EQUINE INDUSTRY PROGRAM
RETURNTRAJECTORY The Equine Industry Program welcomed two alumni back for Fall 2020 to teach as adjuncts in the program. Amy Lawyer, PhD (2006), works at the University of Kentucky in their Lexington Equine Extension office, lectures in UK’s Animal Science and Equine Studies programs, and teaches an Equine Leadership class. P.J. Anthony (2008) is an Operations Manager at Amazon and teaches an Equine Operations and Management class. UofL: What’s something unique or interesting you’ve done post-college? Amy: Since college, I have bought, raced, and sold many thoroughbreds. None of which have been overly successful, but enough to keep me in the
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industry. I also have two children, Joe Brack (8), and Tyson (3). P.J.: Upon graduation, I was accepted as one of 12 individuals from around the world to join the Godolphin Flying Start Program, where I spent two years learning about the global racing industry while living and working in Ireland, England, Australia, and Dubai. UofL: Why did you come back to teach the specific class you’re teaching? Amy: Leadership, in general, is a hot topic currently. People are starting to realize that just because someone is in a leadership position, it doesn’t necessarily mean they are an expert in decision making, coordinating people and organizations, or handling emergencies. The study of leadership principles is needed in all disciplines. I am glad
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