, Kauai, March 30, 2012. ~ 30 producers in attendance Beef Herd Health and Diseases of Concern. Stokes AM, Sakamoto C, Yoshioka E, Graef G. UH Beef Health and Welfare Certification Program, Kahua Ranch, Big Island, Hawaii, March 28, 2012. ~ 80 producers in attendance Beef Herd Health and Diseases of Concern. Stokes AM, Sakamoto C, Yoshioka E, Graef G. UH Beef Health and Welfare Certification Program, Kahalui, Maui, Hawaii, March 24, 2012. ~ 60 producers in attendance

43 Suturing Techniques and Materials: A laboratory and lecture, Stokes AM. UH Pre-Veterinary Medicine Club, October 2011. Livestock Disease Outlook & Facility Planning for Low Stress Livestock Operations. Stokes AM, Sakamoto C, Yoshioka E, Tropical Pasture and Livestock Management Conference, Maui Beach Hotel, Maui, Hawaii September 21, 2011. ~ 40 producers in attendance Fecal Floatation and Identification of Common Parasites. Stokes AM, Powley J, Godfrey B, Field-day Hands-on Activity, Pohnpei Livestock Management Academy, College of Micronesia, Palikir, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia, August 12, 2011. ~ 30 producers in attendance Common Parasites of Animals: How to Control Them and How to Not Get Yourself Infected. Stokes AM, Pohnpei Livestock Management Academy Workshop, College of Micronesia, Palikir, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia, August 11, 2011. ~ 80 producers in attendance Animal Diseases. Stokes AM, Pohnpei Livestock Management Academy Workshop, College of Micronesia, Palikir, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia, August 11, 2011. ~ 80 producers in attendance Anatomy and Physiology of Pigs and Chickens Stokes AM, Pohnpei Livestock Management Academy Workshop, College of Micronesia, Palikir, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia, August 11, 2011. ~ 80 producers in attendance Interaction Between Human and Animal Health. Stokes AM. Pohnpei Livestock Management Academy Workshop, College of Micronesia, Palikir, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia, August 10, 2011. ~ 80 producers in attendance Suturing Techniques and Common Medical Procedures in Pigs. Stokes AM. Hands-on Activities, Technical Training for Pohnpei Extension Agents, Kolonia, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia, August 9, 2011. ~ 8 extension agents in attendance How to Use Water Test Kits for Evaluation of Water Sources for Fecal Contamination. Fukumoto G, Stokes AM. Hands-on Activities, Technical Training for Pohnpei Extension Agents, Kolonia, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia, August 9, 2011. ~ 8 extension agents in attendance How to Give Medications to Pigs and Chickens. Stokes AM, Godfrey B, Powley J. Lecture, Technical Training for Pohnpei Extension Agents Workshop, Kolonia, Pohnpei, Federated States of Micronesia, August 9, 2011. ~ 8 extension agents in attendance The Wonderful World of Parasites! Stokes AM, Powley J, Godfrey B. Hands-on Activities and Lecture, Belau Modekngei High School, Ibobang, Palau, Pacific Freely Associated States, March 22, 2011. ~35 students in attendance How to Perform Body Condition Scoring in Cattle and What Does it Mean? Stokes AM. Field-day Hands-on Activity, Palau Livestock Management Academy, Palau Community College, Koror, Palau, Pacific Freely Associated States, March 25, 2011. ~ 40 producers in attendance Basic Animal Health. Stokes AM. Palau Livestock Management Academy Workshop, Palau Community College, Koror, Palau, Pacific Freely Associated States, March 24, 2011. ~ 80 producers in attendance Parasites of Livestock. Stokes AM, Powley J. Palau Livestock Management Academy Workshop, Palau Community College, Koror, Palau, Pacific Freely Associated States, March 24, 2011. ~ 80 producers in attendance Comparative Physiology of Livestock. Stokes AM. Palau Livestock Management Academy Workshop, Palau Community College, Koror, Palau, Pacific Freely Associated States, March 23, 2011. ~ 80 producers in attendance Current Findings in Laminitis Research, Stokes AM. Human Nutrition, Food and Animal Sciences Departmental Seminar, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, HI, January 2011. Suturing Techniques and Materials: A laboratory and lecture, Stokes AM. UH Pre-Veterinary Medicine Club, October 2010.

44 Pork Quality Assurance Plus. Zaleski H, Stokes AM. Swine Management Workshop, Maui Swine Producers, Maui, Hawaii, October 19, 2010. ~ 3 producers in attendance Common Parasites of Sheep and Goats and How to Control Them. Stokes AM. Hawaii Sheep and Goat Annual Meeting, Big Island, Hawaii, September 24, 2010. ~ 120 producers in attendance Tips and Strategies to Submitting a Great Veterinary School Application, Stokes AM. UH Pre-Veterinary Medicine Club, August 2010. How to Give Medications to Pigs. Stokes AM. Swine Management Workshop, Swine Co-Op, Kauai, Hawaii, July 30, 2010. ~ 18 producers in attendance Livestock Quality Assurance. Stokes AM. 4-H Leadership Training, Kauai 4-H Program, Kauai, Hawaii, July 31, 2010. ~ 25 4-H students and 17 parents in attendance Pork Quality Assurance Plus and Medication Handling. Stokes AM. Hawaii Pork Industry Association Annual Meeting, Halawa Quarantine Station, Oahu, Hawaii, May 15, 2010. ~ 12 producers in attendance Biosecurity for Pig Farms. Stokes AM. Swine Artificial Insemination Workshop, Shimokawa Farm, Waimanalo, Oahu, HI, October 17, 2009. ~ 8 producers in attendance My Path to Becoming an Extension Veterinarian and Researcher, Stokes AM. UH Rotaract Club, Honolulu, HI, October 2009. Preconditioning in calves: Focus on Immunity. Stokes AM. Stockman's Fall Field Day, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, University of Hawaii, Kamuela, Hawaii, HI, September 11, 2009. ~ 80 producers in attendance Emergency Preparedness for Companion and Agricultural Animals. Stokes AM. Hawaii Department of Agriculture, USDA Veterinary Services, and University of Hawaii, Honolulu, HI, September 2008. ~ 12 in attendance Emergency Preparedness for Agricultural Animals. Stokes AM. Food Animal Producers (Swine, Poultry), Honolulu, HI, September 2008. ~ 22 in attendance Emergency Preparedness for Agricultural Animals. Stokes AM. Livestock Producers (Equine, Cattle, Sheep) and Animal Industry (Veterinary Pharmaceutical Companies), Mealani Research Station, Big Island, HI, September 2008. ~ 30 producers in attendance Horse Anatomy Seminar, Lab, and Treadmill Demonstration. Stokes AM, Keowen ML, Burba D. Pets and Vets Children’s Summer Program, School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, May 2009. The Making of an Equine Researcher – My Path to Here. Stokes AM. LSU Pre-Veterinary Club, Baton Rouge, LA, October 2008. Pieces of the Laminitis Puzzle. Stokes AM. Human Nutrition, Food and Animal Sciences Departmental Seminar, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, HI, September 2008. Horse Anatomy Seminar, Lab, and Treadmill Demonstration. Stokes AM, Keowen ML, Burba D. Pets and Vets Children’s Summer Program, School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, June 2008. The Equine Health Studies Program of the LSU School of Veterinary Medicine. Stokes AM. The Women’s Club Seminar Series “The Jewels of Baton Rouge”, Baton Rouge, LA, April 2008. Equine Programming. Stokes AM. Animal Sciences Departmental Seminar, Institute of Agriculture, University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, September 2007. Equine Laminitis: What, When, How, and Can Horses Avoid it? Stokes AM. LSU Lagniappe Studies, Baton Rouge, LA, March 2007.

45 Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine Equine Health Studies Program: Current Status and Future Plans. The State of the Equine Industry in Louisiana. Stokes AM. LSU Lagniappe Studies, Baton Rouge, LA, March 2007. The Current Status of Women in Research and Academia. Stokes AM. LSU School of Veterinary Medicine Student Chapter of the American Association of Women Veterinarians, Baton Rouge, LA, February 2007. The State of the Equine Industry in Louisiana. Stokes AM. LSU Pre-Veterinary Club, Baton Rouge, LA, February 2007. Becoming an equine researcher – the journey. Stokes AM. Beta Beta Beta Biological Sciences Undergraduate Honor Society, Baton Rouge, LA, October 2006. Equine laminitis: Past present, & future. Stokes AM. Merck-Merial National Veterinary Scholar Symposium, School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, August 2006. The making of a scientist – how I made it here! Stokes AM. LSU Undergraduate Summer Research Fellows, Baton Rouge, LA, June 2006. Hurricane Efforts, Current Status and Future Plans of the Louisiana State University, School of Veterinary Medicine. Stokes AM. Excalibur Club, Baton Rouge, LA, June 2006. Diagnosis and Treatment of Acute Laminitis in Horses: Review & New Perspectives. Stokes AM. LSU School of Veterinary Medicine Annual Conference for Veterinarians, Baton Rouge, LA, March 2006. My path to equine research – what a ride it’s been! Stokes AM. LSU Undergraduate Summer Research Fellows, Baton Rouge, LA, July 2005. Equine Laminitis: What, When, How, and Can Your Horse Avoid it? Stokes AM. The United States Pony Club Annual Convention, Educational Seminars, New Orleans, LA, January 2005. Horse Anatomy Seminar, Lab, and Treadmill Demonstration. Stokes AM, Keowen ML, Burba D. Pets and Vets Children’s Summer Program, School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, June 2004. Louisiana State University School of Veterinary Medicine: Current Status and Future Plans. Stokes AM. LSU Chapter Kiwanis Club, Baton Rouge, LA, June 2004. Bueno ACD*, Moore RM, Eades SC, Blackmer JM, Stokes AM. Use of an extracorporeal pulsatile perfusion system (MOX-100®) to maintain viability of the disarticulated equine digit. Veterinary Clinical Sciences Departmental Seminar, School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, September 2003. Curtis LA*, Moore RM, Eades SC, Truax RE, Stokes AM, Garza F, Jr. The role of nitric oxide and endothelin-1 in equine laminitis and their association with endotoxin using digital endothelial cell culture. Veterinary Clinical Sciences Departmental Seminar, School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, September 2003. Role of endothelin-1 in the pathophysiology of acute laminitis in horses. Stokes AM. California Animal Health & Food Safety Laboratory System/Equine Analytical Chemistry Laboratory/Department of Molecular Biosciences Interdepartmental Seminar, School of Veterinary Medicine, University of California, Davis, CA, June 2003. Role of endothelin-1 in the pathophysiology of acute laminitis in horses. Stokes AM. Dissertation Defense, School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, March 2003. Equine laminitis. Stokes AM. Equine Health Education Series, Greater Covington Center, Covington, LA, March 2003. Role of endothelin-1 in the pathophysiology of acute laminitis in horses. Stokes AM. Comparative Biomedical Sciences Departmental Seminar. School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, March 2002.

46 Children’s Equine Anatomy Seminar and Lab. Stokes AM. Equine Extravaganza: A Common Sense Approach to Horsemanship and Health Management, Equine Health Studies Program, School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, March 2002. Clinical Laminitis: The good, the bad, and Bob. Stokes AM. Student Chapter of the American Association of Equine Practitioners Rounds, School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, January 2002. Effects of endothelin-1 and endothelin antagonists on the digital vasculature in clinically healthy horses. Stokes AM. Veterinary Medicine Research Rounds, School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, October 2001. Role of endothelin-1 in the pathophysiology of acute laminitis in horses. Stokes AM. Veterinary Medicine Research Rounds, School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, July 2001. Pathophysiology of laminitis in horses. Stokes AM, Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Moore RM. Dean’s Grand Rounds, School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, November 2000. Digital blood flow alterations in horses administered endothelin-1 and an endothelin antagonist. Stokes AM. Veterinary Physiology, Pharmacology, and Toxicology Departmental Seminar. School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA March 2000. Comparison of the effect of two endothelin antagonists on in vitro responses of equine palmar digital arterial and venous rings to endothelin-1. Stokes AM. Phi Zeta Research Day. Baton Rouge, LA, April 1999. Pharmacological control of digital vasculature in the prevention and treatment of laminitis in horses. Stokes AM. Veterinary Physiology, Pharmacology, and Toxicology Departmental Seminar. School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA April 1999.

Poster Presentations Sy T*, Richards T, Lee CN, Onaga JD, Coetzee J, Stock M, Stokes AM. Evaluation of long-haul shipping stress for beef calves transported from Hawaii to the contiguous United States. UH Manoa College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources Research Symposium, May 2014. Onaga J*, Sy TL, Richards T, Tiirikainen M, Turano H, Lee CN, Stokes AM. Use of microarray for the evaluation of long-haul shipping stress in beef calves. UH Manoa College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources Research Symposium, May 2014. Preston W*, Sy T, Fukumoto G, Fergerstrom M, Kim YS, Duponte M, Abran M, Cox L, Lee CN, Nagata R, Stevenson M, Thorne M, Yang J, Stokes AM. Mealani research station’s grass-fed prime beef. Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council Annual Meeting, Kona, Big Island, Hawaii, November 2013. Sakamoto CK*, Yoshioka ERC, Graef G, Zaleski H, Stokes AM. Hawaii beef producer animal health and welfare certification training and impact evaluation. University of Hawaii College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources Mealani Research Station Open House, Waimea, Big Island, Hawaii, November 2012. Preston W*, Sy T, Fukumoto G, Fergerstrom M, Kim YS, Duponte M, Abran M, Cox L, Lee CN, Nagata R, Stevenson M, Thorne M, Yang J, Stokes AM. Mealani research station’s grass-fed prime beef. A Taste of the Hawaiian Range, Kona, Big Island, Hawaii, October 2011. Linardi RL*, Barker SA, Short CR, Kousoulas KG, Huang LJ, Stokes AM. Oral absorption and pharmacokinetics of methadone HCl and intestinal multidrug resistance gene expression in horses. SVM Phi Zeta Research Emphasis Day. LSU, Baton Rouge, LA, September, 2009. McGeachy M*, Bell A, Keowen M, Peiro J, Stokes AM. Alterations in toll-like receptor regulation in the liver from horses with laminitis. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 26, 2007. Linardi R*, Barker S, Hosgood G, Stokes AM, Short C, Natalini C. The pharmacokinetics of orally administered methadone in healthy horses. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 26, 2007.

