Who is the course appropriate for?
Students meet weekly to discuss and explore other areas of equine management not experienced at the UVM Horse Barn. Each EQUUS member, who is seeking employment related to horses, plans, researches, prepares, and presents a 25-stall barn business plan. Other EQUUS members (or 2nd time EQUUS members that have already done the 25-stall barn business plan) produces a term-paper and gives a presentation on another equine-related topic of interest. In addition, short presentations on topics related to equine management are given by each student to the class several times each semester. The success of this program and the UVM Horse Barn depends on the commitment of EQUUS members to perform responsibly and cooperatively to make this student run horse facility work.
Two semesters are not required, but are recommended. Sophomore or higher standing is required unless the instructor gives permission otherwise. Add this hands-on management skill experience to your resume.
For more information about EQUUS and the Equine Science Program in Animal Science, contact:
Josie Davis, Ph.D./Coordinator, Equine Science
University of Vermont
Department of Animal Science
106 Morrill Hall
Burlington, Vermont 05405-0148
(802) 656-1032 or (802) 656-2070
Fax: (802) 565-8196
E-mail: Josie.Davis@uvm.edu
ASCI
121 EQUUS Spring 2009 Syllabus
ASCI 298 Advanced EQUUS
Spring 2009 Syllabus
Last modified January 13 2009 10:50 AM
