Glen Sellers, MS Instructor, Large Animal Anesthesia Glen Sellers performed undergraduate studies at Auburn University from 1994-1998.  Between 1998 and 2006, Glen Sellers gained invaluable experience in pharmacology and anesthesia as a technician in the Auburn University Large Animal Clinic providing care for both equine and food animal.  While working as a technician, Glen Sellers began a Master’s degree in Bio-Medical Sciences in the fall of 2002 and earned his Master’s degree in fall of 2006.  Glen Sellers now provides clinical service in anesthesia to the large animal teaching hospital.
(334) 844-4490 sellegl@auburn.edu
Professional Experience Large Animal Clinic Anesthesia, Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine  - Clinical Instructor, Anesthetist / Anesthesia Technician, September 2000 to Present Large Animal Clinic Pharmacy, Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine - Pharmacy Technician, April 2000 to September 2000 Department of Animal & Dairy Sciences, Auburn University College of Agriculture - Horse Teaching Unit, Teaching Assistant, March 1995 to June 2000 Large Animal Clinic Dairy, Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine - Dairy Assistant, March 1995 to December 1998 OpelikaAnimal Hospital, Opelika Alabama - Surgery and Lab Assistant, May 1996 to September 1996 Selected Publications Glen Sellers, Hui-Chu Lin, M.Gatz Riddell, William Ravis, Sue Duran, and M. Daniel Givens.  Pharmacokinetics of ketamine and lidocaine in serum and milk of mature Holstein cows.  In preparation for submitting to American Journal of Veterinary Research Glen Sellers, Hui-Chu Lin, M.Gatz Riddell, William Ravis, Sue Hudson Duran, Yuh-Jing Lin, and M. Daniel Givens. Estimations of Milk and Meat Withdrawal Times of Ketamine and Lidocaine in Adult Holstein Cows.  AABP Proceedings, Dec 2006. Glen Sellers, Hui-Chu Lin, M.Gatz Riddell, William Ravis, Sue Duran, and M. Daniel Givens.  Pharmacokinetics of lidocaine in plasma and milk following caudal epidural and inverted L nerve blocks in Holstein cows.  Phi Zeta Proceedings, Nov 2005, pg 20