47 Stokes AM*, Keowen ML, Eades SC, Moore RM. Load and thermal effects on equine digital hemodynamics measured using microspheres. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 27, 2006. Hanly B*, Stokes AM, Bell A, Keowen M, Paulsen D, Sod G, Johnson J, Eades SC, Moore RM. Equine hoof laminar tissue collection via biopsy. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 27, 2006. Bell A*, Stokes AM, Hanly B, Keowen M, Paulsen D, Sod G, Johnson J, Eades SC, Moore RM. Validation of serial equine digital skin biopsy for studies of laminitis. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 27, 2006. Sickler E, Vidal M*, Robinson S, Gimble J, Lopez M, Stokes AM. Adipogenic differentiation and characterization of equine bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stromal cells. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 27, 2006. Linardi R*, Natalini C, Kousoulas K, Huang L, Stokes AM, Moore RM. Multi-drug resistance (MDR-1) gene identification and sequence in equine. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 27, 2006. Hanly B*, Stokes AM, Johnson JR. Equine hoof laminar tissue collection via biopsy. Merck-Merial National Veterinary Scholar Symposium, School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA, August 2006. Gaines S*, Hillmann D, Bragulla H, Wilhite R, Henk WG, Stokes AM. All whales have teeth: evidence of vestigial tooth buds in early fetal Balena mysticetus (Bowhead whale). Summer Undergraduate Research Forum, Baton Rouge, LA, August 4, 2006. Pollard D, Waguespack A, Southern L, Lirette R, Stokes AM. The effect of increasing levels of red blood cells on the growth performance of 5 to 10 kg pigs. Summer Undergraduate Research Forum, Baton Rouge, LA, August 4, 2006. Sickler E, Vidal MA, Robinson SO, Gimble J, Lopez MJ, Stokes AM. Adipocyte differentiation and characterization of equine bone marrow-derived mesenchymal stromal cells. Summer Undergraduate Research Forum, Baton Rouge, LA, August 4, 2006. Stokes AM*, Savois D, Eades SC, Keowen M, Moore RM. Evaluation of digital hemodynamics associated with BWE-induced equine laminitis using colored isotopic-labeled microspheres. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 28, 2005. Carey J*, Stokes AM, McConnico R. Effects of lidocaine and flunixin on permeability and secretory capacity of equine right dorsal colonic mucosa. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 28, 2005. Liford J*, Lyle S, Paccamonti D, Stokes AM, Chirgwin SR. Expression of cyclooxygenase-1 and -2 in a model of ascending placentitis in the mare. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 28, 2005. Savois D*, Stokes AM, Eades SC, Chirgwin SR, Moore RM. Expression of the GLUT-1 gene, an ischemia-related glucose transporter, in laminar tissue of black walnut –induced laminitic horses. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 28, 2005. Hanly B*, Stokes AM, Chirgwin SR, Moore RM. Expression of the apoptosis-related gene Caspase-1 in equine laminitis. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 28, 2005. Cardinale J*, Stokes AM, Chirgwin SR, Moore RM. Regulation of the equine IL-8 gene in normal horses compared to horses acutely affected by laminitis. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 28, 2005. Cardinale J*, Stokes AM, Chirgwin SR, Moore RM. Regulation of the equine IL-8 gene in normal horses compared to horses acutely affected by laminitis. Summer Undergraduate Research Forum, Baton Rouge, LA, July 28, 2005. Stokes AM*, Savois D, Eades SC, Keowen ML, Garza F Jr., Moore RM. Quantification of laminar microcirculatory perfusion in normal horses using isotopic labeled microspheres. The United States Pony Club Annual Convention, Educational Seminars, New Orleans, LA, January 2005. Bueno ACD, Moore RM, Eades SC, Johnson J, Stokes AM*. Use of a digital extracorporeal system to study laminitis in horses. The United States Pony Club Annual Convention, Educational Seminars, New Orleans, LA, January 2005.

48 Wallace EL, Stokes AM*, Paulsen DB, Hosgood GL, Eades SC, Moore RM. Presence and Distribution of Matrix Metalloproteinase-2 and -9 Immunohistochemical Staining in Laminar Tissue of Clinically Healthy and Laminitic Horses. The United States Pony Club Annual Convention, Educational Seminars, New Orleans, LA, January 2005. Leise BS, Fugler LA, Stokes AM*, Eades SC, Moore RM. Effects of intramuscularly administered acepromazine on digital blood flow, systemic blood pressure, and packed cell volume in clinically healthy, conscious horses – a preliminary report. The United States Pony Club Annual Convention, Educational Seminars, New Orleans, LA, January 2005. Curtis LA, Moore RM, Eades SC, Truax RE, Stokes AM*, Garza F. The role of endothelin-1 and nitric oxide in equine laminitis and their association with endotoxin using digital endothelial cell culture. The United States Pony Club Annual Convention, Educational Seminars, New Orleans, LA, January 2005. Stokes AM*, Eades SC, Moore RM. Effects of an endothelin-1 receptor antagonist and nitroglycerine on digital Starling forces in horses with black walnut extract-induced laminitis. The United States Pony Club Annual Convention, Educational Seminars, New Orleans, LA, January 2005. Gilhooly MH, Eades SC, Stokes AM*, Moore RM. Effects of topical nitroglycerine patches and nitroglycerine ointment on digital venous plasma nitric oxide concentrations and digital blood flow in healthy conscious horses. The United States Pony Club Annual Convention, Educational Seminars, New Orleans, LA, January 2005. Stokes AM, Savois D*, Eades SC, Keowen ML, Garza F Jr., Moore RM. Quantification of laminar microcirculatory perfusion in normal horses using isotopic labeled microspheres. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 29, 2004. Bueno ACD*, Moore RM, Eades SC, Johnson J, Stokes AM. Use of a digital extracorporeal system to study laminitis in horses. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 29, 2004. Wallace EL*, Stokes AM, Paulsen DB, Hosgood GL, Eades SC, Moore RM. Presence and Distribution of Matrix Metalloproteinase-2 and -9 Immunohistochemical Staining in Laminar Tissue of Clinically Healthy and Laminitic Horses. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 29, 2004. Leise BS*, Fugler LA, Stokes AM, Eades SC, Moore RM. Effects of intramuscularly administered acepromazine on digital blood flow, systemic blood pressure, and packed cell volume in clinically healthy, conscious horses – a preliminary report. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 29, 2004. Stokes AM*; Savois D*; Eades SC; Garza F Jr.; Keowen ML; Moore, RM. Quantification of laminar microcirculatory perfusion in normal horses using isotopic-labeled microspheres. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 24, 2003. Wallace EL*, Stokes AM, Paulsen DB, Hosgood GL, Eades SC, Moore RM. Presence and Distribution of Matrix Metalloproteinase-2 and -9 Immunohistochemical Staining in Laminar Tissue of Clinically Healthy and Laminitic Horses. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 24, 2003. Curtis LA*, Moore RM, Eades SC, Truax RE, Stokes AM, Garza F. The role of endothelin-1 and nitric oxide in equine laminitis and their association with endotoxin using digital endothelial cell culture. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 24, 2003. Stokes AM*, Eades SC, and Moore RM. Evaluation of jugular and digital venous plasma endothelin-1 concentrations in horses before and after black walnut extract administration. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 25, 2002. Stokes AM*, Eades SC, Moore RM. Effects of an endothelin-1 receptor antagonist and nitroglycerine on digital Starling forces in horses with black walnut extract-induced laminitis. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 26, 2001. Stokes AM*, Eades SC, Venugopal CS, Moore RM. Endothelin-1 induces vasoconstriction in the normal equine digit. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 27, 2000.

49 Stokes AM*, LeBlanc CJ, Moore RM, Eades SC. Characterization of the role of endothelin-1 and nitric oxide in platelet-neutrophil aggregation and its association with acute laminitis in horses. Phi Zeta Research Day, Baton Rouge, LA, September 27, 2000. Stokes AM*, Venugopal CS, Holmes EP, Koch CE, Moore RM. Inhibition of endothelin-1 (ET-1) induced contraction of equine colonic vessels by potential ET-1 receptor antagonists. Phi Zeta Research Day. Baton Rouge, LA, April 7, 1999. Participation in Additional Workshops, Meetings and Events Colorado State University Association of Public and Land-Grant Universities Annual Meeting and Commission on Economic and Community Engagement, San Diego, California, November 2019 Commission on Economic and Community Engagement and Committee on Research Summer Meeting, State College, Pennsylvania, June 2019 Annual Meeting and Committee on Engagement and Outreach, New Orleans, Louisiana, November 2018 Committee on Engagement Summer Meeting, Richmond, Virginia, June 2018 Annual Meeting and Committee on Engagement and Outreach, Washington DC, November 2017 Annual Meeting and Committee on Engagement and Outreach, Austin, Texas, November 2016

National Cattlemen’s Beef Association Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, January 2020 Summer Meeting Denver, Colorado, July 2019 Annual Meeting (Health and Well-being & Ag Policy Committees), New Orleans, Louisiana, January 2019 Summer Meeting Denver, Colorado, August 1-4, 2018 Annual Meeting (Health and Well-being Committee), Nashville, Tennessee, February 2017 Annual Meeting (Health and Well-being & Ag Policy Committees), San Diego, California, January 2016 Summer Meeting, Denver, Colorado, July 2015

National and Western Extension Directors Associations (NEDA, WEDA) WEDA and WAAESD Joint Meeting, Web-based, June 2020 NEDA & WEDA Meetings, Nashville, Tennessee, September 2019 WEDA Meeting, Albuquerque, New Mexico, July 2019 WEDA Meeting (included Collaboration Across Cultures Summit), San Diego, California, April 2019 WEDA Meeting, Tumon, Guam, June 2018 NEDA & WEDA Meetings, Burlington, Vermont, October 2017 WEDA Meeting, Portland, Oregon, July 2017 WEDA Meeting, Kona, Hawaii, March 2017 NEDA & WEDA Meetings, Jackson Hole, Wyoming, September 2016

Diversity and Inclusion Meetings and Events CSU’s 19th Annual Diversity Symposium, Fort Collins, Colorado, October 2019 CSU’s 18th Annual Diversity Symposium, Fort Collins, Colorado, October 2018 CSU’s 16th Annual Diversity Symposium, Fort Collins, Colorado, October 2016 Diversity Matters, Southeast Regional Veterinary Symposium, Gainesville, Florida, April 2016 CSU’s 15th Annual Diversity Symposium, Fort Collins, Colorado, September 2015 Fort Collins Multicultural Community Retreat, CSU and City of Fort Collins sponsored, CSU Mountain Campus, September 2015

Veterinary Meetings and Events Western Interstate Commission of Higher Education Annual Meeting, Fort Collins, Colorado, June 2019 Western Interstate Commission of Higher Education Annual Meeting, Medora, North Dakota, June 2018 Colorado Veterinary Medical Association, Summer Meeting, Palisade, Colorado, June 2018 Academy of Veterinary Consultants, Summer Meeting, Denver, Colorado, August 2017 Academy of Veterinary Consultants, Winter Meeting, Denver, Colorado, December 2016

50 Colorado Veterinary Medical Association Annual Meeting, Loveland, Colorado, September 2016 Western Interstate Commission of Higher Education Annual Meeting, Casper, Wyoming, June 2016 American Association of Veterinary Medical Colleges Annual Meeting, Washington DC, March 2016 Multiple Mini Interviews at Virginia-Maryland Veterinary College, Blacksburg, Virginia, January 2016 Colorado Veterinary Medical Association Annual Meeting, Loveland, Colorado, September 2015

Ram Tour Co-Host with Provost, Rams in the Rockies - Virtual Edition, Office of Engagement, Colorado, August 2020 Co-Host with Provost, Rams in the Rockies 2019, Office of Engagement, Colorado, August 2019 Rams in the Rockies 2018, Office of Engagement, Colorado, August 2018 Rams in the Rockies 2017, Office of Engagement, Colorado, August 2017 Newly Promoted, Rams in the Rockies 2016, Office of Engagement, Colorado, August 2016 New Faculty, Rams in the Rockies 2015, Office of Engagement, Colorado, August 2015

Colorado Counties Incorporated (Meetings of the Colorado County Commissioners) District Summer Meetings 2019, 2020 Winter Meeting, November 2016, November 2017, November 2018 Summer Meeting, June 2017, June 2018, June 2020

Other Agricultural Meetings and Events Colorado Cattlemen’s Association Annual Meeting, Web-based, June 2020 Colorado Cattlemen’s Association Legislative Day, Denver, Colorado, January 2019 SEGA Gelbvieh heifer sale, (exploring student opportunities and meeting local producers and veterinarians), Ault, Colorado, December 2015, 2017, 2018 Colorado Cattlemen’s Association Annual Meeting, Fort Collins, Colorado, June 2018 Colorado Livestock Association Annual Meeting, Loveland, Colorado, April 2018 Colorado Cattlemen’s Association Legislative Day, Denver, Colorado, January 2018 Colorado Farm Bureau Annual Meeting, Denver, Colorado, November 2017 Colorado Cattlemen’s Association Annual Meeting, Grand Junction, Colorado, June 2017 Colorado Cattlemen’s Association Legislative Day, Denver, Colorado, January 2017 CSU-Rouse Ranch (Six-bar-Eleven Ranch) bull sale, (exploring student opportunities and meeting local producers) Riverside, Wyoming, April 2016 Colorado Livestock Association Annual Meeting, Loveland, Colorado, April 2016 CSU bull sale, (exploring student opportunities and meeting local producers) ARDEC facility, March 2016 Colorado Cattlemen’s Association Legislative Day, Denver, Colorado, January 2016 Range Symposium, Loveland, Colorado, November 2015 Livestock Leaders and Fall Gathering, CSU Animal Science Department, September 2015

While at the University of Hawaii at Manoa Veterinary Meetings and Events Western Interstate Commission of Higher Education Annual Meeting, Lake Tahoe, California, June 2015 Academy of Veterinary Consultants Summer Meeting, Denver, Colorado, August 2014 Hawaii Veterinary Medical Association Annual Meeting, Honolulu, HI, November 2009 Purina Equine Veterinary Conference, St. Louis, Missouri, October 2009

National and Western Extension Directors Associations (NEDA, WEDA) Meetings WEDA Spring Meeting, Portland, Oregon, April 2015 WEDA Fall Meeting, Mt. Hood, Oregon, September 2014

National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, Industry, and Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council Meetings and Events NCBA Summer Meeting, Denver, Colorado, July 2014 Hawaii (County) Cattlemen's Association Annual Meeting, Kona, Big Island, May 2013 Beef Update, Zinpro Corporation, Minneapolis, Minnesota, August 2012 Hawaii (County) Cattlemen's Association Annual Meeting, Kona, Big Island, May 2012 NCBA Annual Conference, Nashville, Tennessee, January 2012

51 Beef Herd Immunity Meeting: Novartis, Waikoloa, Big Island, June 2011 Hawaii (County) Cattlemen's Association Annual Meeting, Kukaiau Ranch, Pauuilo, Big Island, May 2011 Hawaii Cattle Producers Cooperative Association Annual Meeting, Kahua Ranch, Big Island, April 2011

University Meetings and Events Sustainability in Higher Education Summit 2nd Annual Meeting, Kaneohe, Hawaii, March 2014 Taste of the Hawaiian Range, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, Kohala Coast, Big Island, October 2013 Beef Initiative Group Workshop, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii, May 2013 Taste of the Hawaiian Range, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, Kohala Coast, Big Island, September 2012 Beef Initiative Group Workshop, University of Hawaii, Kona, HI, August 2012 Children's Healthy Living (CHL) Annual Meeting and Workshop, Honolulu, Hawaii, July 2011 Beef Initiative Group Workshop, University of Hawaii Kona Extension Office, Kona, Big Island, December 2010 Taste of the Hawaiian Range, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, Kohala Coast, Big Island, September 2010 Beef Initiative Group Workshop, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii, December 2009 Taste of the Hawaiian Range, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, Kohala Coast, Big Island, September 2009 Building Extension’s Public Value Workshop, University of Hawaii Manoa, Honolulu, HI, December 2009 EPSCoR TIG Proposal Development Workshop, University of Hawaii, Honolulu, HI, April 2010

Other Agricultural Meetings and Events Hawaii Agricultural Conference, Honolulu, Hawaii, September 2012 Animal Feed “Round-Up”, Hosted by the Hawaii Department of Agriculture and Oceanic Institute, August 2012 Hawaii Department of Agriculture Work Force Development Summit, Honolulu, HI, December 2011 Farmer/Rancher Series Dinner Alan Wong's, Featuring Kuahiwi Ranch (Kau, Big Island, Hawaii), Alan Wong's Honolulu, HI, May 2011

While at Louisiana State University Louisiana Biomedical Research Network 5th Annual Meeting, Shreveport, LA, January 2007. Completed Equine Magnetic Resonance Imaging Training Seminar and Workshop, Washington State University School of Veterinary Medicine, Coeur d’Alene, ID, January 2007. USDA/CSREES Competitive Grants Workshop, Washington DC, February 2005. American Association of Equine Practitioners 50th Annual Convention, Denver, CO, December 2004. American Association of Equine Practitioners 49th Annual Convention, New Orleans, LA, December 2003.

