Equine Studies Department

Hear from a Student

Our EAS professor conducts her classes in such a way that our understandings of our interactions with God, people, and horses are richly challenged. I now have a deeper understanding and love for all God has made. "
Asbury University Equine Services student photo. Marissa Yost ’25 Equine Assisted Services major

Where you’ll Learn

Exceptional equine education meets integrated hands-on learning on our pastoral Wilmore, Kentucky, campus. Students learn, relax and connect with each other and animals throughout the Equine Program premises.

Asbury owns nearly 350 acres of pristine rolling hills for its Equine program. It's also nestled on the picturesque Kentucky River and located only five minutes from campus.
The Asbury Equine Farm typically has several foals per spring.
People on a campus tour at the Equine CenterPeople on a campus tour at the Equine Center
Asbury’s 341-acre equestrian facility houses 100 horses.
Asbury's full-size Bayless Riding Arena provides unique opportunities for classroom work and special events.

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Meet our faculty

The Equine Studies department at Asbury University boasts a dedicated team of professionals.

Melissa Siard ’12 Altman, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Equine Science,
Department Chair, Equine Studies
Pre-Veterinary Advisor
Elizabeth Guthrie ’13, M.A.
Equine Program Director
Jesse Westfall
Director of Equine Training
Cathrin Wilbanks ’11, M.S.
Assistant Professor of Psychology and Equine Assisted Services
Stephanie Keeley ’07, M.B.A.
Assistant Professor of Equine

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