 The Resident Degree Program at Prescott College
The Resident Degree Program is designed for students to live and study in Prescott. At Prescott College every student works in collaboration with faculty to individualize and self-direct his or her studies. We offer small classes where faculty truly care about students and are available outside of the classroom. In fact, most of our education takes place outside of the classroom because Prescott College is heavily field and experientially based. Read More...
As part of the Resident Degree Program, Prescott College and Centaur Leadership Services come together to offer a degree in Human Development with an emphasis in Equine Assisted Mental Health, as well as Equine Assisted Learning support for other course areas. See the new Centaur Leadership RDP Brochure!
Additional Equine Opportunities for RDP Students 2008-2009:
Saturday Horsemanship Classes! Fall Schedule: October 4 - November 22nd
Horsemanship Fridays - Day or half-day Relational Horsemanship experiences. Email mcarey@prescott.edu to schedule a day for your group of friends or family (Great for parents weekend!).
Volunteer and Work with kids and horses - Be part of the CLS Horsemanship and Leadership program
Winter Block Equine-based Group Process for Adventure Educators
See Group Process Slideshow
Spring Quarter Equine-based People, Animals and Nature 12 credit course
Interested in studying Equine-assisted Mental Health (EAMH) as an undergrad? Prescott College is the only place in the country where Masters-level workshops and events are offered FOUR times a year in EAMH and Counseling Psychology! Up the ante, and sign up today!
RDP Equine-assisted Learning Opportunity - Summer '09
Create, design and deliver transformational experiences to kids of all ages
by sharing with them our passion and skills in partnership with horses!
SEEKING: Skilled facilitators, inspired by what partnership with horses can teach people, and interested in helping create the magic and learning that horse camp can bring. Click here for a staff application
Want to formalize your learning and get 24 College credits in the process?
Block Course: Equine-Assisted Learning I - Instructor Training
Quarter Courses: Equine-assisted Learning II, III, IV
Organization & Administration of Experiential Programs
Applied Leadership and Facilitation Skills
Relational Horsemanship and Herd Management Practicum |
 Other CLS Supported Classes at Prescott College
Equine-Assisted Learning can be a part of a variety of classes, including:
Animal Assisted Therapy
Foundations of Equine Assisted Mental Health
Counseling Theories
Interpersonal Communication
Outdoor Education & Recreation
Adventure Education (AE)
& Gestalt Therapy
EAMH related articles in Transitions and beyond:
Centaur Leadership Services Cover Article, Fall 2005 (PDF)
The Equine Experience: The Role of Horses in Adventure Education (PDF) (PDF)
Roommates Reconnect: Equine Experiential Learning at Heart of New Business (scroll to p.36) (PDF) (
Prescott Courier Article (PDF), Jan. 28, 2004
For more information on the Resident Degree Program at Prescott College, see the Prescott College homepage or contact the Admissions office.
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