Horse Tales Literacy Project

The Horse Teaching and Research Center was recently featured in PBS video series called "Did You Know?"

Students read to horses at MSU's Horse Teaching and Research Center

"Did You Know?" Is a series of video news features focusing on the programs, research, and major initiatives being carried out within Michigan State University Extension. The segments air on WKAR TV 23 in East Lansing each weekend directly before each airing of the public affairs program "Off the Record". The video segments are designed to raise the public's awareness of Extension and all it does. In addition to appearing on WKAR TV, the segments may also appear on other PBS stations in Michigan as well as online. Please see the YouTube clip that showcases the Horse Tales Literacy Project at MSU's Horse Teaching and Research Center. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KAr4YXUG8lo&feature=youtu.be 

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