Edited Press Release
The American Youth Horse Council (AYHC) invites proposals for speakers at the 37th Annual AYHC Symposium, March 21-23, 2014 in Minneapolis, MN. This event presents an opportunity for adult and student leaders in the youth horse industry to come together to learn, network, share ideas and grow as an industry.
Three audiences will be represented:
The non-breed or discipline specific curriculum throughout the symposium offers equine knowledge that transfers from the book to the barn, providing take-home tools to teach youth about safe and effective horsemanship. Above all, the Symposium connects participants with resources, referrals, and networking to help kids connect through horses. Presentations can address, but are not limited to the following categories:
There are two types of sessions available; AYHC welcomes proposals for both formats
Proposals must follow the provided format and be submitted electronically by email no later than September 15, 2013. Complete guidelines and form are available at www.ayhc.com. Speakers are responsible for their own registration fees, travel, lodging and other expenses.
The American Youth Horse Council is a network of academic, breed, industry and other representatives interested in facilitating the flow of horse-related educational resources for youth. AYHC’s mission is to provide encouragement, communication, leadership & resources to serve and promote the youth horse industry. For complete presentation proposal instructions and/or more information about the association, please visit www.ayhc.com or contact the American Youth Horse Council at info@AYHC.com.
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we need the younger generations to step up and take interest and need to keep others interested
I am going to send the information to my friend, she would love to be involved...that means i will have to be too.
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Looks great. Love the photo.
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Sounds like a great group, and with the younger people involved, they will learn the most, and hopefully pass on what they know/learn.