The document outlines the availability of e-learning equine education modules with hands-on training and practical evaluations throughout the year for those pursuing a master equine manager certification. Key topics include horse welfare, nutrition, health, and selection, with sessions offered at various locations, including Iowa State University. The program is approved for continuing education credits and has a fee structure for adults and youth.

1. Register Anytime
E-Learning Equine
Education Modules
24/7 Availability
Hands-On Training
with Practical
Evaluation. Multiple
Dates & Locations
throughout the Year.
MASTER EQUINE MANAGER
CERTIFICATION
www.extension.iastate.edu/masterequine
Self-Study, OnLine Modules Available 1 /15-5/20
Three Choices for Hands-On Evaluation/Training
Iowa State University 4/25
University of Connecticut 5/15 & 5/16
University of Nebraska Date to be Determined
 Welfare of Horses: Understanding Horse Behavior, Facilities
and Equipment, Equine Quality Assurance
 Horse Nutrition: Forages for Horses, Feeds and Feeding
 Horse Health: Equine Emergency Treatment, Vaccinations for
Horses, Understanding Horse, and Hoof Care
 Selection of Horses: Conformation and Evaluation,
Unsoundness’s and Blemishes
Approved for 1 Heartland AEA Credit
Program Fee: $325/adult or $250/youth. Adult, 19 or over.
Youth must be a junior or senior in high school.
Knowledge,
Achievement,
Certificate, Title,
MEM Network
Access, Continuing
Education
DR. PEGGY MILLER
119 Kildee
Iowa State University
Ames, IA 50011
515-294-5260
peggy@iastate.edu