The University of Connecticut (UConn) Equestrian Team invites applications for the position of Equestrian Coach for the 2025-2026 academic year. The ideal candidate will be accountable for overseeing the running of all aspects of the Equestrian Team and responsible for coaching all lessons and competitions.
The full position description and application can be found by visiting the link in bio.
Review of applications is underway and will continue until a successful candidate is selected. To apply, please complete and send your application form along with your resume and 3 references via email to Michelle Lewis, Club Advisor, mlewis@uconn.edu, and Captains, Stephanie Gilroy and Lydia Dormer, at stephanie.gilroy@uconn.edu and lydia.dormer@uconn.edu.
After reviewing applications, we will contact selected candidates with the next steps in the application process.
The University of Connecticut (UConn) Equestrian Team invites applications for the position of Equestrian Coach for the 2025-2026 academic year. The ideal candidate will be accountable for overseeing the running of all aspects of the Equestrian Team and responsible for coaching all lessons and competitions.
The full position description and application can be found by visiting the link in bio.
Review of applications is underway and will continue until a successful candidate is selected. To apply, please complete and send your application form along with your resume and 3 references via email to Michelle Lewis, Club Advisor, mlewis@uconn.edu, and Captains, Stephanie Gilroy and Lydia Dormer, at stephanie.gilroy@uconn.edu and lydia.dormer@uconn.edu.
After reviewing applications, we will contact selected candidates with the next steps in the application process.
This beautiful AQHA filly is out of Forever Dreams (TB mare) by The Krymsun Kruzer! πππ
During the foaling season, please continue to remember:
- All Horse Unit 2 Buildings are NO ENTRY to the public.
- If the foals are outside, please refrain from touching them. Their immune system is still developing, and although their little teeth are cute, they can still bite!
- Stay in the designated public areas. Please do not enter any field, barn, or round pen. Also, do not open any gates or go to the back paddocks of Unit 2.
- Please respect the barn staff and faculty. They are entitled to change/alter any regulations at any time, such as for a vet visit or a class occurring.
As always, these guidelines are for both your safety and the safety of the energetic foals! π΄
#uconnanimalscience #uconncahnr #uconn #lifeonthehill #thisisanimalscience
@uconnequine
This beautiful AQHA filly is out of Forever Dreams (TB mare) by The Krymsun Kruzer! πππ
During the foaling season, please continue to remember:
- All Horse Unit 2 Buildings are NO ENTRY to the public.
- If the foals are outside, please refrain from touching them. Their immune system is still developing, and although their little teeth are cute, they can still bite!
- Stay in the designated public areas. Please do not enter any field, barn, or round pen. Also, do not open any gates or go to the back paddocks of Unit 2.
- Please respect the barn staff and faculty. They are entitled to change/alter any regulations at any time, such as for a vet visit or a class occurring.
As always, these guidelines are for both your safety and the safety of the energetic foals! π΄
#uconnanimalscience #uconncahnr #uconn #lifeonthehill #thisisanimalscience
@uconnequine
Hey Huskies!! The UConn Animal Science Department is starting our first livestock animal enrichment project. If you would like to donate or help in any way, please contact Dr. Amy Safran for more information
Hey Huskies!! The UConn Animal Science Department is starting our first livestock animal enrichment project. If you would like to donate or help in any way, please contact Dr. Amy Safran for more information
Congrats, #UConn25 ππ
Meet Elinor Addonizio, one of our seniors graduating this weekend! We`re excited to see what she does next as she moves to New Zealand to work with equine on a thoroughbred breeding farm! π
#uconnanimalscience #uconncahnr #uconn #lifeonthehill #thisisanimalscience
Meet Elinor Addonizio, one of our seniors graduating this weekend! We`re excited to see what she does next as she moves to New Zealand to work with equine on a thoroughbred breeding farm! π
#uconnanimalscience #uconncahnr #uconn #lifeonthehill #thisisanimalscience
