ITHACA, N.Y. — The NYS 4-H Horse Advanced Equine Program was developed to create a bridge between the 4-H youth with equine interest and the Equine Industries in New York State. Participants will be expected to join monthly zoom meetings to meet with equine professionals on certain topics, work independently on monthly projects, participate in the NYS 4-H Horse In-service, complete an interview with an equine professional, and attend an end-of-the-year trip.
Yearly Learning Objectives
- Participants will work as a group or individually to complete a portfolio of 6 educational assignments that includes a variety of learning goals in areas such as: STEM Education, writing, and leadership development.
- Participants with exhibit independent learning by sourcing, contacting, and arranging a interview with an individual in the equine industry (with the help of the NYS 4-H Equine Youth Specialist and other educators).
- Participants will be prepared with skills needed to succeed in online or virtual learning such a video call edict, and understanding learning styles.
- Participants will attend a year-end, overnight trip that will focus on connecting youth to various aspect to equine industries to better understand the opportunities available for education and occupations.
Participant Expectations
- Participants must be 14 years old (4-H age: Age as of January 1st).
- Must be enrolled in the NYS 4-H Program.
- Must have a desire to learn about Equine Science and Equine Industries.
- Must complete and submit an application via email by December 23, 2022.
- Must attend winter team building in Ithaca, NY (or participate as a volunteer at another State level competition).
- Must complete all 5 assignments given after each virtual meeting.
More information can be found HERE
–Cornell Cooperative Extension Cayuga County
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