Professor Paul McGreevy
BVSc, PhD, MRCVS, MACVS (Animal Welfare), Cert CABC, Grad Cert Higher Ed.
Sub Dean Animal Welfare
B19 - R.M.C. Gunn Building
The University of Sydney
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Biographical details
Research interests
Teaching and supervision
Associations
- Member of RSPCA (Australia) Scientific Advisory Panel.
- Member of Scientific Advisory Panel for World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA).
- Co-founder and Hon. President: International Equitation Science Society (ISES).
- Member of Scientific Advisory Panel: International Fund for Animal Welfare.
Collaborations:
- The Royal Veterinary College (RVC) VetCompass (http://www.rvc.ac.uk/VetCOMPASS/Index.cfm)
Awards and honours
- 2011 Australian Museum Eureka Prize (AMEP) Winner.
- Research & Innovation - Research that Contributes to Animal Protection.
- 2010 Australian Museum Eureka Prize - Finalist.
- 2009 George Fleming Literary Award (Co-winner)
- 2009 Vice-Chancellor-s Awards for Systems that Achieve Collective Excellence in Teaching and Learning (Co-winner)
- 2009 Universities Federation for Animal Welfare - Companion Animal Welfare Award (Co-winner)
- 2009 Ian Clunies Ross Memorial Award
- 2009 British Society for Animal Science- RSPCA Award for Innovative Developments in Animal Welfare
- 2008 Vice-Chancellor-s Award for Outstanding Teaching - University of Sydney
- 2008 National Teaching Award - Pearson Education UniServe Science
- 2008 Citation - Australian Learning and Teaching Council
- 2006 Quality Teaching Award - NSW Minister for Education and Training and the Australian College of Educators
- 2005 National Excellence in Teaching Award - Australian Veterinary Association
- 2001 Prince Laurent Animal Welfare Prize (co-winner)
Selected grants
2013
- Caring for Thoroughbreds: addressing social, economic and welfare issues in international horse racing; McManus P, Davison A, Roberts S, McGreevy P; Australian Research Council (ARC)/Discovery Projects (DP).
- Human Animal Research Network; Probyn-Rapsey F, Belov K, Black C, Degeling C, Fawcett (Quain) A, Irvine R, Johnston J, Kindt J, Michael M, McGreevy P, McManus P, Raubenheimer D, Schlosberg D, Spurr B, Shine R, Wadiwel D; DVC Research/Research Network Scheme (SyReNS).
2012
- Valuable behavioural phenotypes in Australian farm dogs; McGreevy P, Wade C; Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation/Research Priorities Program.
2011
- Optimism in Dogs; McGreevy P; Thea Jean Schnakenberg /Faculty of Veterinary Science Bequest.
2010
- Oxidative stress, ageing and cognitive dysfunction in dogs as ecological animal model in Alzheimer Disease research; Elliott E, Celi P, McGreevy P; Australian Companion Animal Health Foundation/Research Support.
- Best and fairest arrives on the equestrian scene: a grass-roots, preventive approach to sustainable equine welfare; McGreevy P, Buckley P; Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (Federal)/Research Support.
- International Society for Equitation Science - Horse welfare and human safety: importance of learning, training and education; Hawson L, McGreevy P; Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation/Travel Support.
- Online surveillance of inherited and acquired disorders in dogs and cats; McGreevy P, Thomson P, Church D, Brodbelt D; Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals/Research Support.
2009
- Monitoring the prevalence of inherited disorders in dogs; McGreevy P; Dorothy Minchin Bequest/Faculty of Veterinary Science Bequest.
- Developing an olfactory discrimination protocol that will allow us to quantify a dog's ability to distinguish between two odours of increasing similarity.; McGreevy P; Thea Jean Schnakenberg /Faculty of Veterinary Science Bequest.
2008
- Equine Information Night - Bathurst, 16 September 2009; McGreevy P; Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation/Travel Support.
- The Science of Horse Training: Implications for rider safety and horse welfare; McGreevy P, Jeffcott L; Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation/Research Support.
- Travel to the 4th International Equitation Science Symposium (IESS); McGreevy P; Rural Industry Research and Development Corporation (RIRDC)/Travel Conference Support.
- The 5th International Equitation Science Symposium (IESS); McGreevy P; Rural Industries Research and Development Corporation/Research Support.
2007
- Monitoring the prevalence of inherited disorders in dogs; McGreevy P; Constance H. Aird Diabetes Bequest/Faculty of Veterinary Science Bequest.
- Maintaining genetic diversity of Tasmanian Devils: development of reproductive technology; O'Brien J, McGreevy P; Morris Animal Foundation (USA)/Research Grant.
2006
- The Functional Significance of Motor Laterality in Dogs; Wilton A, Black J, Middlemiss J, McGreevy P; Australian Research Council (ARC)/Linkage.
2004
- The role of sialic acid in infant nutrition and brain development; Wang B, Brand-Miller J, Yu B, McGreevy P; NHMRC/Project Grant.
2002
- TA012-15: Dorothy Russell Havemeyer foundation workshop (Reykjavik) 13-15 June 2002; McGreevy P; Rural Industry Research and Development Corporation (RIRDC)/Research and Development Grant.
- Website for on-line prevalence reporting of diagnoses in animals (Stage 1 - dogs); McGreevy P; Canine Research foundation/Research Grants.
2000
- Separation related stress in dogs and cats; McGreevy P; BLO Research Partners/Novartis Animal Health Australasia Pty Ltd.
- The relationship between abnormal oral behaviour, palatability and demand for food in horses.; McGreevy P; University of Sydney/University Research Grant.
- The interaction of Virginiamycin, digestion and behaviour in normal and stereotypic horses; McGreevy P; New South Wales Racing Fund/NSW Racing Research Fund- Vet Science.
Selected publications
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Carrots and Sticks: Principles of Animal Training (Darlington Press (an imprint of Sydney University Press), 2011)
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Equitation Science (Wiley-Blackwell Publishing, 2010)
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A Modern Dog's Life (University of New South Wales (UNSW) Press, 2009)
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Equine Behavior: A Guide For Veterinarians and Equine Scientists (Saunders Elsevier, 2004)
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