At the end of the summer oral and written reports are presented. In past years, equine related research projectshave dealt with techniques to improve the preservation of stallion semen, and evaluation of products that prevent horses from chewing wood, and development of educational tools. This program is available to agriculture and equine science students in their junior or senior year of study. Equine management applicants must be at least intermediate riders. Students are encouraged, but not required to register for college credit at their home institution.
Students are responsible for determining which option best suits their courses of study.
The program begins on Monday, May 21 and ends on Friday, August 17. Adjustments can be made for students whose classes have not ended by May 21. Miner Institute provides equal employment opportunities.