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Earning Multiple Degrees at NUHS Offers Advantages to Students
Thursday, January 15, 2015More students are enrolling in multiple degree programs at National University. Students earning multiple credentials save months or years, as well as several thousand dollars by taking two programs at NUHS, versus taking the programs separately or at two different institutions. Multiple degrees can expand career options and may increase future earning potential.
How NUHS Succeeds in Graduating More Women with a STEM Degree
Monday, December 29, 2014The United States has a shortage of students completing science, technology, engineering and math degrees. Women are severely underrepresented in STEM majors. Yet NUHS is graduating a higher proportion of females – an impressive 58% ‑ in its BS completion program in biomedical sciences.
Chiropractic Profession Says Goodbye to Accreditation Champion, Dr. Orval Hidde
Monday, December 08, 2014Orval Hidde, D.C., J.D., passed away on November 20th, leaving a lasting legacy for the chiropractic profession. Dr. Orval Hidde (’53) served on National's faculty and on its board of trustees and holds a place in the institution's Hall of Honor. Dr. Hidde is best known for his work in gaining recognition for the Council on Chiropractic Education from the United States Dept. of Education.
Campus Happenings
NUHS Awards Institutional Scholarships to 13 Students
Thursday, January 08, 201513 NUHS students recently won institutional scholarships ranging from $1125 - $3025. The university is fortunate to have many memorial and sponsored scholarships for qualified students, and makes several awards each trimester.
December Commencement Honors 70 Grads
Friday, December 12, 2014National University conferred certificates and degrees on 70 graduates in December commencement ceremonies, and welcomed former trustee, Dr. Suzanne M. Garszczynski as commencement speaker.
Fluid Motion Donates Soft Tissue Tools to NUHS
Thursday, December 04, 2014Fluid Motion Tools, Inc. has donated 12 sets of soft tissue mobilization tools to National University for use in the classroom and its clinics. The tools' special design allow them to be used on all surfaces of the body.
Health and Clinic News
Massage Can Help Those with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
Tuesday, January 20, 2015Less sunlight in the winter, coupled with more time indoors, can trigger what is known as "Seasonal Affective Disorder" in many people. Evidence shows massage therapy can help with symptoms of SAD.
AOM Students Treat Homeless Vets at Winter Standdown Event
Monday, November 24, 2014On Friday, November 21, acupuncture and oriental medicine students from National University treated homeless veterans at Chicago’s “Winter Standdown” at the State of Illinois Northwest Armory.
NUHS Faculty Learn More About Emerging Infectious Diseases
Monday, November 03, 2014NUHS faculty and administrators from both Illinois and Florida heard colleague Jaya Prakash, MD, MPH give tips for alternative health providers on how to better prepare their practice to handle incoming patients who may have one of today's emerging infectious diseases.
Alumni News
Dr. Joshua Little Advancing New Discoveries Through Pain Research
Monday, January 12, 2015National University grad ('05) Dr. Joshua Little, is currently an assistant professor at the Saint Louis University School of Medicine. His most recent research is being heralded as "discovering the 'off-switch' for chronic pain" by science and news media around the world.
Grad Specializes in Oriental Medicine for Women's Health
Wednesday, January 07, 2015Margaret Thompson-Choi, MSOM, is a 2009 graduate of National University's MSOM program. She and her husband have a private clinic in Oak Brook, IL, where she is finding success specializing in acupuncture for fertility and women's health.
Grad is First DC for Regional Medical Provider
Monday, December 22, 2014Dr. Brian Hutcheson (DC '13) recently joined the staff of Hope Health, a medical provider with 9 community health centers in South Carolina, and a base of 32,000 patients. He is their first chiropractic physician and will help develop their integrative medicine section.
Faculty Achievements
Dr. Guadagno Treats Athletes at XXII Central American Games
Monday, December 15, 2014NUHS Florida faculty member and sports medicine expert, Dr. Carlo Guadagno, treated athletes at the XXII Central American and Caribbean Games in Veracruz, Mexico in November, 2014.
New AOM Faculty Member Specializes in Kidney Disease
Monday, December 01, 2014NUHS welcomes Dr. Xiaojing Zhou to its AOM faculty. Dr. Zhou has extensive hospital experience in integrative medicine and research, and is an expert on nephrology and internal medicine.
NUHS Welcomes AOM Research Leader to Faculty
Thursday, November 20, 2014This trimester, NUHS welcomed Dr. Zhanxiang Wang to its AOM faculty. Dr. Wang is a former assistant professor of research at Indiana University. His extensive internal medicine and research experience includes a focus on leukemia, hematology and immunology.
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