Jest tak odurzająca nich korzystali zmieszanie spotęguje złotym sercu spojrzeniem internship at Ohio State field service and a residency equine surgery at Washington State University. After completing his residency 2007, Dr. Brokken worked as a professor at the University of and a surgeon at a private practice before returning to Ohio State. 2008 Dr. Brokken became a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Surgeons and 2014 he became a Diplomate of the American College of Veterinary Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation. addition to completing research and working directly with clients, Dr. Brokken also teaches several classes at Ohio State including Equine Lameness and Gait Abnormalities and Advanced Equine Medical and Surgical Procedures. https: vmc equine Bump, PhD College Career Options Dr. Bump currently works as the Executive Director of University's Cooperative Extension County, NY. Prior to assuming this role, she retired from her previous position as a Full Professor at Cazenovia College, where she taught and studied topics within the equine discipline. Dr. Bump is the Founder and Director of the National Association of Equine Affiliated Academics, organization that focuses on increasing collaboration between colleges and universities with equine undergraduate programs. Recently, she has used her knowledge of equine academic programs to launch Equine Academics, online resource for students, parents, and guidance counselors, with a free database of equine academic offerings the United States. Dr. Bump earned her Bachelor of Science companion animal biology and of Science equine exercise physiology and nutrition from the University of Illinois. She later completed her doctorate higher education and policy studies at the University of Albany. She is also a certified Professional Animal Scientist through the American Registry of Professionals Animal Science. http: Kat Chrysostom Equine Business and Ceramic Therapies Kat Chrysostom, of Ocala, FL, is the President and Chief Designer of BeneFab® Products, a company that makes therapeutic, ceramic-infused products for horses and riders. Born into a horse-loving family, she began riding at the age of four, developed a foundation dressage, and then excelled competing on ponies and horses. After surviving a severe riding injury 2011, Ms. Chrysostom became intrigued by the healing power of the far-infrared light therapy recommended by her doctors. She began studying how electromagnetism aids healing joint and muscle stiffness, as well as edema and circulatory disorders, humans and horses. Combining her passion for horses with her newfound interest health and wellness, Ms. Chrysostom worked to create technical fabrics that incorporated therapeutic properties, such as ceramics, which became the first BeneFab® prototypes. She now works closely with professional riders, trainers, and veterinarians to design and test products to enhance the comfort of horses. Using her personal background, Ms. Chrysostom also gives talks to schools and community groups about entrepreneurship and goal setting as a way to inspire others to overcome adversity and their dreams. Ms. Chrysostom has been able to return to the saddle and rides whenever she has free time. https: PhD Stable Management and Design Dr. is Associate Professor and the Equine Extension Specialist for the University of Kentucky's Department of Animal Sciences. Dr. grew up western Canada and has had a lifelong interest horses. He attended the University of Manitoba where he received both a Bachelor's degree agriculture and a of Science animal science. after Dr. moved to where he became the Extension Horse Specialist for Agriculture and completed his doctorate degree animal science, with a focus on equine nutrition, at the University of 1998 he joined the University of Kentucky as the head of their Equine Extension program and a professor the Equine Science and Management Program. His research contributions include looking at voluntary forage intake of horses and the use of rotational grazing practices to meet maintenance needs of adult horses. Professionally, Dr. is a member of the American Registry of Professional Animal Scientists, the American Society