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about the opportunity to expand the equine programs at Virginia Tech by taking full advantage of the facilities and location of the MARE Center,” said department chief David Gerrard. “Providing a novel, cutting-edge learning experience in equine education is consistent with the high ideals and standards already set by the university. The MARE Center already plays a critical role in the college’s discovery and outreach functions, and this addition enhances Virginia Tech’s commitment to the education of tomorrow’s leaders.”

The semester course immerses students into horse learning, preparing them for employment in a range of fields in the horse industry.

In addition to the structured curriculum, students will participate in daily operations of the large-scale equine breeding, show and sales facility. Students qualify for summer internship programs, as well as

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