Background
Randel, Ronald Dean was born on May 22, 1938 in Lewis, Kansas, United States. Son of Emery Howard and Pauline (Mahan) Randel.
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Ronald Dean Randel, American Physiologist, educator. Adult leader 4-H, Rusk County Riding Club Overton, 1981-1990. With United States Navy, 1958-1962. Member American Society of Animal Science (Physiology and Endocrinology award 1996), Society for the Study of Reproduction, Association Latino Americana de Production Animal, Reproductive Performance of Domestic Ruminants (W-112Reg. Proj. Committee; president 1986).
Education
Bachelor of Science in Animal Science, Washington State University, 1965; Doctor of Philosophy in Animal Physiology, Purdue University, 1971.
Career
Research fellow, Purdue University, West Lafayette, Indiana, 1965-1971; visiting scientist, United States Range Livestock Experiment Station, Miles City, Montana, 1971-1972; research physiologist, USDA, Agricultural Research Svc., Miles City, 1972-1974; associate professor, Texas A & M U., Overton, Texas, 1974-1978; professor, Texas A & M U., Overton, Texas, since 1978. Cooperating scientist USDA-Office International Cooperative and Development/Taiwan Livestock Research Institute, Ping Tung, 1987-1997. Presenter in field.
Achievements
Membership
Adult leader 4-H, Rusk County Riding Club Overton, 1981-1990. With United States Navy, 1958-1962. Member American Society of Animal Science (Physiology and Endocrinology award 1996), Society for the Study of Reproduction, Association Latino Americana de Production Animal, Reproductive Performance of Domestic Ruminants (W-112Reg.
Proj. Committee; president 1986).
Connections
Married Colleen Kay O'Brien, Sept.4, 1966. 1 child, Lowell Warren.
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Religion
Protestant
Awards
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Named Alpha Zeta agricultural honorary Washington State University, 1964, Phi Kappa Phi scholastic honorary Washington State University, 1964, Sigma Xi research honorary Purdue University, 1970,Award in Excellence for Research Texas Agricultural and Mechanical U., 1987, 90, Svc. award Department Animal Science, 1994. Senior Fulbright research fellow James Cook University of N. Queensland, Townsville, Australia, 1984. Donald Henry Barron lecturer, 1995.Named Alpha Zeta agricultural honorary Washington State University, 1964, Phi Kappa Phi scholastic honorary Washington State University, 1964, Sigma Xi research honorary Purdue University, 1970,Award in Excellence for Research Texas Agricultural and Mechanical U., 1987, 90, Svc. award Department Animal Science, 1994. Senior Fulbright research fellow James Cook University of N. Queensland, Townsville, Australia, 1984. Donald Henry Barron lecturer, 1995.