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Tarleton seeks military veterans to participate in 8-week study exploring benefits of working with horses.

Jun 9
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The Texan Therapeutic Riding at Tarleton State University is seeking U.S. military veterans and their families to participate in an eight-week research study exploring the benefits of working with horses.

 

Participants will complete surveys, adaptive horsemanship lessons, interviews and screening visits.

 


U.S. Veterans with a spouse or partner may participate, with the option to include up to two children ages eight and older.


Compensation is available through gift cards for completed online surveys.


Interested in participating?

 

 Call 254-236-2618 or email veteran.horse.study@gmail.com.

 


74 Comments


MARION LESLIE
MARION LESLIE
Aug 07

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Aug 06

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Tran Co
Aug 04

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Aug 03

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Probodhd Kumar
Aug 02

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