Other Scholarly Activities Published Gene Sequences Peiro JR, Stokes AM, Mendes LCN, Nogueira ML, Newman SS, Moore RM. Equus caballus Toll-like receptor 1 precursor, mRNA, partial cds, Accession EF581164. May 2007. Da Cunha AF, Chirgwin SR, Stokes AM, Pettifer GR, Moore RM. Equus caballus, similar to transient receptor potential cation channel, subfamily V, member 1 (Trpv 1), mRNA, partial cds. Accession DQ267482, DQ267483. Fall 2005. Hanly BK, Stokes AM, Chirgwin SR, Moore RM. Equus caballus caspase-3 mRNA, partial cds. Accession DQ174690, DQ174689, DQ174688. Summer 2005.

52 Savois DM, Stokes AM, Chirgwin SR, Moore RM. Equus caballus glucose transporter-like protein 1 (GLUT 1) mRNA, partial cds. Accession DQ139875. Summer 2005. Stokes AM, Chirgwin SR, Moore RM. Equus caballus preproendothelin-1 mRNA, partial cds. Accession AY730629. Fall 2004.

Serving as Consulting Veterinarian for IACUC Approved Studies Zaleski H. Presence of Brucellosis sp. in hunting dogs within Hawaii. August 2014 – June 2015. Jha R. Effect of feed additives on digestibility and growth performance of broilers fed high and low NSP diets. August 2013 – June 2015. Radovich T, Lee CN. Student Organic Farm Training-Poultry. March 2013 – June 2015. Jha R. Alternative feeds for pig, poultry and fish in Hawaii. February 2013 – June 2015. Radovich T, Lee CN. Student Organic Farm Training-Poultry. November 2011 – June 2015.

Invited Manuscript Reviews Journal Year Number Reviewed American Journal of Veterinary Research (IF=1.53) 2014 1 Journal of Animal Science (IF=1.92) 2014 1 Innate Immunity (IF=3.283) 2011 1 Veterinary Surgery (IF=1.437) 2010 1 Innate Immunity (IF=3.283) 2010 1 Innate Immunity (IF=3.283) 2009 1 Equine Veterinary Journal (IF=1.84) 2009 1 American Journal of Veterinary Research (IF=1.53) 2009 4 American Journal of Veterinary Research (IF=1.53) 2008 1 Experimental Biology and Medicine (IF=2.95) 2006 1

Media Appearances Stokes AM. Many media interviews and appearances during COVID-19 planning, response, and recovery. Stokes AM, Sakata R. Promotion of Ag Day at the Capitol. Denver Channel 9 News. Denver, Colorado. March 2019. Stokes AM. Colorado Veterinary Education Loan Repayment Program. Collegian and Collegian TV. Fort Collins, Colorado. September 2018. Stokes AM, Bledsloe L. Rural veterinary shortages and state strategies. Ag Week. North Dakota. November 2017. Stokes AM, Maday J (journalist). Cattle Shipping, Hawaiian Style. Drovers Cattle Network. Fort Collins, Colorado. May 2015. http://www.cattlenetwork.com/video/cattle-shipping-hawaiian-style Stokes AM, Randale B (reporter). How do allergies happen? KHON TV2. Honolulu, Hawaii. January 2012. Stokes AM. Many media interviews and appearances following hurricane Katrina due to role with rescue response.

53 Veterinary Extension Programming Activities While at UH Manoa (Note: all publications and presentations are in the Bibliography)

Interim Associate Dean and Associate Director of Extension Activities (Note: publications, presentations, and grants are in the Bibliography section above)

Major Initiatives Serve as primary administrator and leader of Extension activities of 86 faculty members (total Full Time Equivalent (FTE) of 57) located across the state of Hawaii Inform Dean of Extension activities, events, personnel matters, and strategic initiatives Fulfill directives from Dean as part of Associate Dean and Associate Director responsibilities Provide direct supervision to County Administrators regarding county faculty, staff, volunteers, and facilities Complete review of promotion, tenure, and contract renewal documents for college faculty with at least partial extension appointment Collaborate with State and Counties regarding workforce needs identification and implementation of programs within Extension and UH Manoa Distance Learning Office to help meet those needs Explore new technologies and practices that can help advance Hawaii’s agricultural communities Serve as the Hawaii representative in Western Region Extension Directors Association Maintain and balance budgets for Extension-related accounts with UH Manoa and UH Foundation Integrate UH Extension and Research activities across the college and across facilities

Strategic Planning Priorities Based on my vision for Extension and input from Extension faculty and stakeholders across Hawaii (27 facilities across all of the major Hawaiian Islands) these strategic planning priorities were developed: Improve internal and external communication for UH Extension Acquired funding to assist in redesign of website to enable easier stakeholder use and faculty use Initiated monthly newsletter for internal communication Visited all of the Extension offices in Hawaii to meet with extension faculty individually Implement mentoring program and provide professional development opportunities for Extension faculty Gained collaboration of college’s faculty senate, department chairs, and county administrators to implement the mentoring program Acquired funding to hold the first Statewide Extension Conference in many years Acquired funding to provide a professional development session as part of the conference Funded an Extension faculty member to participate in the Western Extension Leadership Development Program Facilitate delivery of relevant Extension programming Acquired funding to provide each field agent with tablet technology with cellular connectivity Communicated with the Department of Agriculture regarding workforce needs and training needed and worked with Extension faculty to help meet those needs with distance education Provided the opportunity for peer exchange and collaboration building as part of the conference

54 Assembled Extension and Research faculty members to form a CTAHR Climate Change Focus Group to become part of the new Southwestern Climate Change Subhub in partnership with the USDA New Zealand is known for technological advancements in agriculture. Visited producers on the N and S islands and met with farm/ranch mangers to discuss advancements that have made large positive impacts. Shared notes with Extension faculty and producers Hawaii 4-H: Collaborating with Dean, UH Foundation, 4-H county associations, and 4-H Foundation to gain Group Exemption Tax status and streamline accounting systems and funding New Funding Secured for UH Extension Stokes AM. Cooperative Extension Service Communication and Peer Exchange Project. $77,000. Ulupono Initiative and Hawaii Community Foundation. January 2015. Authored and negotiated grant for UH Extension. Brammer C. Support of 4-H and Future Farmers of America. $30,000. Hawaii Agricultural Leadership Foundation and the County of Honolulu. October 2014. Collaborated with Foundation to partner with us to support Hawaii 4-H students in addition to FFA. Provides funds for travel to the National 4-H Conference in Washington DC. Regional Funding. Southwest Climate Change Subhub. $17,000. USDA Agricultural Research Service. October 2014. Secured funds for Extension use to participate in this program that is a partnership between the USDA-ARS and University Extension Services. UH Extension was not a participant prior to this effort.

Funded Initiative for UH Extension by Hawaii State Legislature Increase faculty numbers for Extension Gained support from legislature for the introduction of HB850 and SB314 to fund eight Extension Agents across the state for the 2015 Session. Bill was drafted and introduced by both chairs of the House and Senate Committees on Agriculture. The initiative was put into legislative priority packages for the Hawaii Farm Bureau Federation, the Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council, and the Hawaii Livestock Coalition. Requested $900,000/year. All votes were unanimous in favor of the bills and HB850 was selected for ½ funding for 4 positions (one in each county).

Board Member and National/International Committee Activities Paws for a Cause Board of Advisors, Hale Kipa initiative for at risk youth 2013 – June 2015 Oahu Important Agricultural Lands Board of Advisors, Honolulu County 2014 – June 2015 Veterinary Technician AVMA Accredited Training Program Board of Advisors, Windward Community College UH System 2010 – June 2015 Hawaii Green Growth, Interagency and NGO Task Force for Sustainable Agricultural Initiatives in Hawaii 2015 Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council, Council Leadership and Health and Welfare Committee 2010 - present National Cattlemen’s Beef Association, National Health and Welfare Committee (Emerging Issues, Transportation, BRD) 2011 – present International Animal Transportation Association (2014 Top Scientific Contributor) 2014 – present International Committee on Space Research (Physiology Section) 2001 – present

55 Hawaii Extension Activities as Extension Veterinarian (August 2009 – September 2014)

Beef Industry Extension Activities (activities in other areas of Pacific below)

Over 3165 people reached with the “Veterinary Extension UH Manoa” Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/UHvetextension?ref=hl

Evaluation of Physiological and Environmental Parameters During Shipping Collaboration with Hawaii Cattle Producers Cooperative to study cattle during interstate shipment to the mainland in cowtainers to determine physiological and environmental parameters as indicators of animal health and welfare, Stokes AM (PI), Lee CN, Richards T, Tracy Sy (graduate student; environmental parameters, blood work and body temperature), Jonathan Onaga (graduate student; microarray/gene expression analysis), funded by the National Cattlemen's Beef Association. May 2012 – present Shipment Hawaii to Seattle June 2012 (full shipping evaluation) Shipment Hawaii to Oakland December 2012 (environmental parameters) Shipment Hawaii to Oakland January 2013 (full shipping evaluation) Graduation of Sy T with MS Animal Science, May 2015 Graduation of Onaga J with MS Animal Science, anticipated August 2015

Reevaluation and updating of Hawaii Guidelines for Shipping of Cattle Document and Online Training Module Development Stokes AM (co-PI) in collaboration with the State Livestock Veterinarian (Moniz J) and the former president of the Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council (Richards T), we reevaluated the shipping standards in consideration of the shipping study we conducted. We also held conversations with producers, stockers, shippers, and receiving yards to adjust the protocols in the guidelines. Guidelines have been updated, Fall 2012

Developed UH Manoa-based online training modules and quizzes for Matson and Young Brothers Dock employees, ranch workers, cattle transporters, and others needing handling and transportation training and certification.

Grass/Local Finished Beef Extension and Research Team Stokes AM (PI), Turano B, Jha R, Evensen C, DuPonte M funded by Ulupono Initiative with collaboration from Zinpro Corporation, Zoetis Animal Genetics, Kamehameha Schools, and Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council. Formation of CTAHR Extension and Research Team to assist key ranches in start-up of grass/local finish efforts with their beef herds. Includes water, soil, forage, and genetics evaluation with recommendations. October 2013 – October 2014

Mineral Reformulation based on Statewide Forage Collection and Analysis Stokes AM (PI) collaboration with Cargill, Zinpro, Animal Health International, Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council and Olsen’s Feed Store. Last evaluation of mineral needs in Hawaii was ~ 20 years ago and much of Hawaii has been in a drought (9 yrs). Collected forage from over 70 locations on ranches across Oahu, Maui, Big Island, Molokai, and Kauai. Analyzed forage results and made recommendations with Cargill and Zinpro for reformulation. This new general-use mineral formulation is now being used by many of our producers. Based on data, we also formulated an optimized mineral for use during times with high physiological demands, such as weaning and pre-breeding. July – November 2012

Beef Animal Health and Welfare Certification Stokes AM (PI) & Sakamoto (graduate student) development of workshop materials (presentations, notebook/handouts, hands-on activities and demonstrations) based on discussions with many large and small ranches in Hawaii for current and perceived future needs regarding health and welfare issues for Hawaii as well as current issues facing the industry, January 2011 – June 2015 ~150 participants certified Maui Certification Program March 2012

56 Big Island Certification Program March 2012 Kauai Certification Program March 2012 Graduation of Sakamoto C with MS Animal Science, May 2013

Optimal Genetics for Grass-Finishing Production Collaboration between Stokes AM (PI), Zoetis (Pfizer) Animal Genetics, Mealani Research Station and Hawaii's beef producers to assess the performance and carcass parameters of grass-finished animals and correlate these to genetic markers found on the HD 50K, an array with 50,000 genes linked with traits traditionally evaluated for feed-lot performance, currently have agreements with Zoetis (Pfizer) to provide product and analysis at no charge as well as cooperation from Ponoholo Ranch (200 head), Parker Ranch (700 head), and Mealani Research Station (40 head), January 2014 – present

Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council/UH College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources Leadership Meeting Stokes AM (PI) hosted this meeting to increase dialog between Hawaii’s cattlemen, industry leaders and the college. Goal was to align priorities and increase communication between these groups. August 3, 2012

Innate immunity in the newborn calf and at weaning Stokes AM (PI), Preston W (graduate student). Validation of a new 27,000-gene microarray for use in cattle. Also evaluated pathways related to vaccine effectiveness and to stress induced by weaning. Different weaning weights for calves were evaluated to allow for better recommendations to producers. April 2011 – June 2015 Graduation of Preston W with MS Animal Science, May 2012

