Ardis Vennemann, D.V.M.

Professor, Herpetological Sciences · Animal and Agricultural Sciences · Reptile House · ext. 2415

At the College since: 2006
Education: D.V.M., The Ohio State University; B.S., Zoology, Miami University
Prior experience: Staff veterinarian, Wexler Park Zoological Gardens, 1997–2006
Teaches: HERP 101 — Introduction to Squamate Husbandry; HERP 155 — Restraint and Transport; HERP 268 — Venomous Species Protocol
Certifications: Class A wild animal propagation permit (permit of record for the College)
Memberships: Association of Reptilian and Amphibian Veterinarians

At the College since 2006, where she holds the rank of Professor. Education: D.V.M., The Ohio State University; B.S., Zoology, Miami University. Prior: staff veterinarian, Wexler Park Zoological Gardens, 1997–2006.

Teaches Introduction to Squamate Husbandry (HERP 101), Restraint and Transport (HERP 155), and Venomous Species Protocol (HERP 268). The HERP 268 course requires documentation of completed prerequisite coursework and a signed acknowledgment of laboratory protocols before enrollment is confirmed.

Member, Association of Reptilian and Amphibian Veterinarians. Holds the College's Class A wild animal propagation permit of record; permit renewal is filed annually with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. Office is in the Reptile House.

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