The College has invested more than 5 Million dollars in the purchase, renovation, and construction that has brought the property to a pristine condition. The Equine Education Center is home to our nationally renowned equine studies programs and riding teams. The Farm consists of 160 acres with breathtaking views. The house at the top of the hill is used for a variety of purposes and periodically accommodates overnight guests of the College. The Equine Education Center accommodates 63 horses and more than 100 students and is located less than 5 miles from our main campus.
Students primarily travel to and from the property in college vehicles.
In addition, all students who use the facility participate in the mandatory EEC community service program, which consists of 5 hours of work at the facility each month. The 10 Stall barn . This barn serves as the primary location of the College s breeding program. A full reproductive management lab and breeding stocks for artificial insemination are found here. Two students in the 1998 Equine Senior Class submitted a grant proposal to Animal Reproductive Systems .