On-Ranch Innovative Techniques to Provide Veterinary Extension When ranches hold branding events, the entire ranch staff and a plethora of friends and family turn out to help. I have taken advantage of every invitation possible to teach the most current techniques for castration and vaccination. This has been an extremely effective use of time, travel funds, and fulfillment of their requests and eagerness to learn. Ponoholo Ranch, Kohala, Branding ~ 235 calves, February 21, 2015 Ponoholo Ranch, Kohala, Branding ~ 75 calves, February 19, 2015 Hawi, Branding ~ 205 calves, February 12, 2015 Keaau Ranch, Keaau, Big Island, Branding ~ 460 calves, July 22, 2014 Kapapala Ranch, Volcano, Big Island, Branding ~ 400 calves, July 12, 2014 Kapapala Ranch, Volcano, Big Island, Branding ~ 465 calves, June 21, 2014 Ainakea Ranch, Hawi, Big Island, Weaning ~300 calves, June 19, 2014 Ponoholo Ranch, Kohala, Branding ~ 320 calves, February 22, 2014 Ponoholo Ranch, Kohala, Branding ~ 291 calves, August 2, 2013 English Ranch, Kea’au, Branding ~ 396 calves, July 23, 2013 Niuli’i, Kohala, Branding ~ 70 calves, July 20, 2013 Puulepo, Kohala, Branding ~ 409 calves, February 16, 2013 Hawi, Branding ~ 263 calves, February 14, 2013 Waianaia, Kohala, Branding ~ 114 calves, February 13, 2013 Ainakea, Kohala, Branding ~ 230 calves, February 13, 2013 Niuli’i, Kohala, Branding ~ 30 calves, February 9, 2013 Haleakala Ranch, Branding ~ 360 calves, August 11, 2012 Ponoholo Ranch, Kohala, Branding ~ 324 calves, July 28, 2012 Mealani Research Station, Branding 82 calves, July 24, 2012 Kualoa Ranch, Oahu, Branding ~ 230 calves, April, 2012 Kuahiwi Ranch, Kau, Branding ~ 434 calves, July 23, 2011

57 Niulii, Kohala, Branding ~ 282 calves, July 2, 2011 Kapapala Ranch, Volcano, Big Island, Branding ~ 353 calves, June 11, 2011 Kapapala Ranch, Volcanoes, Big Island, Branding ~ 340 calves, techniques for vaccination and castration, July 9, 2010

Animal Welfare Issue Animal welfare issues were raised regarding a local ranch. In conjunction with another industry veterinarian, we consulted with the ranch and provided educational materials, training, and discussion with ranch leadership and managers. Also coordinated follow-up procedures for the ranch. This involved collaboration with HSUS, the Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council, the Hawaii Livestock Coalition, the concerned parties, the ranch, the board of directors of the ranch, the ranchers’ cooperative, and the State Livestock Veterinarian. This was a very delicate topic with litigation. June 2013 – December 2013

Other Ranch/Industry Workdays and Visits Hawaii Beef Producers Slaughterhouse and Grass Finish Program Visit (focus on mineral needs/questions for program), October 28, 2013 Hawaii Beef Producers Slaughterhouse and Grass Finish Program Visit, June 25, 2013 Parker Ranch Carcass Grading, Hawaii Beef Producers Slaughterhouse, May 20, 2013 Molokai Ranch, Molokai, restocking, general consulting, September 23-24, 2012 Kualoa Ranch, Oahu, ~ 200 cows, forage and nutrition, September 11, 2012 Crow and Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservations, Montana, Jim Hafer, PhD, Extension Agent, Chief Dull Knife Tribal College, visited Reservations to learn about his efforts in extension and how to effectively develop programming and have positive impact within unique cultural environments, June 20-21, 2011 Brucella Testing with Hawaii Department of Agriculture - Jason Moniz, DVM, tested Kohala-Region herd of cows pre-slaughter and confirmed negative for Brucella, June 1, 2011 Trichomoniasis Testing with Hawaii Department of Agriculture - Jason Moniz, DVM, tested (culture and PCR) bulls from ranches immediately adjacent to index herd during late-spring finding of Trichomoniasis on the Southern aspect of the Big Island of Hawaii. Reviewed and edited press releases regarding this outbreak of Trichomoniasis for the State of Hawaii. May 31, 2011 Ponoholo Ranch ~ 374 calves, pre-branding processing assistance, May 12, 2011 Kapapala Ranch, Volcanoes, Big Island, weaning and shipping pre-conditioning, May 2, 2011 Ponoholo Ranch ~ 374 calves, pre-branding processing assistance, April 29, 2011 Ponoholo Ranch ~ 18 cows, artificial insemination technique observation, March 30, 2011 Kualoa Ranch, Windward, Oahu spent day for consult with beef herd manager (Jill Beaton) regarding all aspects of heard health and management (with Glen Fukamoto and Mark Thorne), January 5, 2011 Kapapala Ranch, Volcanoes, Big Island, beef herd evaluation regarding health problems associated with volcanic emissions, September 10, 2009

Statewide and County Activities for Veterinary Extension Support of Agriculture and Livestock

Many visits with individual Hawaii State Senate and House members and groups of legislators as well as Hawaii County Council members. Established strong relationships with State agencies such as Department of Agriculture and Department of Public Safety.

Established relationships with various State Senate and House committees (agriculture, higher education, energy and environmental protection, public safety, and water and land).

Governor’s Office Local Food Coalition – part of group to present 2014 priorities established by Coalition for consideration in his 2014 package/supplemental budget, January 2014

58 Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council State Priorities White-Paper to Governor Abercrombie, assisted with paper development, December 2012, November 2013

2015 State Legislative Session – see in Interim Associate Dean section above.

2014 State Legislative Session Bill Introduction Meetings with Legislators, January – February 2014 Local Food Caucus invitee, Hosted by Legislators – outlined priority areas of local agricultural interests Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council Meeting and visits to individual legislators, Hosted by HCC – outlined priority bills for cattle industries Food Summit invitee, Hosted by Legislators – discussed 3 bills of particular interest to Ag Chair of House Sen. Clarence Nishihara, Sen Chair of Ag, one-on-one meetings

Testimony provided for numerous bills February 2014

Industry Priority Planning Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council – assisted with White-paper draft, November 2013

2013 State Legislative Session Bill Introduction Meetings with Legislators, January 2013 Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council Meeting and visits to individual legislators, Hosted by HCC – outlined priority bills for cattle industries Sen. Clarence Nishihara, Sen Chair of Ag, one-on-one meeting

Hawaii State House Bill 200 to provide funding for State Department of Agriculture Biocontrol and Pest Response Programs. Provided written testimony to support bill. Bill passed

Hawaii State House Bill 733 to require labeling of all GMO products produced in Hawaii. Provided written testimony to oppose bill. Met with Hawaii State Rep. Wooley that drafted bill (chair of House Ag Committee). Met with Hawaii State Rep. Onishi (vice-chair of House Ag Committee). Met with Hawaii State Sen. Nishihara (chair of Senate Ag Committee). Bill did not pass

Hawaii State Senate Bill 595 to include livestock and meat, milk, eggs, poultry, aquaculture, etc. be included in the definition of agricultural commodities statewide. Currently each livestock industry must be addressed individually which has huge implications for each being left out of beneficial legislative actions. Provided testimony at all hearings to support bill. Bill passed

Hawaii State Senate Bill 727 to limit county, neighborhoods, etc. from overriding State laws regarding agricultural practices. Provided testimony to support bill. Bill deferred

Hawaii State House Bill 673 to place strict and some banned use of pesticides Statewide. Pesticide use is already regulated by the Pesticides Branch of the Hawaii Department of Agriculture. Provided testimony at all hearings to oppose bill. Bill passed with major amendments

Hawaii State Senate Bill 590 to promote and foster acceptance of agricultural practices (Right to Farm). Provided testimony at all hearings to support bill. Bill deferred

Hawaii State House Bill 903 to place fines regarding agricultural runoff containing any soil. Runoff is currently regulated by the Department of Health. Provided testimony at all hearings to oppose bill. Bill deferred

Hawaii State Senate Bill 649 to ban glyphosphate (Roundup) use Provided testimony at all hearings to oppose bill. Bill deferred

59 2013-2015 Hawaii County Council Bills 79, 109, 113 to ban GMOs in Hawaii County May 2013 – December 2013. Served as expert for animal health and physiology for County Council hearings, September 23, 2013, October 1, 2013. Provided testimony at all hearings to oppose bill, Attended meetings with individual council members. Assisted organized committee of farmers and ranchers from county. Bill 79 was withdrawn, 109 was voted down, 113 was passed and signed by the mayor; currently in federal court

2012 State Legislative Session Bill Introduction Meetings with Legislators, January 2012 Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council Meeting and visits to individual legislators, Hosted by HCC – outlined priority bills for cattle industries

Impacts of Drought on Hawaii’s Livestock Meetings with Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council and the Hawaii Sheep and Goat Association September 2012 Leader of report preparation to the Hawaii State Emergency Board Represented Hawaii’s Livestock Industries to Hawaii State Emergency Board Assisted in report preparation to USDA Drought Mitigation Advisory Council

Hawaii Livestock Farmers Coalition Founding member/core leader October 2011 Animal Health and Welfare Chair October 2011 – June 2015 Formed in response to animal rights activists attack on import of hogs to Hawaii and other issues with potential impact on protein production within Hawaii for food security and food stability.

Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program, USDA Submitted and acquired funding for two veterinary slots in Hawaii with at least 30% effort in food animal/rural veterinary service. Researched current status of veterinary needs for each county, submitted, and secured these positions on behalf of the State of Hawaii. Developed a brochure for distribution to mainland veterinary schools to advertise these two positions (1 Maui, 1 Oahu). March 2011, renewed 2012, 2013, (State Veterinarian Retired unsure of status)

Alternative Feed Resources for Hawaii’s Livestock Industries Participated in numerous meetings with the large seed companies, governmental agencies, feed mill planners, and livestock producers to explore the development of alternative feed recourses for livestock since importation of feed is cost prohibitive. This is on-going with the feed mill funded and in the planning stages. Stokes AM was an invited member to a planning meeting by the Hawaii Department of Agriculture.

Meeting with US Senator Inouye's Staff – Meeting with his senior staff to discuss legislation affecting higher education and Hawaii's agricultural industries for the upcoming session in the US Senate. Washington DC, January 2011.

Disaster Preparedness and Agro-biosecurity Web-based information for livestock farmers/ranchers/owners associated with hurricane and lava flows. August and September 2014. Swine Industry Crisis Planning, Hawaii Pork Producers Meeting, Honolulu, Hawaii, September 2013. Strengthening Community Agrosecurity Train-the-Trainer Workshop, Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN), Sidney, Montana. November 2012.

60 Mass Feeding Task Force member – State Civil Defense, shelter and feeding of agricultural animals and pets, February 2010 – May 2011 (Task Force ended) Sync Matrix Training (sync activities of agencies before/during/after emergency), State Civil Defense, August 25, 2010 Makani Pahili Hurricane Simulation, State Agencies, Military and NGOs present, May 24-27, 2010 Meeting with Gordon Cleveland, USDA APHIS Veterinary Services Emergency Management, Riverdale, Maryland, January 2011. National Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN) National S-CAP and EDEN Planning Meeting, October 8-11, 2013 Hawaii Delegate, December 2010 – June 2015 EDEN eXtension Agrosecurity Committee Member, December 2010 – June 2015 Canine Emergency Medical Care (WMD PER302 (PER302NE2027)), National Emergency Response and Rescue Training Center. February 2010. Strengthening Community Agrosecurity Planning, Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN), Honolulu, Hawaii. February 2010. Pet Shelter Management for Emergency Preparedness Training, Hawaiian Humane Society, Honolulu, Hawaii. January 2010. Hawaii State Representative Herkes meeting, January 26, 2010 Hawaii State Legislature Hearing with Speaker of the House – Animal Health representative regarding effects of vog on animal health, January 26, 2010 Status of Disaster Preparedness in the State of Hawaii – Jim Foppoli, November 5, 2009 Emergency & Crisis Management: Hurricane Equine Rescue Operation. Field Operations, Department of Agriculture, Office of the State Veterinarian, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Hurricanes Gustav and Ike, September – November 2008. National Response Plan (NRP) (IS-00800; ICS Certification): Emergency Management Institute, Federal Emergency Management Agency, U.S. Department of Homeland Security. May 2007. National Incident Management System (IS-00300; ICS Certification): Emergency Management Institute, Federal Emergency Management Agency, U.S. Department of Homeland Security. May 2007. Incident Command System for Single Resources and Initial Action Incidents (IS-00200; ICS Certification): Emergency Management Institute, Federal Emergency Management Agency, U.S. Department of Homeland Security. May 2007. Introduction to the Incident Command System (IS-00100; ICS Certification): Emergency Management Institute, Federal Emergency Management Agency, U.S. Department of Homeland Security. September 2006. Emergency & Crisis Management: Hurricane Equine Rescue Operation. Logistical Planning and Field Operations, Equine Health Studies Program, School of Veterinary Medicine, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, September – November 2005. Other Livestock Industries Response to animal rights activists stopping shipping of hogs to Hawaii Meetings with grocery stores, producers, and regulatory organizations with Hawaii Livestock Farmers Coalition to establish goals to protect food security from animal rights groups October 2011 – June 2015

Co-leader in forming Hawaii Livestock Farmers Coalition to bring all farmers/ranchers/protein producers together to address animal rights issues and protect other livestock industries other than only swine October 17, 2011 – June 2015 Update with CTAHR Assoc Deans of Research & Extension October 12 & 14, 2011 Meeting with Senator Nishihara (Hawaii Senate Ag Chair) October 7, 2011 Development of a brochure for producers to better understand regulations regarding on-farm slaughter of pigs. Collaboration of Stokes AM (leader), USDA-FSIS, Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council, and Hawaii Department of Agriculture. Spring 2012, Summer 2013 On-Ranch Consultations, Visits, and Workdays Volcano Farm, Kau, Big Island, equine senior nutrition consult, August 20, 2013 Pumpkin Patch Farm, Kohala, Big Island, pastured poultry, July 2013 Big Island Dairy (new dairy), Ookala, Big Island, breeding program and neonates, June 26, 2013 Valerie Kaneshiro, M&M Kaneshiro Farm, Kauai, vaccine use consultation, June 1, 2013 Initial consultation and follow-up on new dairy interest for Kauai, Dairy Solutions of New Zealand, Honolulu, Hawaii, November 28, 2012 Kapapala Ranch, Volcanoes, Big Island, horse herd mineral evaluation, November 1, 2012 TC Thee, Kahuku, Oahu, herd health consultation, September 1, 2011 Galimba/Chris Manfredi Ranch, Kau, Big Island, evaluation of foal injury and herd health plan, June 10, 2011 Princeville Ranch Adventures, Kilauea, Kauai, eye ulceration reoccurrence, May 23, 2011 Koa Ridge Ranch, Doug Behrens, Waipio/Gentry, Oahu, consultation on sudden death of horses, April 8, 2011 Maui Swine Farms, visited several swine farms for herd health consultation, October 19, 2010 Hawaii Polo Club, Enrique Diaz, North Shore, Oahu, herd health consultation, March 21, 2010 Maui Island, (phone consultation) collaboration with Zaleski H, PRRS questions and diagnosis, February 1, 2010 Frank Oberle, (phone consultation) collaboration with Zaleski H, subsequent follow-up to address gilt with hemoglobinurea, January 4, 2010 Jay's Hog Farm, collaboration with Zaleski H, subsequent follow-up to address ringworm infection on farm, October 30, 2009 Jurassic Kahili Ranch, Kilauea, Kauai, post-surgery management consultation, October 9, 2009 Princeville Ranch Adventures, Kilauea, Kauai, evaluation of herd for eye ulceration problems, October 9, 2009 Valerie Kaneshiro, M&M Kaneshiro Farm, Kauai, herd health consultation, October 8, 2009 Kauai Kunana Goat Dairy, Waipake District, Kauai, goat herd health, October 8, 2009 Kapapala Ranch, Volcanoes, Big Island, horse herd and goat herd evaluation regarding health problems associated with volcanic emissions, September 10, 2009

