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Adventures ------------Dr. Hurley’s Magical Milk Show 131 ASL – Saturday 11:00 am Discover the marvel of milk with Dr. Hurley, professor of animal sciences. Get ready for an interactive session on the art of butter making, milk extraction and much more! Presented by Dr. Walter Hurley Energy Needs of Sled Dogs 150 ASL 11:00 pm Friday Breeding practices over the past few hundred years have resulted in the wide diversity of dog breeds. Differences in body size and other physical characteristics, activity level, and age influence energy requirement, estimating the energy needs of any specific dog may be difficult. Severe environmental conditions also affect the amount of energy needed to maintain body weight. Racing sled dogs are exposed to extremely low temperatures and high activity levels for days or weeks at a time. Thus, estimating and meeting the energy needs of these amazing athletes is very challenging. Presented by Kelly Swanson Cassie Becker Carlyle, IL Communications Sophomore – Agricultural How To Judge and Score Horses In Judging Contests 150 ASL – Friday 1:30 pm Come and discover the basics of judging and scoring horses in contests. Students can see what it is like to attend an animal science equine course. Presented by Dr. Kevin Kline. ------------------ Companion Animal Biology and Care 150 ASL 12:00 pm Friday This class will allow students to learn about what may be taught in a companion animal class here at the University of Illinois! Topics range from varying species and animal care techniques. Presented by Amy Fischer lle ge of ACES “Th e gre at th in g ab ou t th e Co yo u gra du ate is th at it is not on ly he lp in g prep arin g yo u fro m th e Un ive rsi ty, bu t it is ACES giv es yo u fo r yo ur fu tu re. Th e Colle ge of cc ee d in th e th e tools an d kn owled ge to su an iza tio ns, re al w orl d th rou gh stu de nt org ad resea rch lea de rsh ip w ork sh op s, un de rgr ore. We be lie ve opp ortu ni ties an d so m uc h m at colle ge th at gra des, of co urse, m atter es an d yo ur bu t it’s th e re al life expe rie nc ge th at wi ll in volv em en t wi th in th e colle t in yo ur m os t lik ely he lp yo u th e m os fu tu re.” 19
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