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Monique Udell
- Human-animal interactions & bonding, including animal training and animal assisted intervention programs aimed at improving the lives of humans and animals through mutually beneficial interactions.
- Lifetime and evolutionary factors influencing the social development and wellbeing of canines (dogs and wolves), domestic cats, and other captive and domesticated species.
- Evaluating and improving the welfare of animals living as companion, working, or production animals.

Professor
monique.udell [at] oregonstate.edu
Office: 541-737-9154
monique.udell [at] oregonstate.edu
Office: 541-737-9154
Withycombe Hall
Withycombe Hall 237
2921 SW Campus Way
2921 SW Campus Way
Corvallis, OR 97331
Dr. Udell is the Director of the Human-Animal Interaction Laboratory and teaches courses on Animal Behavior & Cognition, Applied Animal Behavior, Animal Learning, Behavior Modification and Enrichment within the Department of Animal & Rangeland Sciences at OSU.
Her research interests include:
More details can be found at the Human-Animal Interaction lab website: TheHumanAnimalBond.com