62 Southwestern Pacific Extension Activities

Multispecies Extension Activities in the Southwestern Pacific

Evaluation of the Beef Industry of Vanuatu Stokes AM (PI), Alick C (graduate student), Cox L, Buckley B. As part of an exchange program between the government of Vanuatu and the UH East-West Center, Alick C has been working on her MS in Animal Science to perform a situation analysis of the beef industry of the three primary islands in Vanuatu. She is looking at all sectors from the producer to the consumer. August 2012 – June 2015. Alick C 2-week structured visit to Washington DC, USDA lab mini-internship June 2013 Alick C 6-week sponsored return to Vanuatu to complete data collection Graduation of Alick C with MS Animal Science, December 2014

Pacific Partnership 2012 USNS Mercy Pacific Partnership is an annual deployment of forces from the Pacific Fleet of the United States Navy in cooperation with regional governments and military forces, along with humanitarian and non-government organizations. 2012 Tour: Vietnam, Cambodia, Indonesia, and Philippines Consultation pre-deployment and during deployment (Stokes was not on-board, served as a consultant only), Commander James Morgan and Staff, May 2012

Tropical Pasture and Livestock Management Conference, Maui, Hawaii The conference brought together ranchers, agricultural business owners and managers, extension and natural resource professionals from the Mariana Islands, Hawaii, and the US. Conference planning team member, September 18-23, 2011

Pacific Partnership 2011 USS Cleveland 2011 Tour: Tonga, Vanuatu, Papua New Guinea, Timor-Leste, and the Federated States of Micronesia Consultation pre-deployment and during deployment (Stokes was not on-board, served as a consultant only), Commander Jessie Wilson and Staff, May 2011

One Health approaches to decreasing Leptospirosis in humans and animals in Pohnpei, Micronesia. Fukumoto G, Stokes AM, Hura M. March 2011 – June 2015 UH Undergraduate Research Opportunity Student (Hura M) completed water quality project along streams with wash-down piggeries March 2012.

Children's Health Living Program Freely Associated States Workgroup, Novotny R, Deenik J, Hollyer J, Stokes AM, Dunn M, Fialowski M, assessment of current situation in FAS regarding issues of childhood obesity, impacting factors, and development of training programs in FAS to increase capacity of region to address these issues thereby decreasing childhood obesity, August 2011 – May 2012

Roaming Dogs and Their Impact on Childhood Obesity in the Pacific Region (Determent to Exercise), assessment of current situation in Palau, Pohnpei, American Samoa, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Islands and development of capacity-building approach to decrease roaming dogs, dog bites, and improve the ability of children to exercise outdoors, April 2011 – April 2013

Education Workgroup, Novotny R, Dunn M, Boyd J, Deenik J, Fialowski M, Fiame R, Kim JH, Greenberg J, Hattori-Uchima M, Hollyer J, Leon-Guerrero R, Luick B, Nigg C, Paulino Y, Stokes AM, Takahashi R, Wilkens L, Vargo D, development of training programs (MS, PhD, certificate, distance learning, etc.) in all of Pacific Region to increase capacity of region to address childhood obesity, August 2011 – August 2012

63 Livestock Extension Activities in the Southwest Pacific

On-Farm Consultations, Visits, Workdays, Workshops, and Hands-on Field-Days (other than listed above) Some of these are as part of a team of extension specialists and agents, primarily from UH Manoa. Our goal is to increase basic skills for livestock management to improve animal health and welfare, as well as to improve public and environmental health. Farm visit, taught deworming for swine, Pohnpei, Micronesia, March 2013 Multi-day producer workshops and field-day, Pohnpei, Micronesia, July 17-18, 2012 Small ruminant health multi-day workshop and field-day, Palau, July 12-13, 2012 Technical training workshop and field-day for livestock agents, Pohnpei, Micronesia, August 9, 2011 Evaluation of water sources for fecal (human and/or animal) contamination and how to use test kits in the field for extension agents. Stressed importance of reducing fecal contamination due to the high prevalence of Leptospirosis in the human and animal population, August 9-10, 2011 Collected donations from local Honolulu Shriner's Hospital to distribute suturing instruments, supplies and taught techniques to livestock extension agents since the island has no resident veterinary personnel, Pohnpei, Micronesia, August 9, 2011 Multi-day producer workshops and field-day, Palau, March 23-25, 2011 Consultation with cattle farmers, Palau, March 25, 2011 Multi-day producer workshops and field-day, Pohnpei, Micronesia, August 10-12, 2011 Consultation with farmers with swine, poultry and bovine animals, Pohnpei, Micronesia, April 18-22, 2011 Consultation with Director of Livestock Extension on animal health, Pohnpei, Micronesia, April 20, 2011 Belau Modekngei High School, Ibobang, visit, lecture and hands-on activities, Palau, March 22, 2011 Consultation with farmers at many sites with swine, poultry, caprine, equine, and bovine animals, Palau, January 17-21, 2011 Belau Modekngei High School, Ibobang, Visit and consult dry litter piggery, Palau, January 20, 2011

Roaming Dogs Extension Efforts in the Southwest Pacific

Secured funding for one position within the USDA's Veterinary Medicine Loan Repayment Program Leader of effort and submitted all federal forms for country of Palau for veterinarian that will provide at least 30% food animal practice (remaining % effort will continue efforts to in animal control). With only one veterinarian in the country currently (Palau Animal Shelter Veterinarian) this effort has the potential to provide a second veterinarian and the only veterinarian in the country that provides food animal services. Funding available to a veterinarian is $100,000. Consultation with the Palau Animal Shelter veterinarian, para-veterinarian staff March 2011

Hosted a Roaming Dog Summit with governmental and NGO representatives to examine animal control policy formation with a goal for a reduction in dog bites. March 2013 Updates from officials are that roaming dogs have decreased due to new policy enforcement. October 2013 Completing video of dog restraint, handling, and short-term care for local Pohnpeian Police. June 2014

Consultation with the Mayor of Kolonia, Pohnpei, August 9, 2011 Consultation with the Director of Public Health, Kolonia, Pohnpei, August 10, 2011 Attempted to compile medical records regarding dog bite injuries in Pohnpei, March, 2013 – June 2015 Review & editing of paper " Incidence of dog bite injuries in American Samoa and their impact on society" July 2011

64 Instruction Activities for CSU, UH, and LSU

Colorado State University Instruction appointment for VS 495 = 1 credit/academic year required Fall 2015/2016 = 1 credit (Chair of graduate committee for 1 student), many guest lectures Fall 2016/2017 = 2 credits, many guest lectures

University of Hawaii 30% Instruction appointment = 5.4 credits/academic year required undergraduate/graduate instruction Fall 2009/2010 = 7.4 credits (Chair of graduate committee for 1 student) Fall 2010/2011 = 12.2 credits (Chair of graduate committee for 2 students) Fall 2011/2012 = 12 credits (Chair of graduate committee for 3 students) Fall 2012/2013 = 14 credits (Chair of graduate committee for 4 students) Fall 2013/2014 = 16 credits (Chair of graduate committee for 3 students Fall 2013; for 4 students Spring 2014) Fall 2014/2015 = (Chair of graduate committee for 4 students Fall 2014; 3 students Spring 2015)

List of Courses Taught Title Course Level Semester

Colorado State University Credits Students Enrolled VetPrep Communication Skills VM 495 Graduate 1 Spring 2017 4 VetPrep Leadership Development VM 495 Graduate 1 Fall 2016 4 VetPrep Leadership Development VM 495 Graduate 1 Spring 2016 6 Healer’s Art in Veterinary Medicine (part VM 612 Professional 1 Spring 2016 34 of facilitator team, small group Year III students) Guest Lecturer – Colorado State University Hours Taught Strategic Planning - Masters of Ag AGRI 547 Graduate Spring 2017 3 Education Delivery of Cooperative Extension Programs Veterinary Foundations Year I – Case- VMED 611 Professional Spring 2016 4 based learning Veterinary Foundations Year II – Case- VMED 711 Professional Spring 2016 4 based learning Strategies for Establishing and Maintaining DVM 695 Professional Spring 2016 2 Well-being in the Veterinary Profession, University of Alaska, Fairbanks Careers in Veterinary Medicine, University VM 100 Undergraduate Fall 2015 1 of Nevada, Reno (UNR) Animal Nutrition & Behavior ANSC 792 Graduate Fall 2015 1 Translational Medicine – Transportation MIP 796 Professional Fall 2015 1 Stress Veterinary Foundations Year I - Careers VMED 610 Professional Fall 2015 2 Veterinary Foundations Year I – Case- VMED 610 Professional Fall 2015 4 based learning Veterinary Foundations Year II - Careers VMED 710 Professional Fall 2015 3.5 University of Hawaii Credits Students Enrolled Directed Research (Stewart) ANSC 700 Graduate 3 Spring 2015 1 Infectious Disease Directed Studies ANSC 699 Graduate 1 Spring 2015 1 Animal Diseases and Their Control ANSC 453 Graduate and 3 Fall 2014 37 Undergraduate

65 Directed Research (Sy, Onaga, Alick) ANSC 700 Graduate 1, 1,3 Fall 2014 3 Directed Research (Stewart) ANSC 699 Graduate 3 Fall 2014 1 Beef Herd Breeding and AI ANSC Undergraduate 1 Summer 4 Mealani Research Station, Big Island, HI* 462L and Graduate 2014 (Team-taught with Dr. Brent Buckley) Directed Research (Sy, Onaga) ANSC 699 Graduate 1, 1 Summer 2 2014 Physiology of Animals ANSC 451 Undergraduate 3 Spring 2014 26 and Graduate Immunology Directed Studies ANSC Undergraduate 2 Spring 2014 6 (3-499; 3- 499/699 and Graduate 699) Directed Research (Sy, Stewart, Onaga, ANSC 699 Graduate 4, 2, 4, Spring 2014 4 Alick) 4 Directed Research (Onaga, Alick) ANSC 699 Graduate 4,1 Fall 2013 2 Beef Herd Breeding and AI ANSC 462 Undergraduate 1 Summer 6 Mealani Research Station, Big Island, HI* and Graduate 2013 Physiology of Animals ANSC 451 Undergraduate 3 Spring 2013 20 and Graduate Directed Research (Sakamoto, Onaga, ANSC 699 Graduate 1,1,3,1 Spring 2013 4 Abran, Alick) Animal Diseases and Their Control ANSC 453 Graduate and 3 Fall 2012 27 Undergraduate Directed Research (Sakamoto, Onaga, ANSC 699 Graduate 5,1,3 Fall 2012 3 Abran) Beef Herd Breeding and AI ANSC 491 Undergraduate 1 Summer 10 Mealani Research Station, Big Island, HI* and Graduate 2012 Physiology of Animals ANSC 451 Undergraduate 3 Spring 2012 33 and Graduate Directed Undergraduate Research (Hura) ANSC 499 Undergraduate 2 Spring 2012 1 Directed Research (Preston, Sakamoto) ANSC 699 Graduate 5,7 Spring 2012 2 Pharmacology Directed Studies ANSC 499 Undergraduate 2 Fall 2011 4 and Graduate Directed Research (Preston, Sakamoto, Sy) ANSC 699 Graduate 4,2,2 Fall 2011 3 Beef Herd Breeding and AI ANSC 499 Undergraduate 1 Summer 6 Mealani Research Station, Big Island, HI* and Graduate 2011 Directed Research (Preston, Sakamoto) ANSC 699 Graduate 3,2 Spring 2011 2 Immunology Directed Studies ANSC 499 Undergraduate 2 Spring 2011 6 and Graduate Program Development and Marketing ANSC 499 Undergraduate 2 Spring 2011 2 Directed Studies Animal Diseases and Their Control ANSC 453 Graduate and 3 Spring 2011 18 Undergraduate Physiology of Animals ANSC 451 Undergraduate 3 Fall 2010 11 and Graduate Directed Research (Preston) ANSC 699 Graduate 3 Fall 2010 1 Animal Diseases and Their Control ANSC 453 Graduate and 3 Spring 2010 15 Undergraduate Parasitology Directed Research (Stevenson) ANSC 699 Graduate 2 Spring 2010 1 Physiology of Animals ANSC 451 Undergraduate 3 Fall 2009 11 and Graduate

66 Guest Lecturer – University of Hawaii Hours Taught Animal Reproduction ANSC 462 Graduate and Spring 2015 3 Undergraduate Honors 101 (Special Topic: One Health) HON 101 Undergraduate Fall 2014 1.5 Animal Reproduction ANSC 462 Graduate and Spring 2014 3 Undergraduate Animal Reproduction ANSC 462 Graduate and Spring 2013 3 Undergraduate The Human-Animal Bond ANSC/ Undergraduate Spring 2011 4 FSHN350E The Human-Animal Bond ANSC/ Undergraduate Fall 2010 4 FSHN350E Health Maintenance of Dogs and Cats ANSC 201 Undergraduate Spring 2010 1 The Human-Animal Bond, ANSC/ Undergraduate Spring 2010 4 [Selected as one of the "Top 3 of 350E" FSHN350E Guest Lecturers] Ethics in Animal Research ANSC/ Undergraduate Fall 2009 4 FSHN350E Career Options in Animal Sciences with a ANSC 200 Undergraduate Fall 2009 1 Special Emphasis on Veterinary Medicine 21 hours as Guest Lecturer International Invited Lecturer# Universidade Estadual Paulista Curso de Medicina Veterinaria (Sao Paulo Federal University Veterinary College), Aracatuba Sao Paulo, Brazil Pathophysiology of endotoxemia Graduate and September 2 Faculty 2009 How to be published in a top journal Graduate and September 2 Faculty 2009 A review of the pathophysiology of acute Graduate and September 3.5 laminitis Faculty 2009 Critical analysis of journal articles Graduate and September 2 Faculty 2009 Models and methods for laminitis research Graduate and September 2 Faculty 2009 Multi-drug resistance (MDR-1) gene and P- Graduate and September 2 gp identification and their regulatory Faculty 2009 effect on methadone in horses (Linardi R.) Expression of inflammatory-related genes Graduate and September 2 in the liver from healthy and laminitic Faculty 2009 horses Disaster preparedness: effects of Graduate and September 2 hurricanes Katrina, Rita, Gustav, Ike Faculty 2009 17.5 hours as Int Lecturer Louisiana State University 21 Courses (14 as primary instructor) Numerous Undergraduate, 2001-2009 Graduate, & Professional *Partial funding from Kinoshita C. USDA/NIFA-funded Agribusiness Education, Training and Incubation Project. Oahu/Manoa Campus Students enrolled and travel fully funded to participate. #Funding from Peiro JR, Stokes AM. Visiting scientist and teaching grant. Highlights on the inflammatory response, endotoxemia, and laminitis in horses. Universidade Estadual Paulista. (University of Sao Paulo) and from the Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo (Foundation for the University of Sao Paulo), September 2009.

