Robert J. Sabol - President
After attending Delaware Valley College of Science and Agriculture (B.S., 1963), Mr. Sabol served in the U.S. Army until 1966. Immediately following his military service, he began working for a contract laboratory in New Jersey where he was responsible for the conduct of all studies from mice to farm animals. In 1975, he established STILLMEADOW, Inc. and has directed its growth ever since. His experience has been in the planning and conduct of most aspects of toxicology and animal health, teratology, and neurotoxicity studies. He also has extensive experience in the laboratory rodent and rabbit-breeding field.

Mark Holbert - Vice President of Operations
Mr. Holbert received his B.S. degree in Zoology from Texas A&M University in 1985. He has over 20 years experience in analytical chemistry and toxicology. For several years, he served as Study Director in inhalation toxicology. With the advent of animal health work at STILLMEADOW, Inc., he assumed the role of Study Director in that area and has been a key player in pet product study design. Mr. Holbert has worked for STILLMEADOW, Inc. since 1986, and has been an active part of the management team for over 15 years, and has been Vice President of Operations since 1992.

Janice O. Kuhn, PhD, DABT – Director of Toxicology
Dr. Kuhn received her B.S. degree (1962) and Ph.D. degree in Biological Sciences/Biochemistry (1970) from the University of Rhode Island. Her research interests have included membranes, mechanisms of cell injury, cell calcium metabolism, biostatistics, and toxicology. Dr. Kuhn has been on the faculty of Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University (1969-1972), University of South Florida (1972-1983), and Baylor College of Medicine (1983-1988). Her most recent research and publication record has been in the area of mechanisms of chemical toxicology. Dr. Kuhn has been with Stillmeadow since 1988. She is the senior toxicologist and serves as study director.

Melvin M. Kaminsky, PhD – Director of Analytical Services
Dr. Kaminsky received his Masters Degree in Organic Chemistry from Fairleigh Dickinson University in 1969 and his Ph.D. from Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, in 1978. His experience includes development and improvement of analytical methods, staff training in analytical methods, and management of analytical laboratories. Prior to joining STILLMEADOW, Inc., he managed a laboratory involved in plant support, raw material quality control and environmental monitoring. He joined STILLMEADOW, Inc. in mid 2004

Cole D. Younger, MS – Animal Health Entomologist
Dr. Younger received his Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Entomology from Texas A&M University, and will be awarded his PhD in Medical and Veterinary Entomology from Louisiana State University in 2008. His professional experience includes over 10 years of combined research experience. He has served as a study director in product development for a major pet care firm, and has held positions with the USDA. He is an experienced laboratory manager, and has been trained in Good Laboratory Practices in Target Animal Studies. He joined the STILLMEADOW, Inc. staff in early 2008.

Andrew Doig, M.S. – Preclinical Development
Andrew obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Biological Sciences from the University of Natal, South Africa. After working for several years for a biotech company and at Baylor College of Medicine, he obtained a M.S. in Toxicology from the Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences in Houston Texas. He returned to Baylor College of Medicine to work in the Molecular and Human Genetics Department. Andrew worked for three major biotech companies before joining STILLMEADOW, Inc. in July 2006. He works as a toxicology study director and is involved in establishing a preclinical development department at Stillmeadow.

Kathryn S. Monds, M.S. – Preclinical Development
Kathryn obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from Texas A&M University at Kingsville in 2003 and her Master of Science degree in Microbiology, Immunology and Parasitology from LSU Health Sciences Center in New Orleans, Louisiana in 2006. Before joining STILLMEADOW, Inc. in 2007, Kathryn was a research assistant at both Texas A&M Kingsville and at LSU Health Sciences Center in New Orleans. Her publications have centered on mechanisms of pathology and therapeutics in bacterial keratitis; her main areas of interest are ophthalmology and microbiology.