Nora Jean Nealon
Assistant Professor @Shreiber School of Veterinary Medicine of Rowan University
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WORK HISTORY
Assistant Professor @Shreiber School of Veterinary Medicine of Rowan University
Glassboro, NJ, US
Dr. Nora Jean Nealon is an assistant professor of microbiology (bacteriology) at the Shreiber School of Veterinary Medicine. She holds a PhD in molecular nutrition/microbiology and she is a licensed DVM with a demonstrated interest in feline medicine, obesity management, and infectious diseases. Dr. Nealon is a proud first-generation college graduate and was born and raised along the Jersey Shore.Dr. Nealon’s research spans clinical microbiology and infectious gastrointestinal diseases. She has interests in the roles of the gut microbiome in antimicrobial resistance, companion animal obesity management, and improving how we translate “big data” (bioinformatics) into clinical application for veterinary and human patients.Dr. Nealon is an experienced college educator with 14+ years of experience teaching, mentoring, and training undergraduate, graduate, and professional students in the classroom and laboratory. Outside of work, she is a dedicated cat owner, lover of west highland white terriers, an avid foster of cats and kittens in need, and she enjoys listening to all types of music.
EDUCATION
Howell High School (Freehold Regional High School District)
High School
Colorado State University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Cell and Molecular Biology
Colorado State University
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM), Veterinary Medicine
Rutgers University: School of Environmental and Biological Sciences
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), 3 Majors: Vet Science, Biology, Nutrition; 2 Minors: Endocrinology and Companion Animal Studies
ABOUT NORA JEAN NEALON
I have a PhD in molecular nutrition/microbiology and a DVM (doctorate of veterinary medicine), with a demonstrated focus and interest in feline medicine and infectious diseases. I’m proud to be a first generation college graduate.I integrate clinical microbiology with research focused in infectious gastrointestinal diseases. I have particular interests in the roles of the gut microbiome in companion animal obesity management, antimicrobial resistance in enteric pathogens and gut commensal microbes, and improving how we translate \"omics\" data into clinical application for our veterinary patients.Experienced college educator with 14+ years of experience teaching, mentoring, and training undergraduate, graduate, and professional students in the classroom and laboratory. Dedicated cat owner, small animal veterinarian passionate about feline health, and avid foster of cats and kittens in need.Contact: n•••••@rowan.edu
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