67 New Courses Developed at Colorado State University

Stokes AM. Established a communications skills and journal club course for students in the VetPrep Program (prep program immediately prior to entering DVM Program for select students with a disadvantaged background.) Spring 2017.

Stokes AM. Established a leadership development course for students in the VetPrep Program (prep program immediately prior to entering DVM Program for select students with a disadvantaged background.) Spring 2016.

New Courses Developed at UH Manoa

Stokes AM, Vincent D. Approved request to UH Manoa for a new course "Companion Animals and Society"; approved 2012. First semester for this new course was Spring 2015 based on current ANSC course scheduling.

Stokes AM. Approved request to UH Manoa for a new course ANSC 462L “Beef Herd Breeding and Artificial Insemination Laboratory”; approved and taught since 2013.

Undergraduate Instruction While at LSU

Mentored Research: Role of the Toll-like Receptor Pathway in Equine Laminitis Biological Sciences 3999, Fall 2009, 56 contact hours, 2 students Mentored Research: Role of the Toll-like Receptor Pathway in Equine Laminitis Biological Sciences 3999, Spring 2009, 56 contact hours, 2 students Mentored Research: Role of the Toll-like Receptor Pathway in Equine Laminitis Biological Sciences 3999, Fall 2008, 28 contact hours, 2 students Mentored Research: Inflammation in Equine Laminitis Biological Sciences 3999, Spring 2008, 56 contact hours, 2 students Mentored Research: Equine Laminitis. Animal Science 7061, Summer 2004, 28 contact hours, 1 student

Graduate and Veterinary Medicine Professional Instruction While at LSU

Molecular Biology Techniques in Pharmacology II, VCS 7003, Graduate Level, Summer 2009, 28 contact hours Molecular Biology Techniques in Pharmacology I, VCS 7003, Graduate Level, Spring 2009, 28 contact hours Drug Design and FDA Approval, VCS 7003, Graduate Level, Summer 2008, 28 contact hours Pharmacokinetic and Pharmacodynamic Modeling VCS 7003, Graduate Level, Spring 2008, 28 contact hours Pain Management in Horses VCS 7003, Graduate Level, Fall 2007, 14 contact hours Clinical Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics VCS 7003, Graduate Level, Spring 2007, 28 contact hours Inflammation VCS 7003, Graduate Level, Summer 2006, 14 contact hours Equine Laminitis VCS 7003, Graduate Level, Spring 2003, 28 contact hours Problem Based Learning VMED 5001, Veterinary Curriculum Year I, Spring 2002, 25 contact hours

Guest Lecturer While at LSU

Veterinary Pharmacology VMED 5223, Veterinary Curriculum Year II, Fall 2008, 3 contact hours Veterinary Pharmacology VMED 5223, Veterinary Curriculum Year II, Fall 2007, 3 contact hours Equine Musculoskeletal MRI and Case Review, Surgery Residents, January 2007, 2 contact hours Veterinary Pharmacology VMED 5223, Veterinary Curriculum Year II, Fall 2006, 3 contact hours Veterinary Pharmacology VMED 5223, Veterinary Curriculum Year II, Fall 2005, 3 contact hours Veterinary Pharmacology VMED 5223, Veterinary Curriculum Year II, Fall 2004, 2 contact hours Veterinary Pharmacology VMED 5223, Veterinary Curriculum Year II, Fall 2003, 2 contact hours Cardiovascular Physiology VMED 5111, Veterinary Curriculum Year I, Fall 2001, 5 contact hours

68 Graduate Committee Activities

Student Degree Thesis/Dissertation Duration University of Hawaii Committee Chair (no PhD Program in Animal Science) Jonathan Onaga MS Graduate (currently Microarray Analysis of Bovine Leukocytes August 2012 – a veterinarian in Before and After Long-haul Shipping August 2016 Hawaii) Graduation Brandy Stewart MS Graduate (currently Leptospirosis in Dogs on Oahu January 2014 – a veterinarian in May 2015 Hawaii) Graduation Tracy Sy MS Graduate Physiological and Environmental Monitoring January 2012 – (Co-Chair with (currently a student at of cattle before and after long-haul shipping May 2015 Lee CN) Colorado State Graduation Veterinary College) Charity Alick MS Graduate (currently Evaluation of the Beef Industry of Vanuatu August 2012 – a livestock extension December 2014 agent in Vanuatu) Graduation Carson Sakamoto MS Graduate (currently Development and Evaluation of a Beef Herd January 2011- a post-doctoral Health and Welfare Certification Program for May 2013 veterinarian) Hawaii Graduation Whitney Preston MS Graduate (currently Effect of Weaning Weight on Innate Immune January 2011- research staff) Status of Beef Calves in a Grass-Finish May 2012 Production System Graduation University of Hawaii Committee Member Britt McNeal MS Graduate (small Brucelosis suis in hunting dogs of Hawaii August 2013 – business team member) May 2015 Graduation Shawn MS Graduate (currently Determination of growth spurts in Hawaiian January 2010- Murakawa working for NOAA) green sea turtles using skeletochronology and May 2012 histological analysis of gonads Graduation Tracy Tamashiro MS Candidate Ruminal ADF analysis in dairy cattle May 2010- (currently a (currently in Veterinary School at Michigan August 2011 veterinarian in Hawaii) State University) (started veterinary school) Louisiana State University Committee Chair (continuation of work while at UH Manoa) Renata Linardi PhD Graduate Role of Gastrointestinal Multidrug Resistance January 2006 – (currently faculty at (MDR1) Gene and P-glycoprotein (P-gp) in May 2010 Penn State) the Oral Absorption of Methadone in Horses. Graduation Louisiana State University Committee Member (While at LSU) Trudy Witt PhD Graduate (Adjunct Isolation and characterization of AMP- April 2006 – faculty at Brigham activated protein kinase from embryos of December 2011 Young University - Artemia franciscana. Idaho)

69 Selected Course Evaluation Comments: She is very patient, understanding, and is always willing to answer our questions and clarify things. she is very knowledgeable and enthusiastic...I like the way she teaches because she goes at a comfortable pace but still makes sure we cover everything. the videos during lecture were very helpful & the quizzes at the end of each week helped to refresh what we went over in lecture. Awesome, its a good thing this department got her...she will continue to be a great asset to the animal science program. Great professor. Doctor Ashley's personal experience has been really valuable to understand the class concepts. She always had something else to tell us in order to make the concepts clear and easy to remember. Dr. Stokes is very professional. She comes to class very well dressed, speaks clearly and audibly, introduces what is going to be done and covered in the course, is always prepared, she always comes into class in a good mood and willing to help and answer questions and she is very enthusiastic and passionate about what she is teaching, and it shows every day. She was super excited to teach the class which is the best way to learn from an enthusiastic teacher. I couldn't have asked for anything more. Dr. Stokes is extremely professional. She is an excellent role model. I always know what to expect from her. Very professional, and expects a high level of commitment from the students because she gives her classes the same level of commitment! A joy to learn from! The fact that Dr. Stokes has personal experience with the subject and each topic she is talking about is great. It makes the course more interesting and easier to learn the concepts because she tells us stories that make concepts easier to recall. A+. Dr. Stokes is a great asset for the University and ANSC major I have to say that the experience I gained here is very valuable. I've learned a lot about cattle and am becoming more comfortable being around them. I can really picture myself being a large animal veterinarian some day. Or at least a mixed-practice veterinarian. I liked networking with the ranchers and seeing how different their practices were She is very knowledgeable and I felt privileged to be taught by her. I'm so thankful to Dr. Stokes, Mealani, and the others who made this opportunity possible for us. I feel like I have gained so much experience and learned a great deal about cattle firsthand. Thanks for a great semester! Thanks for pushing us and having confidence in us! Best professor I've had at UH. Learned a lot and enjoyed this class definitely. The way Dr. Stokes presents herself tells me she has a professional and understanding attitude. She wants to get to know her students and wants us to succeed. She constantly gives us advice on how to do the best we can and treats us with respect. She takes an interest in her students and gives us any opportunity to succeed. She is very organized, allowing her to present the subject very well. The university is very (VERY VERY) fortunate to have her. Dr. Stokes is one of the best professors I've had. She sincerely cares about her students and is a very fun and enthusiastic teacher. She is always well prepared and gives awesome lectures. Her PowerPoint’s are well put-together and include YouTube videos that give great visuals, which helped me to understand the material. She taught in a way that made everything interesting and easy to learn. I love this professor! I'm a senior and have been in college for a while and this professor has an excellent teaching style that seems to be compatible with every student in the class. She's great at explaining new material in a simple matter...She also always has a friendly, happy demeanor that rubs off on the students and makes the class a fun learning environment. Very professional, and is very enthusiastic about teaching. She is very friendly, welcoming and approachable. She really strives to have us not only learn the information, but retain it also. She is a great professor, by far the best I've ever had. She's the best professor I've ever had! I've had Dr. Stokes for 3 courses now and she has always inspired me to my best. Her enthusiasm is contagious. She really cares and seems to be very sincere about giving advice. I secretly wish Dr. Stokes could be my professor for all of my other classes as well. AWESOME

70 Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program while at the University of Hawaii at Manoa Director and Advisor August 2009-June 2015

Established 3 Positions for Pre-Veterinary Program Undergraduate Representatives 2014-2015 Krystle Ito, Senior; Jerrisa Ching, Sophomore, Peter Han, Graduate Student 2013-2014 Geneva Graef, Senior, Krystle Ito, Sophomore, Peter Han, Senior 2012-2013 Marta Hura, Senior/Transfer Student; Geneva Graef, Junior; Krystle Ito, Freshman 2011-2012 Ednee Yoshioka, Senior; Marta Hura, Senior/Transfer Student; Geneva Graef, Sophomore 2010-2011 Ednee Yoshioka, Senior; Marta Hura, Junior/Transfer Student; Geneva Graef, Freshman

Impact of Program

Enrollment in Animal Science Major (ANSC; vast majority are Pre-Veterinary Medicine oriented)

Animal Sciences College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources First First Day Enrollment Day Enrollment Fall 2008 49 547 Fall 2009 50 502 *Aug 1 2009 Stokes Start date Fall 2010 74 545 Fall 2011 89 629 Fall 2012 114 707 Fall 2013 130 737 Fall 2014 135 NA 170% increase from 2009 47% increase from 2009 (hire date) to 2013 (hire date) to 2014

Acceptance into AVMA Accredited Veterinary Colleges

Application Year Students with Offers Total Number of Offers Made to These Students Fall 2009 1 1 Fall 2010 1 1 Fall 2011 2 2 Fall 2012 7 7 Fall 2013 8 15 Fall 2014 7 14 700% increase from 2009 1400% increase from 2009 (hire date) to 2015 (hire date) to 2015

Applicant Success to Veterinary Schools 2014 Application Date (for fall 2015 start) – in progress offers below and student acceptances (underlined) as of Jan 2015 Krista Ann Lee Colorado State University, UC Davis, Washington State University, WICHE tuition scholarship + additional scholarships (~$150,000) Kyle Peacott-Ricardos Washington State University, Colorado State University, Oregon State University, UC Davis, WICHE tuition scholarship + additional scholarships (~$150,000) Brandy Stewart Colorado State University Kevin Sio Colorado State University Travis Vasconcellos Washington State University, Colorado State University, Oregon State University Jaemi-Lise Yoshioka Colorado State University Jade Haberman Texas A & M University

71 2013 Application Date (for fall 2014 start) – 8 students from Pre-Veterinary Program Accepted with 15 offers offers below and student acceptances (underlined) Geneva Graef Washington State University, Oregon State University, Colorado State University, WICHE tuition scholarship + additional scholarships (~$150,000) Kaleigh Morrison Lincoln Memorial University in Tennessee, University of Illinois Abbey Schroeder Colorado State University, Iowa State University, Kansas State and University of Minnesota; Full Army Scholarship for 3 years. Jonathan Onaga Colorado State University, Washington State University, WICHE tuition scholarship + additional scholarships (~$150,000) Jonathan Watry Colorado State University, Washington State University waitlisted Jenna Strapple Ross University Lindsay Woody UC Davis, LSU waitlisted, Western University waitlisted Michelle Ono (UH Hilo student) Ross University

2012 Application Date (for fall 2013 start) – 7 students from Pre-Veterinary Program Accepted with 7 offers Marta Hura Colorado State University Elena Moser University of California Davis Mark Ben Paulino Michigan State University Teale Thornburg Colorado State University, WICHE tuition scholarship (~$100,000) Tracey Shigeta Colorado State University Carson Sakamoto Washington State University Janelle Pang Colorado State University

2011 Application Date (for fall 2012 start) – 2 students from Pre-Veterinary Program Accepted with 2 offers Ednee Yoshioka Colorado State University Sunny Kao Colorado State University

2010 Application Date (for fall 2011 start) – 1 student from Pre-Veterinary Program Accepted with 1 offer Paige Iida Colorado State University

2009 Application Date (for fall 2010 start) – 1 student from Pre-Veterinary Program Accepted with 1 offer Tracy Tamashiro Michigan State University

Print and Web-based Promotion of Program

Improved web-site for Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program on Departmental Web-site http://www.ctahr.hawaii.edu/hnfas/degrees/undergrad/preVet.html

Web-site and Facebook Page for Pre-Veterinary Medicine Club http://manoa.hawaii.edu/rio/prevet/?post_type=tribe_events&eventDisplay=upcoming https://www.facebook.com/PreVetClubUHM?fref=ts

Brochures Developed So You are Ready to Apply to Veterinary School? How to Prepare Your Application. Yoshioka E, Stokes AM, Graef G, Hura M. Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program, Human Nutrition, Food and Animal Sciences, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, University of Hawaii Manoa. 2011. Updated 2013, 2014.

While at UH – How to Make the Most of Your Time in the Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program. Hura M, Stokes AM, Yoshioka E, Graef G. Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program, Human Nutrition, Food and Animal Sciences, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, University of Hawaii Manoa. 2011. Updated 2014.

So You Want to Be a Veterinarian? A Guide for High School Students and Parents. Graef G, Stokes AM, Yoshioka E, Hura M. Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program, Human Nutrition, Food and Animal Sciences, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, University of Hawaii Manoa. 2010. Updated 2014.

Health Professions Residential Learning Program. Bingham R, Bishaw NK, Fernandes S, Fukuda D, Gon S, Maeda J, Malate A, Nelson DC, Ono M, Prepose L, Solomon A, Stewart M, Stokes AM, Wong V. Ho`ola Malamalama UH Health Professions Consortium, University of Hawaii Manoa. 2011.