Meet Jaclyn Kurys, one of our seniors graduating this weekend! We`re excited to see what she does next, combining veterinary medicine with exercise physiology in animal physical therapy! π¦΄
#uconnanimalscience #uconncahnr #uconn #lifeonthehill #thisisanimalscience
Meet Jaclyn Kurys, one of our seniors graduating this weekend! We`re excited to see what she does next, combining veterinary medicine with exercise physiology in animal physical therapy! π¦΄
#uconnanimalscience #uconncahnr #uconn #lifeonthehill #thisisanimalscience
Meet Misai Lam, one of our seniors graduating this weekend! We`re excited to see what she does next, working at an animal clinic and applying for veterinary school to pursue her interest in veterinary medicine! πΎ
#uconnanimalscience #uconncahnr #uconn #lifeonthehill #thisisanimalscience
Meet Misai Lam, one of our seniors graduating this weekend! We`re excited to see what she does next, working at an animal clinic and applying for veterinary school to pursue her interest in veterinary medicine! πΎ
#uconnanimalscience #uconncahnr #uconn #lifeonthehill #thisisanimalscience
Meet Allison Tapley, one of our seniors graduating this weekend! We`re excited to see what she does next while studying at the @utcvm! π©Ί
#uconnanimalscience #uconncahnr #uconn #lifeonthehill #thisisanimalscience
Meet Allison Tapley, one of our seniors graduating this weekend! We`re excited to see what she does next while studying at the @utcvm! π©Ί
#uconnanimalscience #uconncahnr #uconn #lifeonthehill #thisisanimalscience
Last Friday, we celebrated the accomplishments of our students who were awarded the American Society of Animal Science Undergraduate Scholastic Achievement Awards.
Congratulations, Everyone, on all of your hard work! π
@asas_1908
#uconnanimalscience #uconncahnr #uconn #lifeonthehill #thisisanimalscience
Last Friday, we celebrated the accomplishments of our students who were awarded the American Society of Animal Science Undergraduate Scholastic Achievement Awards.
Congratulations, Everyone, on all of your hard work! π
@asas_1908
#uconnanimalscience #uconncahnr #uconn #lifeonthehill #thisisanimalscience
Shoutout to the student volunteers who pitched in for our Earth Day cleanup of Horsebarn Hill this past Friday! π π
Shoutout to the student volunteers who pitched in for our Earth Day cleanup of Horsebarn Hill this past Friday! π π
Scoops above the rest - @uconndairybar ice cream never disappoints.π¦What`s your go-to flavor, Huskies?
Open Daily 11am-7pm. π
Scoops above the rest - @uconndairybar ice cream never disappoints.π¦What`s your go-to flavor, Huskies?
Open Daily 11am-7pm. π
This gorgeous foal (beloved UC Celebration X Battersea Xanadu) is an embryo transfer foal joining this 2025 foaling season`s group! This season`s foals are full of liveliness and thriving. π
During the foaling season, please continue to remember:
- All Horse Unit 2 Buildings are NO ENTRY to the public.
- If the foals are outside, please refrain from touching them. Their immune system is still developing, and although their little teeth are cute, they can still bite!
- Stay in the designated public areas. Please do not enter any field, barn, or round pen. Also, do not open any gates or go to the back paddocks of Unit 2.
- Please respect the barn staff and faculty. They are entitled to change/alter any regulations at any time, such as for a vet visit or a class occurring.
As always, these guidelines are for both your safety and the safety of the energetic foals! π΄
#uconnanimalscience #uconncahnr #uconn #lifeonthehill #thisisanimalscience
@uconnequine
This gorgeous foal (beloved UC Celebration X Battersea Xanadu) is an embryo transfer foal joining this 2025 foaling season`s group! This season`s foals are full of liveliness and thriving. π
During the foaling season, please continue to remember:
- All Horse Unit 2 Buildings are NO ENTRY to the public.
- If the foals are outside, please refrain from touching them. Their immune system is still developing, and although their little teeth are cute, they can still bite!
- Stay in the designated public areas. Please do not enter any field, barn, or round pen. Also, do not open any gates or go to the back paddocks of Unit 2.
- Please respect the barn staff and faculty. They are entitled to change/alter any regulations at any time, such as for a vet visit or a class occurring.
As always, these guidelines are for both your safety and the safety of the energetic foals! π΄
#uconnanimalscience #uconncahnr #uconn #lifeonthehill #thisisanimalscience
@uconnequine