Cazenovia College

Address:

22 Sullivan St.

Cazenovia, NY, 13035

United States

42° 55' 58.494" N, 75° 51' 18.7092" W

Student Contact Information

Contact Name:

Barbara Lindberg, Associate Professor

Phone number:

(800) 654-3210

Email address:

belindberg@cazenovia.edu

Web address:

http://www.cazenovia.edu

Majors/Degrees/Certificates

Majors:

Professional Studies in Management with specialization in Equine Business Management (BPS)

Degrees:

Bachelor of Professional Studies

Certificates:

Equine Reproduction Management

Specialties:

Breeding management

Dressage

Driving

English or Western riding

Stable and Horse Management

Associations:

Intercollegiate Dressage Association

IDA C Region

Intercollegiate Horse Show Association

IHSA Zone 2 - CT, NY, (ON)

IHSA Zone 2, Region 2 - NY, (ON)

School Information

Type of School:

Private College

Facilities:

Our Equine Education Center is located on 243 acres less than 5 miles from the main campus. It includes three separate buildings that are homes to both College-owned and student boarded horses. The college owns approximately sixty horses of various types and breeds such as thoroughbreds, warmbloods and stock horses. The Center includes a 120’ x 300’ indoor arena, two outdoor riding areas, a breeding laboratory, foaling stalls in the student co-op barn, and a wired classroom overlooking the indoor arena. Transportation to the Center is provided by College-owned vans or their own vehicles (after Freshman year).

Showing:

IHSA, IDA, USEF shows, local shows (both away and home). Cazenovia College has hosted the IHSA National Championships in 1999 and 2002, and the IDA National Championships in 2004. Our students have won numerous National Championships in both associations.

The Equine Business Management degree program at Cazenovia College is designed to provide students with the combination of equine and business courses necessary to pursue careers in the field of equine business management. Course requirements include a variety of equine business courses (Business Management for Farms and Stables, Advanced Equine Business Management, etc.) and equine science-related courses (Equine Anatomy, Equine Nutrition, Equine Diseases and Injuries, etc.). Additionally the program includes many standard business courses. Students interested in the field of equine reproduction may also pursue a group of courses that will result in a Certificate in Equine Reproductive Management. The required courses are supplemented by electives, including courses in teaching methods, horse show management, equine selection and judging, equine photography, equine medical management and others that help to strengthen the students’ backgrounds in their specific interest areas related to business management. Students are required to complete a business internship during their senior year. Students take at least two semesters of equitation courses. The equitation classes in hunter seat, western, dressage, reining, and pleasure driving are hour-long classes that meet twice each week. Class size is limited to six. A variety of instructors, each with specialties in the areas mentioned, challenge the students to improve their skills.

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