72 Health Professions at UH Manoa. Bingham R, Bishaw NK, Fukuda D, Gon S, Maeda J, Malate A, Nelson DC, Ono M, Prepose L, Solomon A, Stokes AM. Ho`ola Malamalama UH Health Professions Consortium, University of Hawaii Manoa. 2009 – June 2015.

Preparation of materials to promote the Pre-veterinary program and Animal Science major distributed during recruiting sessions at UH, all Hawaii Community Colleges, High Schools, and adult education programs as part of Ho'ola Malamalama Pre-Health Consortium's outreach.

Developed print materials to seek funding for an Endowed Companion Animal Faculty Position at UH Manoa, 2010. Stokes AM, Vincent D, Hawaiian Humane Society's CEO and the UH Foundation. Donors can opt for funding ranging from $500,000 to $2,000,000 to create endowed faculty positions.

Participation in Events and Groups for Advising and Recruiting

Calling All Pre-Vets! Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program Group advising and informational sessions Stokes AM, Manoa Pre-Veterinary Medicine Peer Advisor, and Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program Representatives, February 17 & 18, 2015 Stokes AM, Kimberly O’Bryan (UC Davis), and Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program Representatives, March 2015 Stokes AM, Dr. Christine Hardy (CSU), and Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program Representatives, June 2014 Stokes AM and Manoa Pre-Veterinary Medicine Peer Advisor, November, 2013 Stokes AM and Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program Representatives, May 2, 2013 Stokes AM and Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program Representatives, May 1, 2013 Stokes AM and Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program Representatives, April 30, 2013 Stokes AM and Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program Representatives, November 12, 2012 Stokes AM and Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program Representatives, December 6, 2011 Stokes AM and Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program Representatives, November 28, 2011

Agriculture and Environmental Awareness Day 600 5th Grade Students, Booth, Stokes AM and 2 Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program Representatives, College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources, Pearl City Urban Garden Center, Pearl City, Oahu, HI, February 17, 2011.

Manoa Experience UH Manoa premier on-campus academic event of the year where students, families, and the community can get an insider's glimpse of the many opportunities that University of Hawaii at Manoa has to offer. Booth, 3 Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program Representatives, March 1, 2015 Booth, Stokes AM and 3 Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program Representatives, March 1, 2014 Booth, Stokes AM and 3 Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program Representatives, February 25, 2012 Booth, Stokes AM and 3 Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program Representatives, January 29, 2011

Visits Utah State University to see program, October 2014 Oregon State University to see program and meet with admissions, October 2014 Washington State University to see program and attend White Coat Ceremony, August 2014 Colorado State University to see program and meet with admissions, August 2014 Iowa State University to see program, July 2014 Massey University (New Zealand) to see program and meet with admissions, May 2014 Louisiana State University to see program and meet admissions, November 2013 Ross University (Caribbean) to see program and meet with admissions, March 2012

Pre-Health Advising Center Interviewing Skills Workshop Stokes AM, Mock-Interview Panel, September 26, 2013 Training of Peer Advisors Stokes AM, February 5, 2013 73 Stokes AM, September 30, 2010 Health Professions New Student Orientation Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program Undergraduate Representatives represented the program, August 24, 2011 Pre-Veterinary Club represented the program, August 23, 2011 Stokes AM represented Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program, August 24, 2010

College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources New Student and Transfer Student Orientation Stokes AM represented Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program, August 13, 2013 Stokes AM represented Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program, August 8, 2012 Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program Undergraduate Representatives represented the program, August 9, 2011 Stokes AM represented Animal Science and Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program, August 9, 2010 Stokes AM represented Animal Science and Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program, August 5, 2010

UH Manoa Advisor Training, November 2, 2009

University of Hawaii Ho’ola Malamalama – Pre-Health Consortium; Pre-veterinary medicine representative, November 2009 – Fall 2011 Options in Health Professions Recruiting Series 2010 – December 2011 (program ended by UH). To date the Pre-Veterinary Program has held sessions at UH Manoa for the 897 high school students below: November 15, 2011 Waipahu High School, Kalani High School; 80 students; conducted 2 Pre- Veterinary Medicine breakout sessions October 18, 2011 Pearl City High School, Farrington High School; 75 students; conducted 2 Pre- Veterinary Medicine breakout sessions September 20, 2011 Castle High School, Nanakuli High School, Campbell High School; 65 students; conducted 2 Pre-Veterinary Medicine breakout sessions April 26, 2011 Farrington High School, Castle High School; 80 students; conducted 2 Pre-Veterinary Medicine breakout sessions April 5, 2011 Kapaà High School, Hilo High School, Kauaì High School, Kailua High School, 70 students; conducted 2 Pre-Veterinary Medicine breakout sessions January 25, 2011 Mililani High School; 77 students; conducted 2 Pre-Veterinary Medicine breakout sessions November 18, 2010 Kalaheo High School, Kalani High School, and Leilehua High School; 100 students; conducted 2 Pre-Veterinary Medicine breakout sessions (breakouts for this date presented by Ednee Yoshioka (Pre-Veterinary Medicine Representative)) October 21, 2010 Pearl City High School and Radford High School; 70 students; conducted 2 Pre- Veterinary Medicine breakout sessions September 16, 2010 Kahuku High School and Waipahu High School; 80 students; conducted 2 Pre- Veterinary Medicine breakout sessions April 20, 2010 Hilo High School, Waiànae High School, Mililani High School; 80 students; conducted 2 Pre-Veterinary Medicine breakout sessions March 2, 2010 Kalani High School and Kapaa High School; 80 students; conducted 2 Pre-Veterinary Medicine breakout sessions February 9, 2010 Farrington High School; 40 students; conducted 2 Pre-Veterinary Medicine breakout sessions

Pre-Veterinary Medicine Day in the Dorms - Two-days of programs for pre-veterinary medicine freshman students living in dorms. Meet and greet with trip to Hawaiian Humane Society for tour, September 7, 2011 Team building exercises and special session on study skills and time management strategies, September 8, 2011

74 University of Hawaii Pre-Veterinary Club Advisor August 2009-June 2015 Increased membership, club activities, and re-engaged as Registered Independent Organization of UH Manoa Mock Interviews and Application Review – Preparation of UH Pre-Veterinary Medicine Program students for veterinary school interview 2015 Club Mock Interview Panel 2014 Club Mock Interview Panel 2013 Club Mock Interview Panel 2012 Club Mock Interview Panel 2011 Club Mock Interview Panel Many programs and activities provided to the club (some noted above in Presentations Section).

Interviews Given to Middle School Students Regarding Veterinary Medicine as a Profession Castle High School (2 students) September 2012 Stevenson Middle School (1 student) May 2011 Stevenson Middle School (2 students) April 2010

Student Research Mentoring

Pai J, Microbiology Junior. Undergraduate Research. Impact of shipping on the immune system of cattle shipped to the US mainland: focus on microbiological interaction. October 2013 – May 2014

Graef G, Pre-Veterinary Senior. UH Summer Undergraduate Research Program. Pohnpei roaming dogs summit and survey. October 2012 – July 2014

Hura M, Pre-Veterinary Senior. UH Summer Undergraduate Research Program. Pohnpei water quality survey along waterways with washdown piggeries. October 2011 – March 2013

Yoshioka E, Pre-Veterinary Senior. Undergraduate Summer Studies. Development of Workshop Materials for the Beef Animal Health and Welfare Certification Program. May 2011 – May 2013

Parkin J. UH Manoa Undergraduate Work Study Program. Disaster Preparedness for Beef Producers. August 2010 – August 2011

McGeachy M, Veterinary Student Class of 2013. Merck Merial Summer Research Program. Inflammatory gene expression in pancreatic and adrenal tissues from horses with insulin resistance. January 2010 – January 2011

Madara E, Pre-veterinary Junior. Undergraduate Summer Research. Alterations in equine leukocyte toll-like receptor pathway gene expression associated with insulin resistance. January 2009 - January 2010

Lavie N. Pre-veterinary Senior. Undergraduate Summer Research. Use of a wireless SmartPill device to measure gastric emptying, pH, pressure, and temperature in normal ponies. May 2009 - May 2010

McGeachy M, Pre-veterinary Senior. Undergraduate Summer Research. CD-14 gene expression in hepatic tissue from horses with laminitis. May 2008 – August 2009

Carlisle K, Pre-medicine Senior. Undergraduate Summer Research. PIK3R1 gene expression in hepatic tissue from horses with laminitis: the influence of metabolic disease on the toll-like receptor pathway. May 2008 – May 2009

Burch R, Pre-veterinary Sophomore at Louisiana Tech. Louisiana Biomedical Research Network Undergraduate Summer Research Fellow. Evaluating the significance of the NFKappaB Inhibitor in the pathogenesis of equine laminitis. June 2008 – May 2009

McGeachy M, LSU Pre-veterinary Senior. EHSP Undergraduate Laminitis Researcher, Awarded the American Physiological Society Minority Travel Fellowship to present his abstract titled “Alterations in Toll-like Receptor 75 Regulation in the Liver from Horses with Laminitis” McGeachy M, Bell A, Keowen ML, Peiro J, Stokes AM at the 2008 Experimental Biology Meeting in San Diego. Dr. Stokes served as his American Physiological Society Mentor for the study and award. $1,500. January 2008.

McGeachy M, Pre-veterinary Senior. EHSP Undergraduate Summer Research. Inflammatory gene expression in hepatic tissue from horses with laminitis. May 2007 – May 2008.

Carlisle K, Pre-medicine Junior. Mentored Undergraduate Research. Inflammation. August 2007 – May 2008.

Selected as a Mentor by the LSU Veterinary Class of 2008 to present their White Coats to signify passing into the clinical phase of Veterinary training, February 2007.

Freshman Leadership Experience Mentor, Veterinary Class of 2010. August 2006.

Hanly BK, Veterinary Class of 2009. Merck-Merial/NIH-BREVS - SVM Summer Research Program. Equine hoof laminae tissue collection via biopsy. March 2006 – March 2008

Bell A, Pre-veterinary Senior (University of Nebraska, Lincoln, NE). EHSP Undergraduate Summer Research. Validation of equine serial digital skin biopsies as a substitute for laminar biopsies for future studies of equine laminitis. May 2006 – August 2008

Sickler ER, Pre-veterinary Junior (Muskingum College, New Concord, OH). Howard Hughes Medical Institute Summer Undergraduate Research Program. Use of autologous stem cells in the treatment of equine tendon injury – PCR analysis of fat-derived vs. bone marrow-derived stem cells. June 2006 – August 2007

Gaines S, Pre-veterinary Junior (Nicholls State University, Thibodaux, LA). Louisiana Biomedical Research Network Undergraduate Summer Research Fellow. Comparative skull anatomy of the bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) and cattle (Bos tarus). June 2006 – August 2007

Pollard DA, Pre-veterinary Senior (Southern University, Baton Rouge, LA). Louisiana Biomedical Research Network Undergraduate Summer Research Fellow. Alternative methods for artificial insemination of swine (Sus scrofa) using fresh semen. June 2006 – August 2007

Cardinale J, Pre-medicine Senior. Undergraduate Independent Research Mentor. Evaluation of inflammatory genes using gene expression analysis. January 2006 – May 2006

Hanly BK, Pre-veterinary Senior. EHSP Undergraduate Summer Research. Evaluating the role of apoptosis in laminitis pathophysiology: cloning and quantitative gene expression of Caspase-3. May 2005 – May 2006

Cardinale J, Pre-medicine Junior. Louisiana Biomedical Research Network Undergraduate Summer Research Fellow. Evaluating the chemotactic factor interleukin-8 in the pathogenesis of equine laminitis. April 2005 – May 2006

Liford J, LSU Veterinary Class of 2008. Merck-Merial/NIH-BREVS - SVM Summer Research Program. Expression of cyclooxygenase-1 and -2 in a model of ascending placentitis in the mare. May 2005 - May 2006

Savios D, LSU Veterinary Class of 2008. EHSP Veterinary Student Summer Research. Role of glucose-transporter-1 in the pathogenesis of equine laminitis: cloning and gene expression studies with tissues from naturally acquired and experimentally-induced laminitic horses. May 2005 – May 2006

Carey J, LSU Class of 2008. Merck-Merial/NIH-BREVS - SVM Summer Research Program. Effects of lidocaine and flunixin on permeability and secretory capacity of equine right dorsal colonic mucosa. May 2005 – May 2006

Selected as a Mentor by the LSU Veterinary Class of 2006 to present their White Coats to signify passing into the clinical phase of Veterinary training, February 2005.

Hanly BK, Pre-veterinary Senior. Undergraduate Mentored Research: Equine Laminitis. Animal Science 7061. Louisiana State University, May 2004 – August 2004.

76 Wallace E, LSU Veterinary Class of 2006. Study of Pig-to-Primate Xenotransplanted Kidneys. Conducted at the University of Padova, Italy, February 2004 – May 2005.

Hanly BK, Pre-veterinary Junior. Special Project Mentor: Equine Laminitis. Animal Science 4092 Seminar Series, Louisiana State University. March 2004.

Selected as a Mentor by the LSU Veterinary Class of 2005 to present their White Coats to signify passing into the clinical phase of Veterinary training, February 2004.

Wallace E, LSU Veterinary Class of 2006. Immunohistochemical Staining to Determine and Compare Presence and Location of Matrix Metalloproteinases-2 and -9 in Laminar Tissue of Clinically Healthy and Laminitic Horses. Merck- Merial Animal Health Studies Veterinary Student Program. May 2003 – May 2004

Consulted many pre-veterinary students as they prepare applications and letters for Veterinary School.

Conducted mock interviews for many pre-veterinary students in preparation for Veterinary School interviews.

