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The Michell Fuerniss Scholarship Fund has been established to benefit one commendable KEMI intern each session.  The scholarship fund was created to honor the memory of Michelle Fuerniss, a young Central Kentucky woman who was devoted to the Thoroughbred industry.  Charmion Lee has been selected to be winner of this session’s Michelle Fuerniss Scholarship.  She was selected to receive the award as recognition of her work ethic, community involvement, and her dedication to the care of horses.  Congratulations, Charmion Lee!

The Kentucky Equine Management Internship (KEMI) is pleased to welcome 14 interns for the Fall of 2005 session:

Andrew Bane – Columbia State Community College

Kelly Clark – Utah State University

Andrea Crowley – Michigan State University

Neel Ford – University of Kentucky

Myra Haberneck – North Carolina State Universtiy

James Hayes – University of Kentucky

Lisa Marie Jess – Michigan State University

Erika Justus – Northern Michigan University

Carrie Klooster – University of California, Davis

Charmion Lee – Texas A&M University

Charlotte McLaren – Michigan State University

Natalie Phillips – University of St. Andrews, Scottland

Erin Priest – Colorado State University

Katie Roche – California State University, Chico

Crystal Stotler – Kansas State University

Welcome interns!

Congratulations to our Fall of 2004 Kentucky Equine Management Internship (KEMI) graduates!

Leah Burnison – Laramie County Community College – Shawnee Farm

Taylor Cabalka – Colorado State University – Trackside Farm

Jessie Daniels – Linn Benton Community College – Pin Oak Stud

Sasha Fritsch – Cornell University – Three Chimneys Farm

Elizabeth Graeber – Texas A&M University – Trackside Farm

Reid Jones – Colorado State University – Margaux Farm

Amy Lafave – University of New Hampshire – Juddmonte Farms

Adam Marthaler – University of Minnesota, Crookston – Chesapeake Farm

Michaela Mathis – California State University, Fresno – Juddmonte Farms

Suzanne Meyer – Southern Illinois University, Carbondale – Indian Creek Farm

Catherine Socha – University of Findlay – Indian Creek Farm

Alexis Van Hooser – University of Illinois, Champaign – Margaux Farm

Stephanie Welder – The Ohio State University – Lane’s End/Oak Tree Division
Best of luck to our Fall of 2004 graduates!

The Michell Fuerniss Scholarship Fund has been established to benefit one commendable KEMI intern each session.  The scholarship fund was created to honor the memory of Michelle Fuerniss, a young Central Kentucky woman who was devoted to the Thoroughbred industry.  Elizabeth Graeber has been selected to be awarded the Michelle Fuerniss Scholarship recipient this session.  Congratulations, Elizabeth!

The Kentucky Equine Management Internship (KEMI) is pleased to welcome 17 interns for the Fall of 2004 session:

Leah Burnison – Laramie County Community College

Taylor Cabalka – Colorado State University

Jessie Daniels – Linn Benton Community College

Jamie Delaney – Meredith Manor Equestrian Centre

Sasha Fritsch – Cornell University

Elizabeth Graeber – Texas A&M University

Reid Jones – Colorado State University

Alicia Kleppinger – Pennsylvania State University

Amy Lafave – University of New Hampshire

Adam Marthaler – University of Minnesota, Crookston

Michaela Mathis – California State University, Fresno

Kristy McConnell – Meredith Manor Equestrian Centre

Suzanne Meyer – Southern Illinois University, Carbondale

Catherine Socha – University of Findlay

John “Sandy” Stuart – Hampden Sydney College

Alexis Van Hooser – University of Illinois, Champaign

Stephanie Welder – The Ohio State University

Welcome interns!

Congratulations to our Spring of 2004 Kentucky Equine Management Internship (KEMI) graduates!

Jarrett Bishop – West Texas A&M University – Pin Oak Stud

Amy Bunt – Virginia Tech University – Lantern Hill Farm

Katherine Cain – University of Tennessee – Cobra Farm

Katheryn Cerny – Cal Poly University – Margeaux Farm

Amy Delwiche – Virginia Tech University – WinStar Farm

Jeni Hamilton – Murray State University – Shadwell Farm

Jenna Johnson – University of Vermont – Lane’s End/Oak Tree Division

Kristen Lashley – Judson College – Shawnee Farm

Marsha McDowell – North Carolina State University – Overbrook Farm

Shanna Merritt – Virginia Tech University – Shawnee Farm

Claire Rademeyer – South Africa – Trackside Farm

Elaine Smith – Ireland – Ashford Stud

Karen Sonju – Oregon State University – Indian Creek Farm

Anna Thompson – University of Wisconsin – Indian Creek Farm

Kerry Thompson – University of Maryland – Dell Ridge Farm

Cori Woelk – Kansas State University – Classic Star Farm

Best of luck to our Spring of 2004 graduates!

The Michell Fuerniss Scholarship Fund has been established to benefit one commendable KEMI intern each session.  The scholarship fund was created to honor the memory of Michelle Fuerniss, a young Central Kentucky woman who was devoted to the Thoroughbred industry.  Katherine Cain is the first intern to be awarded the Michelle Fuerniss Scholarship.  She was selected to receive the award as recognition of her work ethic, community involvement, and her dedication to the care of horses.  Congratulations, Katherine Cain!

The Kentucky Equine Management Internship (KEMI) is pleased to welcome 17 interns for the Spring of 2004 session:

Jarrett Bishop – West Texas A&M University

Amy Bunt – Virginia Tech University

Katherine Cain – University of Tennessee

Katheryn Cerny – Cal Poly University

Jennifer Delaittre – University of Arizona

Amy Delwiche – Virginia Tech University

Jeni Hamilton – Murray State University

Jenna Johnson – University of Vermont

Kristen Lashley – Judson College

Marsha McDowell – North Carolina State University

Shanna Merritt – Virginia Tech University

Claire Rademeyer – South Africa

Elaine Smith – Ireland

Karen Sonju – Oregon State University

Anna Thompson – University of Wisconsin

Kerry Thompson – University of Maryland

Cori Woelk – Kansas State University

Welcome interns!