Equine Business Management Club
The Equine Business Management Club is a fantastic opportunity to join other UF students to connect with and learn more about the business aspects of the equine industry.
Student members will learn from speakers, attend events, increase their networking skills and engage in social responsibility opportunities. Best of all, the Equine Business Management Club is fun!
Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA)
Faculty advisers:
For more information view the IHSA English Team and the IHSA Western Team pages. You can also learn more about IHSA by visiting the National IHSA official website.
Intercollegiate Dressage Association (IDA)
For more information, view The University of Findlay's IDA team page.
Eventing Team
For more information, view our Eventing Team page.
Equine Business Management Club
Faculty Advisor:
Kim LaComba
Horse Club
Faculty Adviser:
Robin Koehler
Who is eligible to participate? Any UF student interested in horses
What is the cost to the student? $10 dues/semester
What type of activities does the club do? Each semester members participate in social activities such as: ice skating, volleyball, bowling, and movie night. Members also have the opportunity to attend horse-related events like Rolex, Dressage at Devon, Washington International Horse Show, Keenelend Racetrack, American Quarter Horse Congress, and Equine Affaire.
When/how often do you have meetings?
Monthly, or as needed
Pilates for Equestrians is offered each semester through Horse Club.
UF Horsemen
Faculty Adviser:
Dr. F.D. McCarthy
Who is eligible to participate?
Any UF student interested in horses
What is the cost to the student?
$10 annual membership dues
What type of activities does the group do?
Fundraisers, clinics, conventions, conferences
When/how often do you have meetings?
Twice per month, or as needed
The UF Horsemen Club was created in affiliation with, and is under the direction of, the American Collegiate Horsemen's Association (ACHA). Each college chapter joins on a national level to become more involved in the industry and become acquainted with future jobs within the field. UF Horsemen is the fastest growing chapter of the ACHA.
Block & Bridle
Faculty Adviser:
Dr. Brian Whitaker, 419-434-5394, [email protected]
The UF Block and Bridle Club became an official club (the first agricultural-related club on campus) on October 16, 2008. B & B is open to students of all majors that are interested in animal science and equestrian studies.