This is an independent study course where students will engage with a faculty mentor to select a topic of interest in a relevant area related to equine science and management. EQM 395 may be repeated up to a maximum of six credits. EQM 395 projects should only be undertaken with a presumption that a successful mentor/mentee relationship will be forged between the instructor and the student.
This course will help prepare students for the planned in-country equine experience. Students will increase their understanding of cultural and global awareness and sensitivity as well as the differences between the equine industry abroad and here in Kentucky and the United States. The in-country experience will include visits to equine related facilities and cultural and historic landmarks in the country they will be visiting. Additional fees beyond regular tuition will be incurred when taking this course.
This course will help prepare students for the planned in-country equine experience. Students will increase their understanding of cultural and global awareness and sensitivity as well as the differences between the equine industry abroad and here in Kentucky and the United States. The in-country experience will include visits to equine related facilities and cultural and historic landmarks in the country they will be visiting. Additional fees beyond regular tuition will be incurred when taking this course.
The equine internship is designed to provide students with experiences in career opportunities related to the horse industry. The internship gives students and educational experience that allows them to see the applications of concepts learned in the classroom in an industry setting approved by the instructor.
The equine internship is designed to provide students with experiences in career opportunities related to the horse industry. The internship gives students and educational experience that allows them to see the applications of concepts learned in the classroom in an industry setting approved by the instructor.
Discussion of the major issues impacting today's equine industry. Students will use concepts from core and discipline related courses to analyze and variety of scenarios to the industry. The scenarios will range from production to enterprise management, but may also include issues that have the potential to impact all aspects of the industry.
A community-based or field-based learning experience under the supervision of a faculty member. May be repeated to a maximum of 30 credits. Pass/fail with departmental permission required for letter grade.
A community-based or field-based learning experience under the supervision of a faculty member. May be repeated to a maximum of 30 credits. Pass/fail with departmental permission required for letter grade.
A community-based or field-based learning experience under the supervision of a faculty member. May be repeated to a maximum of 30 credits. Pass/fail with departmental permission required for letter grade.
A community-based or field-based learning experience under the supervision of a faculty member. May be repeated to a maximum of 30 credits. Pass/fail with departmental permission required for letter grade.