77 Service Activities Professional Service Activities

International, National, and State Service International International Animal Transportation Association, Hawaii Representative, January 2014 – 2018 International Committee on Space Research (COSPAR) 2001 – present; Associate Member – Physiology Section AAAS/Science Program for Excellence in Science Sponsored Membership 2004 – 2006; Member 2006 – 2010

National/Regional APLU Commission on Community and Economic Engagement Executive Committee 2018 - present Academy of Veterinary Consultants Inducted Member 2014 - present National Cattlemen’s Beef Association 2011 – present National Beef Health and Welfare Committee 2014 – present Ag Policy Committee Delegate 2014, 2015, 2016 Animal Agriculture Alliance, December 2013 – present Western Interstate Commission of Higher Education, Veterinary Medicine Advisory Member Council Colorado Representative, July 2015- 2018 Annual Meeting Host, June 2014, Kona Hawaii Stokes AM and Sen. Clarence Nishihara, Hawaii Representatives, March 2011 – June 2015 Stokes AM and Sen. Jill Tokuda, Hawaii Representatives, August 2009 – March 2011 Western Extension Directors Association 2014 – June 2015; August 2016 – present National Extension Disaster Education Network (EDEN) Hawaii Delegate, December 2010 – June 2015 EDEN eXtension Agrosecurity Committee Member, December 2010 – June 2015 Strengthening Communities Agrosecurity Preparedness (SCAP) Hawaii Trainer Fall 2012 – June 2015 National HorseQuest eXtension Team Member, December 2010-2011 Joint Council of Extension Professionals Team Award (1 of 2 national awards for teams that are a part of Cooperative Extension and the eXtension Community of Practices), July 2011 Oregon State University Veterinary Admissions Committee Ex Officio Member, July 2013 – June 2015 Washington State University Veterinary Admissions Committee Member, July 2012 – June 2015 Colorado State University Veterinary Admissions Committee Member, July 2011 – March 2017 American Association of Extension Veterinarians 2011 – present Phi Zeta Veterinary Honor Society 2002 – present Epsilon Sigma Phi Extension Honor Society 2013 – present American Physiological Society 2002 – present Cardiovascular Section 2004 – present Cardiovascular Section Industry-Foundations Liaison Committee 2004 – 2008 American Veterinary Medical Association 2001 – 2005

78 State Colorado Cattlemen’s Association 2016 – present Colorado Food Blueprint Advisory Board 2016 – 2017 Colorado Regional Health Connectors Network Board of Technical Advisors 2016 – 2018 Hawaii Cattlemen’s Council 2011– present Animal Health and Welfare Leadership Spring 2012 – present Animal Transportation Association (International Org) Liaison 2014 – 2015 Hawaii Livestock Farmer’s Coalition 2012 – June 2015 Founding Board Member and Chair 2012 – 2015 Animal Health and Welfare Committee 2012 – 2015 Hawaii Veterinary Medical Association 2010 – June 2015 Hawaii Cattlemen’s Association (Hawaii County) 2011 – present Hawaii Pork Producers Association 2013 – June 2015 State Civil Defense – Mass Feeding Task Force (includes animal care) 2011 – June 2015 Aloha United Way - Society of Young Leaders, Member 2009 – June 2015 School Supply Drive, participant/volunteer February 2010 Honolulu Veterinary Medical Society 2010 – 2012 Louisiana Veterinary Medical Association 2001 – 2005

Colorado State University Service

CSU Service Campus Coordinator for CSU System Spur at the National Western Center Complex Redevelopment 2020 Sustainable Livestock Program Director Search Committee 2019 – 2020 Dean of the College of Agricultural Sciences Search Committee 2019 – 2020 Sustainable Livestock Program Steering Committee 2019 – present Global Working Group member 2019 President’s Commission on Diversity and Inclusion 2017 – present Subcommittee: Recruitment Materials for People of Color 2019 Subcommittee: Development of Vision and Mission for Commission 2017 CSU Online Director Search Committee 2018 Task Force on Research Analytics Reporting Spring 2017 – 2018 One Health Institute Board of Advisors 2016 – present Provost’s Council on Engagement, Colorado State University 2016 – present Y-Cross Scholarship Committee, College of Agriculture and College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, Colorado State University 2015 – Spring 2017 President’s Ag Advisory Council Fall 2016 – present DVM Program Steering Committee August 2015 – 2017 DVM Admissions Committee July 2015 – 2017 Dean’s Leadership Team July 2015 – 2017 79 University of Hawaii Service

UH System Service All Campus Council of Faculty Senate Chairs August 2013 - June 2015 UH System Faculty Distance Learning Committee September 2013 - June 2015 University of Hawaii Windward Community College Veterinary Technician Program Board of Advisors Spring 2011 – June 2015 Consulted on development of Equine course Fall 2012

UH Manoa University Service Manoa Faculty Senate Spring 2011 – August 2013; May 2014 – June 2015 Committee on Academic Policy and Planning Fall 2014 – June 2015 Committee on Athletics Fall 2011 – Spring 2013 Chair Fall 2012 – August 2013 Gender Equity Committee Fall 2011 – August 2013 Rotary International 2011 – 2012 Advisor Rotaract (University of Hawaii Student Organization) 2011 – June 2015 Pre-Veterinary Medicine Club Advisor 2009 – June 2015 Ho’ola Malamalama Committee – UH System Health Care Program Coalition, Fall 2010 – June 2015 Options in Health Care High School Recruiting Seminar and Pre-Veterinary Medicine Break-out Session Fall 2010 – Spring 2012 (program ended)

UH College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources Service College Faculty Senate Fall 2010 – May 2014 Senate Chair May 2013 – May 2014 Senate Executive Committee Fall 2012 – May 2014 Vice-Chair Fall 2012 – Spring 2013 Extension committee Fall 2010 – May 2014 Chair Fall 2012 – August 2013 Completed survey of extension faculty regarding continuing education and topics of primary interest. Information from this survey resulted in the development and offering of UH courses for extension. Secretary Fall 2010 – August 2012 Strategic Planning 2013 – June 2015 Steering Committee December 2013 – June 2015 College Facilities Strategic Planning Action Group January 2014 – June 2015 Experiment Station Funding Action Group September 2013 – June 2015 Improving Collaborations Action Group September 2013 – June 2015 Participant in each phase of initial planning/meetings Summer 2013 – Fall 2013 Associate Dean of Extension Search Committee September 2013 – June 2015

80 New Faculty Orientation Mid-Career Faculty Panel August 2013 Sustainability Center Planning (Waimanalo Research Station location) Fall 2012 – June 2015 Co-leader Fall 2012 – June 2015 Building Design Team Summer 2013 – June 2015 CTAHR Spring Event Costume Contest and Dodgeball Team Member 2010 Mealani Beef Herd Research and Use Committee Fall 2009 – June 2015 Waimanalo Research Station Master Planning Committee Fall 2009

UH Department of Human Nutrition, Food and Animal Sciences Service Departmental Promotion and Tenure Committee, May 2013 – May 2014 Scholarship Committee Spring 2010 – June 2015 Curriculum Committee ANSC Spring 2010 – June 2015 Charles Reid Memorial Scholarship Board of Directors Chair March 2011 – June 2015 Member October 2009 – June 2015 Jiro Matsui Scholarship Committee March 2010 – March 2011 Dr. Allen Y. Miyahara Scholarship Committee March 2010 – March 2011 Gumbo for the Gulf – fundraiser, Vincent D, Segobiano M, Murakawa S, and Bird C. Raised ~$1500 for sea turtle rescue and rehabilitation after the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill, Fall 2010.

Service While at LSU

LSU University Service Howard Hughes Medical Institute Undergraduate Research Program Committee 2007 – 2009 Louisiana Biomedical Research Network Undergraduate Research Program Committee 2007 – 2009 Louisiana Biomedical Research Network Graduate Research Program Committee 2007 – 2009 LSU Undergraduate Summer Reading Program Mountains Beyond Mountains by Tracy Kidder 2005 Faculty Program Facilitator Student Program Facilitator LSU Outdoor Adventure Club Faculty Sponsor 2003 - 2006 LSU Outdoor Recreation Board 2001- 2006 LSU Outdoor Recreation and Special Events Coordinator Faculty Selection Committee 2004 Trip Leader and Kayaking Guide 2001- 2006 LSU Recreational Facility Enhancement Board 2002- 2006 Indoor Climbing Gym Development and Design Committee/Bid Coordinator 2002 – 2004

81 LSU School of Veterinary Medicine Service LSU-SVM Research Committee 2008 – 2009 International Exhibition of Animals in Art, Art Show Committee 2008 – 2009 Merck-Merial National Veterinary Scholar Symposium, Equine Mini-Symposium Chair 2006 LSU-SVM Tour & Horse Demonstrations Leader/Speaker EHSP Director Candidate Tours 2007-present; numerous candidates VCS Faculty Candidate Research Tours 2007-present; numerous candidates EHSP Faculty Candidates Research and Clinic Tours 2004 – present; numerous candidates Leader-United States Pony Club (150 Teens and Parents) 2005 LSU Veterinary Admissions Interview Panel 2005-2007 Kentucky Derby Organizing Committee 2004 – 2006 Graduation Faculty Marshall 2005, 2008 Louisiana State Science Fair Judge 2002, 2004, 2006 Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association 1997 – 2001 Executive Council 1999 School of Veterinary Medicine Courses and Curriculum Committee Class Representative 1997 – 2001 Student Chapter of the American Association of Equine Practitioners 1997 – 2001 President 1999 Vice-President 1998 Colic Team Coordinator 1998, 1999 Foal Team Coordinator 1997, 1998 Student Chapter of the Veterinary Emergency and Critical Care Association 1997 – 2000 Intensive Care Unit and Trauma Team 1998, 1999 Wildlife, Aquatic, Zoo, and Exotic Medicine Association Raptor and Wildlife Rehabilitation Unit Team 1997 – 1999 Student Chapter of the Louisiana American Veterinary Medical Association 1997 – 2001

LSU Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences Service Clinical Protocol Review Committee 2004 – August 2009 Graduate Student Admissions Committee 2008 – August 2009

LSU Equine Health Studies Program Service Louisiana Hurricane Veterinary Rescue – LSU Equine Co-Coordinator Logistics, Hotline Staff, & Field Rescue Hurricane Katrina & Hurricane Rita EHSP Director Search Committee 2006 – 2008 Research Associate Supervisor 2007 – 2009 Equine Research Faculty Search Committee 2006 Equine Operational Efficiencies Committee Chair 2006 EHSP Research Meetings – Coordinator (initiated these meetings in our program) 2002-2009

82 Program Safety Training Coordinator and Instructor 2006-2009 EHSP Newsletter – major input and editorial work, Stokes AM, Moore R, Guttner G, 2001 – 2007 EHSP Web site – major input and editorial work Stokes AM, Moore R, Johnson J, 2006-2007 EHSP Printed Research Report – major input and editorial work in conjunction with SVM public relations office and program director; 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 LSU-EHSP Recruiting 2002 – 2009; meals and meetings with numerous candidates

Personal Organizations and Activities

Personal Involvement in the Community

Spring Creek Gardens, member 2015 – 2018 Finding Meaning in Veterinary Medicine 2015- 2017 Fort Collins Running Club 2015 – present Northern Colorado Triathlon Club 2017 – 2019 Friends of the USS Missouri, Honolulu, Hawaii Fall 2012 – 2014 BC Endurance Running Club – 2014 – June 2015 Team Jet – Running and Triathlon Training Team Fall 2009 – Fall 2012 Open Water Swim Weekend Warriors Co-Coordinator Spring 2010 – Fall 2012 Honolulu Triathlon Assistant Coach Spring 2011 Tinman Triathlon Assistant Coach Summer 2011 Honolulu Marathon Assistant Coach Fall 2011 Milestone Races Ironman Arizona 2010 (2.4 mile swim, 112 mile bike, 26.2 mile run) Colorado 105° Triathlon 2016 (highest triathlon in the world) Honu 70.3 Ironman 2015, 2014, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009 (1.2 mile swim, 56 mile bike, 13.1 mile run) Lavaman Triathlon 2019, 2018, 2017 (0.9 mile swim, 28 mile bike, 6.2 mile lava field run) Roughwater Swim 2012, 2011 (2.4 mile open-ocean swim) Honolulu Marathon 2009 (26.2 mile run) Stokes Veterinary Services 2002 – present Owner and Operator Contract: US Equestrian Federation Drugs and Medications Program, Veterinarian for Louisiana (2001-2009), Mississippi (2001-2009), Hawaii (2009-2015), and Colorado (2016-present) Photography Imprints, book highlighting photography of CSU’s CVMBS faculty, staff, and students, Artist 2015 “Readying the Herd” photograph. International Animals in Art Exhibition Selected Artist 2012 “Readying the Herd” Digital Photograph “Dean’s Choice Award” for selection into College’s Permanent Art Collection “Honorable Mention” from Juror Selected out of 217 artists from 40 states and 3 countries submitting 506 entries. Juror William A. Fagaly, The Francoise Billion Richardson Curator of African Art at the New Orleans Museum of Art, selected 70 pieces for show International Animals in Art Exhibition Selected Artist 2008 “Moroccan Lunch” Digital Photograph 83 Selected out of 202 artists from 40 States and 3 countries submitting 452 entries. Juror Dr. Thomas Livesay, Executive Director Louisiana State University Museum of Art, selected 76 pieces for show Honolulu Symphony Chorus Fall 2009 (symphony closed Dec 2009) Beethoven's 9th Symphony Performance, Soprano 2009 Baton Rouge YWCA (Dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all.) 2008 – 2009 Board of Advisors 2008-2009 Baton Rouge Green (well-funded, State/Parish partner, non-profit to beautify Baton Rouge) 2008 – 2009 Board of Directors 2009 Baton Rouge Symphony Orchestra Chorus Mezzo-Soprano 2001- 2009 Carnegie Hall Performance 2004 Chorus Funding Development Chair 2006-2009 Many performances Forum 35 (~800-member young professional Baton Rouge community service organization) 2004-2009 Board of Directors 2005-2008 2008 Board of Directors Award - Association of Fundraising Professionals Greater Baton Rouge Chapter presented this award to Forum 35 in part because of the community impact of the Art Melt Art Melt Forum 35 Art Show Consultant 2013 (10th Year Celebration) Consultant 2009 Chairman 2007 – 2008 2008 – Collaborated with Shaw Center of the Arts and Manship Theatre (non-profits located downtown serving as the cultural/arts center of Baton Rouge); two-night show/gala/community event downtown; raised $24,000 in sponsorship with total $29,000 revenue; benefit for the Shaw Center & Manship Theatre; attendance over 6,500 Chairman 2006 – 2007 2007 – Collaborated with Community Fund for the Arts Program of Baton Rouge; ~ 5500 in attendance for two-night show/gala/community event downtown; raised $28,000 in sponsorship with total $34,500 revenue; $9,000 benefited Community Fund for the Arts Program Co-Chairman 2005 - 2006 2006 - Raised $25,000 for Community Fund for the Arts Program of Baton Rouge; ~3500 in attendance for two-night show/gala/community event downtown2005 - ~3000 in attendance for one-night show/community event downtown Co-Chairman (Art Entries Chair) 2004-2005 2004 - Inaugural event with ~800 in attendance for one-night show/community event downtown Reindeer Run Forum 35 2004-2006 Committee 2004-2005 Baton Rouge Food Bank Volunteer 2007 84 St. Vincent de Paul Pharmacy Drive Volunteer 2006 Happy’s Running Club (club started to encourage fun, safe community exercise downtown) 2008-2009 Happy's 5K Committee 2009 (1,000 runner maximum reached) Varsity Running Club (Training Team) 2009 Stokes Forestry, LLC 2008 – 2010 Family-owned business Manager of Contracts, Leases, and Timber Sales 2008 – 2010 Stokes Landscape Design 2008-2009 Owner and Operator Client: Harb's Oasis 2008-2009, landscape design and plant sales LSU “Folks Art Show” – Selected Artist 2005; LSU Union Art Gallery “Mirage” Digital Photograph “Iguazu Falls” Black & White Photograph