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1st Annual Cornell Horse Symposium

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Dec 16, 20241 min read



We are happy to announce the first annual Cornell Horse Symposium on Saturday, January 11 at Frank Morrison Hall on Cornell's main campus. This is a much needed professional development offering for all Cornell Extension Educators to attend for FREE. We'll have some great speakers, activities and time for networking. We'll also be sharing some resources to take back to your counties. Entry is free but registration is required.


Cornell Horse Symposium!

 
 
 

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