Congratulations to our Spring of 2014 Kentucky Equine Management Internship (KEMI) graduates!

Kelsey Arnold – University of Findlay – Indian Creek Farm

Danielle Austin – Delaware Valley College – WinStar Farm

Shelby Avann – University of Guelph, Canada – Ashford Stud

Bryan Barnhart – University of Louisville – Shawhan Place

Katie Clayton – University of Arkansas – Indian Creek Farm

Samantha Cripps – Michigan State University – Margaux Farm

Katie Derks – SUNY Cobbleskill – Shawnee Farm

Elizabeth Domingue – Louisiana State University – Adena Springs Farm

Lauren Eisemann – Ohio State University – Juddmonte Farms

Kaitlan Farmer – Texas A&M University – Trackside Farm

Colleen Felton – University of Massachusetts, Amherst – Dixiana Farm

Kelly Golczak – St. Xavier University – Stonestreet Farm

Allison Kosch – California State University, Fresno – Pin Oak Stud

Emily Lago – University of Kentucky – Pin Oak Stud

Melissa Lloyd – West Virginia University – WinStar Farm

Summer Lowe – College of Southern Idaho – Dell Ridge Farm

Rachael Magnuson – Washington State University – Lane’s End Farm

Michele Manhart – Iowa State University – Denali Stud

Mariah Maughan – Murdoch University, Australia – Castleton Lyons

Alyssa Milano – University of New Hampshire – Shadwell Farm

Cecily Mommaerts – Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo – Denali Stud

Alexandra Ng – Skidmore College – Lane’s End/Oak Tree Division

Nikki Novak – University of Nebraska – Stonestreet Farm

Nicollette Poole – University of Georgia – Margaux Farm

Mackenzie Schneekloth – University of Nebraska – Monticule Farm

Emily Schwendemann – University of Wisconsin, River Falls – Shadwell Farm

Emily Silva – University of Connecticut – Monticule Farm

Taylor Van Luven – Michigan State University – Mallory Farm

Ke’Yatta Wall – North Carolina A&T State University – Shawnee Farm

Best of luck to our Spring of 2014 graduates!

The Kentucky Thoroughbred Farm Managers Club (KTFMC) awards one Kentucky Equine Management Internship (KEMI) intern a Management Award each session.  This award recognizes an intern for their hard work, professionalism, and dedication to the industry.  The award includes a cash prize as well as an opportunity to shadow an industry professional of the intern’s choosing for the week following their internship.  Samantha Cripps was recently announced as the KTFMC scholarship winner for the Spring of 2014.  Congratulations, Samantha!

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.  Lauren Eisemann was selected to receive the award as recognition of her work ethic, community involvement, and his dedication to the care of horses.  Congratulations, Lauren!

The Kentucky Equine Management Internship (KEMI) is pleased to welcome 31 interns for the Spring of 2014 session:

Kelsey Arnold – University of Findlay

Danielle Austin – Delaware Valley College

Shelby Avann – University of Guelph, Canada

Bryan Barnhart – University of Louisville

Katie Clayton – University of Arkansas

Samantha Cripps – Michigan State University

Katie Derks – SUNY Cobbleskill

Elizabeth Domingue – Louisiana State University

Lauren Eisemann – Ohio State University

Kaitlan Farmer – Texas A&M University

Colleen Felton – University of Massachusetts, Amherst

Kelly Golczak – St. Xavier University

Allison Kosch – California State University, Fresno

Emily Lago – University of Kentucky

Melissa Lloyd – West Virginia University

Summer Lowe – College of Southern Idaho

Rachael Magnuson – Washington State University

Michele Manhart – Iowa State University

Mariah Maughan – Murdoch University, Australia

Alyssa Milano – University of New Hampshire

Cecily Mommaerts – Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo

Alexandra Ng – Skidmore College

Nikki Novak – University of Nebraska

Nicollette Poole – University of Georgia

Mackenzie Schneekloth – University of Nebraska

Emily Schwendemann – University of Wisconsin, River Falls

Emily Silva – University of Connecticut

Taylor Van Luven – Michigan State University

Ke’Yatta Wall – North Carolina A&T State University

Welcome interns!

Congratulations to our Fall of 2013 Kentucky Equine Management Internship (KEMI) graduates!

Natalia Banasiak – University of KwaZulu, South Africa – Pin Oak Stud

Bryan Barnhart – University of Louisville – Indian Creek Farm

Amber Bray – University of Waterloo, Canada – Maraux Farm

Karen Bublitz – University of Wisconsin, Platteville – Shawhan Place

Fatima Champagne – Judson College – Dixiana Farm

Lauren Eiseman – Ohio State University – Juddmonte Farms

Taylor Faccio – University of Vermont – Denali Stud

Colleen Felton – University of Massachusetts, Amherst – Juddmonte Farms

William Franz – University of Miami, Ohio – Ashford Stud

Luke Gilbert – University of Queensland, Australia – Stone Farm

Lucinda Gillespie – California State University, Fresno – Monticule Farm

Juliana Gomes – Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo – Margaux Farm

Megan Guilliams – Murray State University – Darby Dan Farm

Kelsey Herman – Yakima Valley Community College – Lane’s End/Oak Tree Division

Leah Jones – Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo – Trackside Farm

Elisabeth Sawlesky – Post University – Pin Oak Stud

Katie Springer – West Virginia University – Monticule Farm

Leigh Ann Stead – University of Delaware – Denali Stud

Xueli (Shirley) Wang – Nanjing Agricultural University, China – Lane’s End Farm

Best of luck to our Fall of 2013 graduates!

The Kentucky Thoroughbred Farm Managers Club (KTFMC) awards one Kentucky Equine Management Internship (KEMI) intern a Management Award each session.  This award recognizes an intern for their hard work, professionalism, and dedication to the industry.  The award includes a cash prize as well as an opportunity to shadow an industry professional of the intern’s choosing for the week following their internship.  Lauren Eisemann was recently announced as the KTFMC scholarship winner for the Fall of 2013.  Congratulations, Lauren!

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.  Lucinda Gillespie was selected to receive the award as recognition of her work ethic, community involvement, and his dedication to the care of horses.  Congratulations, Lucinda!

The Kentucky Equine Management Internship (KEMI) is pleased to welcome 19 interns for the Fall of 2013 session:

Natalia Banasiak – University of KwaZulu, South Africa

Bryan Barnhart – University of Louisville

Amber Bray – University of Waterloo, Canada

Karen Bublitz – University of Wisconsin, Platteville

Fatima Champagne – Judson College

Lauren Eiseman – Ohio State University

Taylor Faccio – University of Vermont

Colleen Felton – University of Massachusetts, Amherst

William Franz – University of Miami, Ohio

Luke Gilbert – University of Queensland, Australia

Lucinda Gillespie – California State University, Fresno

Juliana Gomes – Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo

Megan Guilliams – Murray State University

Kelsey Herman – Yakima Valley Community College

Leah Jones – Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo

Elisabeth Sawlesky – Post University

Katie Springer – West Virginia University

Leigh Ann Stead – University of Delaware

Xueli (Shirley) Wang – Nanjing Agricultural University, China

 

Welcome interns!