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Graduate Studies Handbook 2021-2022

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3/24 ANSC Seminar: Leya Viju

ANSC Seminar: Leya Viju

Friday, March 24th, 2023

12:20 PM - 01:10 PM

Storrs Campus
George White Building, Room 209

UConn Department of Animal Science Spring Seminar Series Featuring Leya Viju, ANSC Graduate Student.

"Potential Efficacy of Linalool in Reducing Salmonella Enteritidis in Broiler Chicken"

Contact Information: Richard Mancini, richard.mancini@uconn.edu
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3/25 CT Horse Symposium

CT Horse Symposium

Saturday, March 25th, 2023

09:00 AM - 02:00 PM

Storrs Campus
Horsebarn Hill Arena

Sat Morning: Increase Communication, Improve Performance and Have Better Overall Control of Your Horse with Bob Burrelli

9 AM - 12 PM Join Bob Burrelli for a fun and interesting clinic! Designed to have the human obtain better communication, improve performance and better overall control Bob will discuss the myths and wrong thinking that is impacting our horses and confusing many in the horse world. Bob will back up scientifically his teaching with truth and prove it (not opinions) with his demonstrations. This will include all breeds. Bob is also excited to do a Question and Answer session if time allows.

9-10 AM Session 1: Groudwork for the Horse and Human (limited to 10 handlers) - Bob is a firm believer in proper ground work to make the horse supple in every direction. We concentrate on six body parts to move individually of the others, to maintain proper balance. When this is done from the ground first, it makes sense to the horse when mounted.

10-11 AM Session 2: Horsemanship 1 (limited to 8 riders) - Equitation (Classic Dressage Principles) is designed to help people further understand how to get along with a thinking, feeling, decision-making animal. This is done through love, language and leadership. They are designed to help people increase their awareness level of what they see and feel and to improve their timing so as to better communicate with a horse. This is called feel, timing and balance.

11 AM -12 PM Session 3: Advanced Horsemanship 2 (limited to 6 riders) - This class is for advanced riders to understand how to execute proper feel and to do all the correct movements of shoulders in, haunches in, side pass, half pass, full pass, how to execute proper lead changes and more.

The afternoon will feature a showcase of UConn Teams including the UConn Dressage Team, UConn Equestrian Team, UConn Western Team and a UConn polo match!

Visit our well-populated and diverse Vendor Fair - all under one roof at the Horsebarn Hill Arena! If interested in becoming a vendor or sponsor, please contact jenifer.nadeau@uconn.edu or call 860-486-4471

AS ALWAYS A GREAT VALUE !!
$20/Adults All Day

$10/Adults Half Day

12-2 PM $10/day Age 9-18/4-H leaders/UConn students/4-H members

9 & under free!

Money raised is used to directly support equine research and extension programs at the University of Connecticut! No pre registration needed for spectators!

Contact Information: Jenifer Nadeau, jenifer.nadeau@uconn.edu, 8604864471
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3/26 UConn Dressage Team Home Show

UConn Dressage Team Home Show

Sunday, March 26th, 2023

12:00 AM - 11:59 PM

Storrs Campus
Horsebarn Hill Arena

UConn Dressage Team Home Show.

For more information, please visit: http://s.uconn.edu/dressage

Contact Information: Melissa Tindall, melissa.tindall@uconn.edu
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E-mail:	eleni.diakogeorgiou@uconn.edu
Address:	Gampel Pavilion Unit 1110 Storrs, CT, 06269-1110