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Pete's Pet Posse Symposium

Pet therapy has widespread positive effects on people’s wellbeing, and these benefits are especially prominent on college campuses.  Pete’s Pet Posse (P3), Oklahoma State University’s (OSU) very own institutionally integrated pet therapy program, boasts over 80 teams of human handlers and dogs who have been spreading joy and comfort since its inception in 2013.

 

We invite you to support this symposium which is dedicated to exploring the transformative impact of P3 at OSU. This event will provide a unique platform for sponsors to engage with and learn about the P3 program's innovative ‘pawsitive paths’ for enhancing wellbeing among students, faculty, and staff. Since its inception, P3 has captured the hearts of the Cowboy Family and has sparked numerous research initiatives to deepen our understanding of its benefits. By supporting this symposium, you help us pave the way for a new era in holistic wellbeing and academic success on campus, extending P3’s positive influence across the OSU community and beyond.

 

Register

Join us Wednesday, April, 30, to explore the world of pet therapy at OSU. These sessions are available to members of the OSU community and other institutions, especially those directly involved in student success and campus wellbeing, and organizations with interest in starting their own pet therapy program. 

 

Registration will open soon.

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