Lacey Johnston
Specialization: Equine behavior and equitation science; companion and exotic animal management
Lacey Johnston grew up in east Tennessee, and began her career with horses through 4-H projects and ownership. She began her professional animal science career by completing a B. S. focusing on bioscience at the University of Tennessee - Knoxville, and a M.S. at Middle Tennessee State University studying equine science focusing on education and Extension programming. Currently, Lacey Johnston is a Lecturer at the University of Tennessee and serves the Animal Science Department in various committee roles. Her interests include horse judging, equine behavior and well-being, and equitation science. Lacey Johnston serves on two committees for the American Youth Horse Council. Ms. Johnston also serves as Coach or Advisor for equine related student organizations including: Coach - University of Tennessee Horse Judging Team; Advisor - Intercollegiate Horse Show Association Western & Hunt Seat Teams (Equestrian Club); Advisor - United States Eventing Association Intercollegiate Team; Advisor - Equine Undergraduate Industries, Disciplines, & Science Club (Eq.U.I.D.S.) with Dr. Jennie Ivey; Advisor - Tennessee Collegiate Horseman's Association. In addition to her duties to the Department of Animal Science, she is also a Soldier in the U.S. Army Reserve.
Horse judging, equine behavior and well-being, and equitation science
Youth and Adult Extension Programming and Activities
2506 River Dr
Knoxville, TN 37996-4574
- MS, Animal Sciences, General, Middle Tennessee State Univ, 2013
Lacey Johnston
2506 River Dr
Knoxville, TN 37996-4574
- MS, Animal Sciences, General, Middle Tennessee State Univ, 2013
Lacey Johnston grew up in east Tennessee, and began her career with horses through 4-H projects and ownership. She began her professional animal science career by completing a B. S. focusing on bioscience at the University of Tennessee - Knoxville, and a M.S. at Middle Tennessee State University studying equine science focusing on education and Extension programming. Currently, Lacey Johnston is a Lecturer at the University of Tennessee and serves the Animal Science Department in various committee roles. Her interests include horse judging, equine behavior and well-being, and equitation science. Lacey Johnston serves on two committees for the American Youth Horse Council. Ms. Johnston also serves as Coach or Advisor for equine related student organizations including: Coach - University of Tennessee Horse Judging Team; Advisor - Intercollegiate Horse Show Association Western & Hunt Seat Teams (Equestrian Club); Advisor - United States Eventing Association Intercollegiate Team; Advisor - Equine Undergraduate Industries, Disciplines, & Science Club (Eq.U.I.D.S.) with Dr. Jennie Ivey; Advisor - Tennessee Collegiate Horseman's Association. In addition to her duties to the Department of Animal Science, she is also a Soldier in the U.S. Army Reserve.
Horse judging, equine behavior and well-being, and equitation science
Youth and Adult Extension Programming and Activities