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Kelly Hall serves as Professor of Instruction and Director of the Associates of Applied Science in Equine Studies program at Ohio University's Patton College of Education within the Department of Recreation, Sport Pedagogy, and Consumer Sciences.
Her academic credentials include:
- Bachelor of Science in Vocational Agriculture Education (Morehead State University)
- Master of Science in Vocational Agriculture Education (University of Kentucky)
- Master of Social Work (University of Kentucky)
- Doctorate in Educational Administration (in progress, Ohio University)
Specializing in therapeutic applications of equine activities, Hall's work centers on evidence-based horsemanship interventions for mental health and experiential learning. Her research bridges recreation pedagogy with clinical therapeutic practices through structured equine-human interaction models.
Professional certifications demonstrate field leadership:
- Master Level Instructor & Equine Specialist in Mental Health (Professional Association of Therapeutic Horsemanship International)
- Lead Evaluator for Equine Management (Certified Horsemanship Association International)
As program director, she shapes curriculum for the Equine Studies AAS degree while maintaining active clinical practice standards through international certification bodies.
