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VOLUME 12 • NUMBER 1
Introduction
From the Curriculum Director
Student and Graduate Affairs: What’s up?
Academics’ News and Notes
Admissions Headlines
Celebrating Learning: New Programs for Our 25th Anniversary
What You Do Is Why We Celebrate
Natural Health Conference:
Come Together
On The Road: 2005
Graduates: Fourth Quarter 2004
ClassNotes
2005 Scholarship Recipients
Health in the News
Archive Page

ClassNOTES

Graduates

JOHN ELLIOTT, MS in Natural Health and ND graduate. John is currently completing a second master’s degree in public health at Temple University. John believes that the experience he gained after receiving his ND in 1999 helped him get to his present position. He is pleased to let us know that his colleagues are very receptive to natural health and that he has been able to both educate Temple’s physicians and perform some prevention research at the university. His research has resulted in an invitation to publish in a medical journal. John’s master plan is to eventually teach at a medical school or school of public health.

CORINNE RYDZEWSKI KALAT, PhD in Natural Health graduate. Corinne is a licensed clinical professional counselor who is also a certified alcohol, drug and tobacco addiction specialist. In addition to working with clients one-on-one, Corinne also offers educational workshops on topics including “Letting Go of Your Critical Inner Voice” in January 2005, and “Assertiveness 101: Speaking Up Effectively” in February 2005. Both workshops were filled to capacity. To request a free newsletter or information about counseling services and workshops, please call 630-263-8888 or send an e-mail to crkalat@aol.com.

PAMELA POPPER, BS, MS, and PhD in Holistic Nutrition graduate. Pam is the founder and executive director of The Wellness Forum, a chain of health and wellness centers located throughout the United States and the Far East. In addition to creating the courses used in The Wellness Forum centers, Pam is the author of several books and textbooks on the subject of nutrition, as well as three cookbooks. She has created nutrition and lifestyle programs that are approved for continuing education units for medical professionals, and her programs are offered for credit in universities and teaching hospitals. Pam’s interest in the health and wellness of children led to her form The Wellness Forum Foundation in 2000. The foundation provides educational programming for teachers, as well as grants for teaching materials and food samples for classroom use. The foundation’s goal is to help children understand the importance of a healthy diet and its impact on health. Pam is a sought-after lecturer who has addressed groups as small as 20 and as large as several thousand across the United States, Canada, Europe, and the Far East. Pam’s recent endeavors include working on a Health Freedom Bill for the state of Ohio.

KAREN SPENCER DEES, BS, MS, and PhD in Holistic Nutrition graduate. Congratulations to Karen for being elected to the board of directors for the National Association of Nutrition Professionals (www.nanp.org). Susie Hale, CCNH director of student and graduate affairs is a representative on the NANP credentialing committee and nominated Karen for the board as an outstanding CCNH graduate. Karen is also the author of Eating Right for Your Hormonal Health, which is available for purchase on our Web site.

ClassNotes is divided into two sections, student and alumni news, because so many of you are doing the most amazing things with your education and we want to make sure your academic status is properly attributed. If you would like to be featured in ClassNotes please drop us a line and give us your news. Send any information, including a headshot, to CCNH, Attention: Tara Brown, Holistic Times Editor.

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