Honorary Fellows
Honorary Fellows are persons of eminence in the field of equitation science who have contributed significantly to the mission of ISES.
Hayley Randle
Hayley graduated with a BSc (Hons) Biology and Psychology in 1990, and gained her PhD in Animal Science on cattle in 1995 at Exeter University, UK. Hayley has worked in…
Andrew McLean
Andrew holds a degree in Zoology, a PhD in Horse Training Psychology and teaches at universities and conferences around the world. He developed and manages the Australian Equine Behaviour Centre,…
Natalie Waran
Natalie gained a BSc (Hons) in Zoology and her PhD in Cambridge. She led and participated in a wide range of research activities extending from welfare issues associated with agricultural…
Paul McGreevy
Paul is a riding instructor, veterinarian and ethologist. He is Professor of Animal Behaviour and Animal Welfare Science at the University of Sydney’s Faculty of Veterinary Science. The author of…
Hilary Clayton
Professor Hilary Clayton is a horsewoman, veterinarian and researcher. She grew up in England, graduated as a veterinarian from Glasgow University and has worked in veterinary colleges in the UK,…
Katherine Houpt
Professor Katherine Houpt received her veterinary and PhD degree from the University of Pennsylvania. She is Professor of Animal Behaviour at Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine and has been…
Jan Ladewig
Professor Jan Ladewig holds a PhD degree in Animal Behaviour from University of California, Davis, USA. He worked as a research associate in Germany, conducting research on behavioural and physiological…
Frank Ödberg
Professor Frank Ödberg holds a PhD in Experimental Psychology (Ghent University) and an MSc in Zoology (Edinburgh University). He has contributed to the development of applied ethology since 1968. His…