Program Spotlight: Animal Assisted Therapy (Equine Track)
Hocking College offers students four equine programs to choose from and, in only four semesters, students can receive their Associate of Applied Science in one of the following categories:
Hocking College offers students four equine programs to choose from and, in only four semesters, students can receive their Associate of Applied Science in one of the following categories:
Hocking College offers students four equine programs to choose from and, in only four semesters, students can receive their Associate of Applied Science in one of the following categories:
Hocking College offers students four equine programs to choose from and, in only four semesters, students can receive their Associate of Applied Science in one of the following categories:
Hocking College offers students four equine programs to choose from and, in only four semesters, students can receive their Associate of Applied Science in one of the following categories:
In today’s equine industry potential employees and entrepreneurs need credentials and field-related experience to stand out from their competition in the job market. They also need different program choices, opportunities for internships, and chances to work while they study.
If you love working with horses then perhaps it’s time for you to consider turning your passion into a sustainable and rewarding profession by pursuing a career in the equine industry.
For many, summer is the time where families come together, escape their everyday lives, and embark on road trips to various destinations. However, in the excitement of vacations, most people forget to check-off one of the most important things on their to-do lists: the safety of their car. You may be ready for vacation, but is your car?
The following sections tell you how to deal with bites from each of these insects:
Now that summer has arrived, it’s the ideal time for you to indulge your passion for the great outdoors. Though activities like hiking, camping, canoeing and kayaking can be enjoyable, they can put you in the position to cross paths with creatures who live in the wild such as snakes.
Beneficial as a tourist attraction, as well as a learning environment for Hocking College students, the Hocking Woods Nature Center features an interpretive building, wildlife habitats, ponds, walkways, feed stations and seasonal programming for the public, groups of school children and scout troops.
Students in the Natural and Historical Interpretation and other wildlife programs at Hocking College are extensively involved in the care and usage of these animals. In this blog, meet some of the animals that they work with on a daily basis:
