Athletic Equestrian: Riding In College Podcast

Reagan is a recent graduate from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, where she earned a degree in sociology with a double minor in biology and chemistry. During her four years at UNCG, she rediscovered her passion for equestrian sports after a seven-year hiatus, joining the UNC-Greensboro Equestrian Team an

an experienced rider and coach for over 45 years, specializes in The Alexander Technique and Reiki to help equestrians and non-equestrians improve balance, biomechanics, and overall well-being. After overcoming personal health challenges, she developed a deep understanding of balance and body alignment, which she now s

is the Director of Equestrian/Head Western Coach at Alfred University. Prior to that he was at Albion College where he was the Head Coach of the western team. He has his Master of Business Administration in Marketing and Organizational Leadership and two Bachelor of Science degrees in Western Equine Studies and Equine

Dr. Erin Cardea is the Dean of Equestrian Studies and the Hunter/Jumper instructor at William Woods University in Fulton, MO. She holds a B.S. in Equestrian Science and a Master's in Equestrian Education from William Woods as well as a Master's in Equine Science from the University of Edinburgh. Most recently, Dr. Card

is the assistant coach for the Seton Hill Women’s Equestrian team, in Greensburg, PA. Her equestrian career began when she was young where she would ride & show sale horses. From there she attended and graduated from Seton Hill and rode on their equestrian team during her tenure. She enjoys coaching at the collegiate l

ACHA unites collegiate horsemen of all levels and disciplines through the promotion of leadership, education, service and national affiliations. ACHA hosts a national convention each year to bring student and chapter members together to learn more about the horse industry and develop their leadership skills through tou